ibis Golfe de Saint-Tropez

The rooms at ibis Golfe de Saint-Tropez are divided into two categories: Standard Double Room and Standard Twin Room. Both accommodate up to two people and measure 14 m². The first has a double bed, while the second has two single beds. They are therefore suitable for couples and for two travellers who prefer separate beds.

Each room has air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower and hairdryer, and a flat-screen TV. A minibar, safe and desk complete the amenities. The rooms also have parquet flooring and heating. The floors are accessible by lift. Both categories share the same main amenities; the main difference is the bed layout. The rooms are non-smoking and have free Wi-Fi.

The hotel has an outdoor pool surrounded by a terrace, with sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels. Outdoor furniture lets you enjoy the sun terrace. Free private parking includes a charging station for electric vehicles, and accessible spaces are available for guests with reduced mobility.

The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available. The bar serves drinks and snacks, while the snack bar offers another option for a bite to eat. The rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a private bathroom. A lift serves the floors. The hotel also offers daily housekeeping and a wake-up service. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Accessibility facilities include a low washbasin and a toilet with grab rails.

Cogolin is a Provençal commune in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, between the hinterland of the Massif des Maures and the Mediterranean coast. Its old centre retains the Saint-Étienne-Saint-Sauveur church and village streets, while everyday life also revolves around the shops and market. The commune suits travellers who want to combine trips to the coast, visits to nearby villages and quieter moments inland.

The beaches of the gulf are accessible from Cogolin: Plage de la Marina de Cogolin is 4.5 km away, as is the southern beach of Port Grimaud. Grimaud, whose medieval village stands on a hill, offers old lanes to explore and the remains of its castle to see. Gassin, another hilltop village on the peninsula, has views over the gulf and the surrounding countryside. Nearby vineyards invite you to discover the wines of Provence. A car makes it easier to visit the beaches and villages; the hotel has free private parking.

In summer, the coast attracts more visitors, and the days are ideal for swimming, walks along the harbour and boat trips. Spring and late season often bring milder temperatures for visiting villages and vineyards. You can spend a day in Grimaud and then head to the seaside, or stay in Cogolin for a stroll through the centre and a break by the pool. Saint-Tropez is about 10 km away; you can also explore the peninsula in stages, combining the coast and hinterland.