Hotel Princesse D'Azur

Hotel Princesse D'Azur has three room categories: Double Room, Superior Double Room and Deluxe Double Room. They accommodate two people, except for the Deluxe, which is for three. All overlook the inner courtyard and have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. A dining area, a dressing room and an electric kettle complete the shared amenities.

The rooms differ in size: the Double Room is 10 m², the Superior is 14 m² and the Deluxe is 18 m². Each has a double bed and a bathroom with a shower or bath, as well as a hairdryer. The Double Room suits two people looking for a compact space; the Superior offers more room, while the Deluxe is the only category designed for three people. All three have the same inner courtyard view.

Hotel Princesse D'Azur brings together several amenities for time spent at the hotel and outings in Sainte-Maxime. The private indoor car park is free and includes access for guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom.

Outside, garden furniture, terraces and the garden provide open-air spaces to enjoy; a sun terrace completes these facilities. There is a pool table for an activity on site, while the beach is among the featured amenities. The on-site café, snack bar and tea and coffee-making facilities offer several options for a break. Fruit and wine or champagne are also available. Pet bowls are provided for guests travelling with their companions. Housekeeping is daily; private check-in and check-out, as well as express check-in and check-out, are also available.

Sainte-Maxime is a seaside town in Var, on the northern shore of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Its port, beaches and shopping streets make up a lively Mediterranean setting, particularly busy in summer. The seafront is well suited to a stroll, while the squares and narrow streets in the centre have the feel of a Provençal town facing the sea. It is a good stop for travellers looking to combine swimming, boat trips and visits to the villages around the gulf.

Plage du centre ville is 680 m away; Marché couvert, at 770 m, offers a chance to discover local produce and customs. Les Tourelles, 840 m away, is one of Sainte-Maxime’s heritage landmarks, and the town’s church is in the centre. Parc Botanique des Myrtes, 1.6 km away, offers a walk among Mediterranean plants. From the port, boat services cross the gulf to Saint-Tropez, whose old port and narrow streets attract visitors and art lovers.

Summer is the season for swimming and evening strolls, with more people along the coast. In spring and September, temperatures remain pleasant for exploring nearby towns and walking along the coast. A day can begin at the market, continue on a sandy beach and end with a crossing of the gulf. For a quieter outing, the botanical park and coastal paths offer a different perspective on the vegetation and coastal scenery. A car makes it easier to explore the villages in the Var hinterland.