La Bastide de Saint Tropez

The rooms and suites at La Bastide de Saint Tropez accommodate two to three guests and all have a private bathroom, air conditioning and views of the garden or pool. The 21 m² rooms are designed for two guests; the Superior Double Room and Deluxe Room each have a large double bed. A private terrace or balcony extends these spaces. A minibar, flat-screen TV and toiletries complete the amenities.

The suites offer more space and distinct layouts. The 24 m² Junior Suite adds a seating area and a sofa bed. The 29 m² Junior Suite Deluxe has a separate living room, while the 37 m² Suite combines a separate bedroom with a living room and sofa bed. These three categories can accommodate up to three guests and have a terrace; some also have a balcony. Views of the garden and pool connect the different rooms with La Bastide’s outdoor areas.

La Bastide de Saint Tropez offers a range of services for days spent at the hotel. The heated outdoor pool is lined with sun loungers and parasols, while the spa offers massages, a hammam and beauty treatments. The garden and furnished terraces provide places to sit outside. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and rooms have a flat-screen TV.

Two restaurants, a bar and an on-site café make up the dining options. Children’s menus and menus for special diets are available on request; breakfast can be served in your room. The team provides concierge service and luggage storage, and the reception is open 24 hours a day. Valet parking, a shuttle and bicycle hire are also available. The hotel has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including toilets with grab rails, a low washbasin and wheelchair access. Childcare is also available for families.

Saint-Tropez is a Mediterranean port in the Var, known for its warm-coloured façades, narrow lanes and lively quays. You can explore the old town on foot, among small squares, historic houses and terraces overlooking the port. The town attracts visitors interested in swimming, heritage and sailing; in summer, it gets busier and road journeys can take time. La Bastide is in a residential area, within walking distance of the centre and the seafront.

Place des Lices hosts the Provençal market and games of pétanque beneath the plane trees. The Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum traces the town’s history on screen, while the Musée de l’Annonciade displays works connected with painters who visited Saint-Tropez. The citadel houses the Maritime History Museum and offers a glimpse into the port’s past. Several beaches lie around the peninsula; Canoubiers Beach is also a place to enjoy the coast away from the bustle of the quays. The bus station and maritime station serve local and coastal routes.

The summer months suit days at the beach and evenings at the port, but visitor numbers are higher. Spring and early autumn offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring the old town, visiting museums and lingering on terraces. A day can combine a market visit, a look around the citadel and a late-afternoon swim. A car makes it easier to explore beaches further away or villages around the gulf; in the centre, the streets are more pleasant to explore on foot.