Lou Trelus

Lou Trelus offers an independent studio, the Studio with Terrace, measuring 25 m² and designed for four people. Its layout includes a sleeping area, a dining area and a seating area with an LCD TV. The bathroom is private, and the accommodation has a fully equipped kitchenette for preparing meals on site. The studio also has reversible air conditioning.

The terrace is its distinguishing feature, overlooking the park and the sea. The studio includes a double bed and a sofa bed, wired internet access and access to Netflix. Other amenities include a refrigerator, a kettle or coffee machine, a desk and ironing facilities. The bathroom has a shower or bath and a hairdryer. This single unit combines sleeping, cooking and living areas.

Lou Trelus’s facilities combine outdoor spaces and leisure activities. The terrace and garden let you enjoy the fresh air, while the outdoor swimming pool provides a place to swim. Water sports facilities are available on site. Guests can also enjoy mini golf, tennis, fishing, cycling, horse riding, scuba diving and snorkelling. Windsurfing equipment and parasols add to the options for relaxation and sport.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Free public parking is available on site. The studio has a kitchen, a private bathroom and air conditioning. Indoors, there is a shared lounge with a TV. A café and a bar are among the food and drink facilities; the studios also have a kettle or coffee machine. The rooms are non-smoking.

Sainte-Maxime stretches along the northern shore of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, facing the peninsula and its villages. This seaside resort in Var combines beaches, a marina and an old town, with shopping streets and lively squares. The seafront draws swimmers and walkers, while the hinterland offers hills covered with pine and cork oak trees. The town suits travellers who want to alternate beach days with exploring the Provençal coast.

Croisette Beach is 50 m from Lou Trelus. Parc Botanique des Myrtes, 270 m away, brings together Mediterranean plants in a green setting. The town centre and its covered market are ideal for browsing the stalls and streets of the old town. From Sainte-Maxime ferry terminal, you can reach Saint-Tropez by sea; in the old town, the harbour, colourful façades and narrow streets reflect the history of this fishing village. Golf enthusiasts will find Beauvallon Golf Course 2.8 km away.

In summer, the coast is very busy and the beaches fill up quickly; spring and early autumn often bring milder days for exploring the region. You could start the day with a swim, continue with a walk around Sainte-Maxime town centre and finish at the harbour. A boat trip to Saint-Tropez lets you discover the gulf without taking the road. For an excursion inland, Grimaud and its medieval castle offer a glimpse of Var’s hilltop villages.