Maison Prestige Saint Tropez by Roberto Geissini

The rooms and suites at La Maison Prestige Saint Tropez by Roberto Geissini accommodate up to two people in the more compact categories. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a minibar. They overlook the garden, and several rooms also look out over the pool. The Standard Room measures 19 m², while the Deluxe Room has 25 m² and views of the garden and pool.

The suites offer more space and distinctive features. The Deluxe Junior Suite has a private terrace and a coffee machine. The Deluxe, Presidential and Family Suites also have a seating area with a sofa bed; each has a patio or terrace and a coffee machine. Ranging from 55 to 80 m², these three suites suit travellers looking to stay with family or enjoy a separate area to relax in.

The three outdoor swimming pools are among the main places to relax at La Maison Prestige Saint Tropez by Roberto Geissini; one is heated and has an infinity edge. Sun loungers and parasols are provided by the water, while the garden, terraces and hammocks offer other places to unwind. Guests can also use a tennis court and tennis equipment.

A continental breakfast buffet is included in your stay. The hotel has two restaurants, a bar, an on-site café and a snack bar. Private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. An airport shuttle and room service are offered. Other facilities include a shared lounge, a picnic area, yoga classes and massages. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge.

Grimaud is a Provençal village in the hinterland of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Its old lanes climb towards the remains of the château, with views over the hills and village rooftops. The landscape combines vineyards, pine trees and Mediterranean hills; the atmosphere is quieter than on the coast, while the beaches are still accessible by car. This stop will appeal to travellers who want to combine heritage, swimming and walks in the surrounding area.

Explore the old village on foot, between Saint-Michel Church, the Penitents’ Chapel and the remains of Grimaud Château. Port Grimaud, with its canals and colourful houses, offers a different side of the gulf, with waterside walks and boat trips. The local beaches are a few kilometres away; Centre Ville Beach is 3.9 km away. Saint-Tropez is 11 km away, offering a day out among the port, lanes and cultural attractions. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and the coast; free private parking is available at the hotel.

In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are well suited to walks in Grimaud and visits to the surrounding wine estates. In summer, make time for the beaches and pools, as well as an early morning or late afternoon visit to the village. You can spend a day exploring the local heritage, stopping at Port Grimaud and then enjoying some time on the coast. Markets and seasonal events in neighbouring towns also offer a chance to discover the gulf’s produce and traditions.