Hôtel Villa Maya - Golfe de Saint-Tropez

Hôtel Villa Maya offers several types of accommodation, from double rooms to studios, as well as a junior suite, a loft apartment and a villa. Sizes range from 12 m² for the Small Double Room to 269 m² for the Villa with Private Pool. Several rooms open onto a terrace or offer garden views; others also overlook the sea or pool. Air conditioning and a flat-screen TV are among the amenities in the different categories. The Comfort Rooms and several studios have a private bathroom, while the apartments offer more space and kitchen facilities.

You can choose a room for two people, a family studio or an apartment with several bedrooms. The loft has a kitchen and a terrace with sea views; the villa has a private pool and several bathrooms. Sleeping arrangements vary by category, with double beds, single beds and a sofa bed.

The two outdoor swimming pools and landscaped garden areas shape the moments of relaxation at Hôtel Villa Maya. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are available. The terraces, including a sun terrace, provide places to sit outside. The hotel also has a sauna and offers bicycle hire and cycling tours.

A continental or buffet breakfast is served every morning. A café and restaurant complete the dining options; meals can be prepared on request in advance, and a half-board option includes breakfast and dinner. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Private on-site parking costs €10 per day and requires a reservation. The shuttle service goes to the airport and nearby towns. The hotel has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including a low washbasin and toilets with grab rails. Pets are allowed, possibly at an additional charge.

The Gulf of Saint-Tropez brings together Mediterranean beaches, marinas and Provençal villages. Hôtel Villa Maya is on the peninsula, between the Gassin and Saint-Tropez areas. The landscape alternates between pine-lined roads, wine estates and developed shorelines. This stretch of coast suits stays focused on swimming, seaside walks and trips to the villages of the peninsula. In summer, activity picks up around the beaches and ports; spring and early autumn generally offer a quieter pace.

La Moune Beach is 290 m away, providing access to the shore for a swim or a walk. Port Grimaud, recognisable by its canals and colourful houses, is best explored on foot around the harbour and quays. Maritime shuttles depart from the Saint-Tropez area for destinations around the gulf. The Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum traces aspects of local history and French cinema. The peninsula’s wine estates also welcome visitors to discover the wines of Provence.

A car is useful for exploring the beaches and villages, especially if you want to visit different parts of the coast or reach the inland estates. Saint-Tropez can be explored on foot from its port: the old town’s narrow streets, the quays and the citadel make for a pleasant outing, with views over the gulf. The Port Grimaud market is a chance to discover local produce and the village atmosphere. In summer, allow extra time for driving along the coastal roads; out of season, seaside walks and visits to the wine estates offer a different perspective on the peninsula.