Le Pavillon de Pampelonne

Le Pavillon de Pampelonne offers four room categories for two or four people. The Standard Double Room measures 16 m² and overlooks the inner courtyard. The Superior Double Room offers 20 m² and stands out for its bathtub. At 22 m², the Deluxe Double Room with Shower adds a patio, a terrace and garden views; it also has a minibar. The Quadruple Room is the largest, at 43 m², and has a terrace and views of the garden and swimming pool.

The rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. They are all designed for two people, except for the Quadruple Room, which accommodates four guests. The double rooms have one large double bed; the Quadruple Room has one large double bed or two single beds. Specific amenities vary by category and include a bathtub, patio, terrace or views of the outdoor areas.

The outdoor areas bring together garden furniture, a sun terrace and a garden. Sun loungers and parasols make it easy to relax outside; there is also a pool bar. Activities include cycling tours, walking tours, water sports facilities and horse riding. Fitness classes, yoga sessions and a personal fitness trainer are also available.

Wellness services include various massages, including couples’ massages, as well as a fitness centre. A shared lounge with a TV and a games room complete the indoor areas. Free parking is available on site, with indoor spaces and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the villa. The rooms have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine or electric kettle.

Saint-Tropez stretches across a peninsula in Var, between its marina, beaches and Mediterranean hills. The town combines old lanes, colourful façades and moored boats, with activity peaking in the summer season. Le Pavillon de Pampelonne is on Route des Plages, in an area where a car makes it easier to travel between the town centre and the coast. This property suits travellers who want to alternate swimming, walks around town and outings along the coast.

The old town brings together Place des Lices, the museums and the citadel, which houses the Maritime History Museum and offers views over the gulf. The bus station is 1.1 km away and Saint-Tropez ferry terminal is 1.3 km away; the latter serves boat connections from the port. Pampelonne Beach, known for its long stretch of sand and beach clubs, is accessible by car. The Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum also traces the history of cinema in Saint-Tropez. The villa’s free parking is public and cannot be reserved.

In summer, the beaches and streets in the town centre are very busy; spring and September often bring pleasant days for exploring the peninsula in a quieter atmosphere. You can spend a morning at the market in Place des Lices, then visit the citadel before heading to the seafront. Another day could be devoted to the coves and beaches along the coast; having a car makes it easy to travel between different areas. In the evening, a stroll around the old port lets you watch the boats and enjoy the lively seafront.