La Bastide d'Antoine

The rooms at La Bastide d'Antoine have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. The double rooms overlook the sea or the garden; some have a terrace, and one has a balcony. The Small Double Room measures 18 m², while larger rooms offer up to 35 m². Several have sea views and amenities such as a minibar and soundproofing.

The family suites include two-bedroom suites, a loft and a junior suite. Some have a private pool; the 85 m² suite also has a balcony and sea and pool views. It can accommodate up to six people. The Loft Bastide measures 75 m² and can accommodate four people, with sea views. The 45 m² Junior Suite, Jacuzzi, has a spa bath and a terrace.

La Bastide d'Antoine has a restaurant, a bar and a room service breakfast. The buffet includes options for children, and menus for special diets are available on request. The rooms are equipped with a minibar. For getting around and everyday needs, the hotel offers a shuttle service, a 24-hour reception, a concierge service and luggage storage. Private or express check-in and check-out are available.

The outdoor areas include a garden, terraces and outdoor furniture. Bicycle hire and a golf course less than 3 km away provide further activity options. Free private indoor parking is available, including spaces for guests with reduced mobility. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge; pet bowls are available. Facilities also include massages, including couples’ massages, a shared lounge, board games and daily housekeeping. Free Wi-Fi is available in the public areas.

Saint-Tropez is on the southern coast of the Saint-Tropez peninsula, between the gulf and the hills of the Var. The town combines a lively port, old lanes and beaches that attract many visitors in summer. La Bastide d'Antoine is in an area where the coast and town centre are easy to reach by car. The atmosphere changes with the seasons: the quays and terraces are especially busy during the summer holidays, while the quieter months offer more room for walks around the old town.

Moune Beach is 160 m away. In Saint-Tropez, the port and the lanes in the centre offer a chance to see Provençal façades, shops and boats in the gulf. The citadel houses a museum dedicated to the town’s maritime history, while the Museum of the Gendarmerie and Cinema presents another aspect of its heritage. Port Grimaud, with its canals and colourful houses, offers a different coastal excursion. Passenger boats from Saint-Tropez connect the port with destinations around the gulf; the bus station serves nearby areas by road.

To enjoy the coast, you can spend the morning swimming and visit the old town as the heat eases. Summer is well suited to boat trips and beach days, but traffic and visitor numbers increase considerably. Spring and early autumn bring milder temperatures for walks around the port or visits to nearby villages. The peninsula’s wine estates also offer a chance to discover local wines; plan to use a car for these visits and the return to the hotel.