Maison d' Orange - Chambres

La Maison d' Orange - Chambres offers an 18 m² double room designed for two people. It has an extra-large double bed and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower. Air conditioning and soundproofed walls help make the room comfortable, while a flat-screen TV is available for a relaxing break.

The furnishings also include a safe, a desk and tiled or marble flooring. Bed linen, towels, toiletries and a hairdryer are provided. The room has free Wi-Fi. The bathroom is equipped with a toilet and toilet paper. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. This room brings together the essential amenities for a stay in Saint-Tropez, whether you want to spend the day on the coast or explore the village streets and museums.

La Maison d' Orange - Chambres has a garden and provides daily housekeeping. The rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with a flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms, and the double room has a private bathroom with a shower. Toiletries, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer are also provided.

Amenities include a safe, a desk and an iron. Tiled or marble floors and soundproofed walls are features of the room. Heating complements the air conditioning. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only, which is useful to know if you are travelling with luggage. Check-in is from 15:00 to 19:30, and check-out is before 11:00. The garden provides outdoor space on site, while daily housekeeping is available throughout your stay.

Saint-Tropez is a village on the Var coast, where the harbour, old lanes and beaches create very different atmospheres throughout the day. Visitors come for walks along the quay, the façades of the historic centre and swims in the coves and beaches of the peninsula. The address on avenue Général Leclerc is in an area where you can walk to both the seafront and the village’s shopping streets. In summer, crowds bring the quays and beaches to life; spring and early autumn generally offer a quieter pace.

Bouillabaisse Beach is 450 m away. Saint-Tropez bus station is 200 m away and the ferry terminal is 270 m away; both are useful landmarks for planning journeys from the village. The gendarmerie and cinema museum, 320 m away, explores the building’s history and its links with French cinema. The Musée de l'Annonciade, 520 m away, displays works connected with painters who stayed on the coast. Place des Lices, with its plane trees, is another place to stroll in the centre.

For a first visit, you could explore the harbour in the morning, visit a museum during the hottest part of the day, then spend the afternoon at the beach. The citadel and its maritime history museum offer elevated views and an insight into the town’s seafaring past. The summer months are lively and very busy; out of season, you can still explore the lanes and coastline in a calmer atmosphere. A car can be useful for exploring the beaches and villages of the gulf, while central Saint-Tropez is easy to discover on foot.