Le Mazet des Mûres

Le Mazet des Mûres offers two room types: a 15 m² Double Room and a 21 m² Triple Room. Both provide guests with an air-conditioned space, a private bathroom and a shower. Each room also has a private entrance, as well as a wardrobe, heating and tiled flooring. Bed linen and towels are provided.

Your choice depends mainly on the number of guests and the atmosphere you prefer. The Double Room overlooks the garden and has a double bed. The Triple Room overlooks the inner courtyard and has a TV; it can accommodate up to three people. Its bed configurations include three single beds or one single bed and one double bed. Both rooms are on upper floors accessible only by stairs. A hairdryer completes the bathroom facilities.

Le Mazet des Mûres has a garden and a terrace where you can enjoy the outdoors. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Wi-Fi is free in the shared areas. The rooms are air-conditioned and have private entrances; heating and tiled floors complete their facilities. Family rooms are available, as are non-smoking areas.

The private bathrooms include a shower, toilet and hairdryer. Bed linen and towels are provided, and a wardrobe or clothes rack offers space for your belongings. There is a socket near the bed. The property also offers bicycle hire, a convenient way to get around the area, and the beach is one of the attractions of a stay here. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs. A continental breakfast completes the services available on site.

Grimaud lies between the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and the hills of the Massif des Maures. The area combines coastline, pine trees and Provençal villages; it suits both days at the beach and walks through old lanes. Le Mazet des Mûres is in a residential area near the shore, about 700 m from Tamaris Beach. The historic village of Grimaud, perched above the plain, offers a different side of the town, with stone houses and sloping lanes.

Port Grimaud is best explored on foot along its canals and colourful houses, while the market and Saint-François-d’Assise Church bring the neighbourhood to life. Grimaud Castle and the village mill reflect local history; both are in the old village area, about 5 km from the house. The beaches of Beauvallon and Port Grimaud are ideal for a day by the water. A car makes it easier to travel between the village, beaches and neighbouring towns. Saint-Tropez and Sainte-Maxime offer further walks around their harbours and centres.

In summer, the coast attracts many visitors and the beaches are particularly lively; an early outing lets you enjoy the seaside before the busiest hours. In spring and September, temperatures are often suitable for walks, and the atmosphere is quieter. You can spend a day in old Grimaud, then head to the coast for a swim or a walk at sunset. The vineyards on the peninsula also offer the chance to discover local wines.