Lou Mare

Lou Mare offers three double rooms for two people, measuring 22 to 25 m². Each has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a TV, a minibar and a coffee machine. Soundproofing is also among the shared facilities. Depending on the room category, the rooms overlook the garden, the inner courtyard or both.

Two rooms have a balcony: one overlooks the inner courtyard, while the other combines a balcony with a garden view. The Deluxe Double Room, without a balcony, overlooks the garden and the inner courtyard. At 25 m², the King Room with Balcony is the largest of the three; the Deluxe Double Room with Balcony measures 23 m². Each room has one extra-large double bed. The bathrooms also have bathrobes, slippers and free toiletries.

The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally; the garden and sun terrace offer other spaces to enjoy the outdoors. The hotel is on the beachfront, and towels and pool or beach loungers are among the available facilities. Parasols complete this relaxation area. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, and the rooms are air-conditioned.

The concierge service can assist you during your stay, while luggage storage and daily housekeeping are available on site. There is also a café. Fruit and wine or champagne are among the food and drink offerings; the rooms also have a minibar. Outdoor furniture lets you sit in the garden or on the terrace. Pets are allowed on request, and a supplement may apply. Pet bowls are provided.

Saint-Tropez stretches around its port, amid Provençal façades, old narrow streets and the beaches of the gulf. The Bouillabaisse district, west of the centre, has a seaside atmosphere and direct access to the coast. It suits travellers who want to enjoy the sea while keeping the old town and its walks within walking distance.

Bouillabaisse Beach is 100 m away. Heading towards the centre, you can visit the Museum of the Gendarmerie and Cinema, devoted to local history and films associated with Saint-Tropez, as well as the Annonciade Museum, known for its modern art collections. The citadel houses the Museum of Maritime History and overlooks the port. Place des Lices, with its plane trees and Provençal market, is another central landmark. Saint-Tropez bus station and the ferry terminal make it easier to get around the region; the hotel has no parking.

In summer, the beaches and port attract more visitors: planning outings for early morning or late in the day lets you enjoy a quieter atmosphere. The shoulder seasons are well suited to walks through the narrow streets and museum visits, with often milder temperatures. You can start the day at the beach, continue through old Saint-Tropez and finish with a visit to the citadel above the port.