Maison Provence

La Maison Provence offers six room categories for two people: double rooms, a Junior Suite and a Superior Suite. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a coffee machine. Sizes range from 22 to 32 m². Several categories overlook the sea, while the Double Room with Garden View looks out over the green spaces and pool.

The suites and some double rooms offer sea views; the Junior Suite also has a separate sitting area. The Superior Suite is the most spacious category at 32 m², as is the Deluxe Double Room with Balcony, which combines this space with a sea view. The rooms have an extra-large double bed. The bathrooms have a shower; the suites also include dressing gowns. Depending on the category, views of the pool are also available.

The heated outdoor pool is open seasonally and complements the garden and sun terrace, where you can relax. Guests can also enjoy the restaurant, bar, snack bar and on-site café. Continental breakfast is served at the hotel; the accommodation has a kettle or coffee machine, and the rooms also include a minibar.

On-site private parking is available by reservation and costs €15 per day. There is a charging station for electric vehicles. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, with internet access and a streaming service on the flat-screen TV. The outdoor areas include garden furniture and sun loungers, as well as parasols. Bike hire, cycling tours and walking tours are among the activities on offer. Massages and various beauty treatments are also available.

Saint-Tropez and the gulf that bears its name make up a landscape of harbours, beaches and coastal villages. At La Maison Provence, you stay in a quieter part of the peninsula, between Saint-Tropez, Gassin and Port Grimaud. The area appeals both to those who enjoy swimming and to visitors who want to alternate walks along the quays, exploring old streets and days by the water. In summer, the beaches and harbours become busier.

La Moune Beach is 410 m away and Les Marines de Cogolin is 890 m away. Port Grimaud, recognisable by its canals and colourful houses, is a pleasant place for a walk along the quays or a boat trip. In Saint-Tropez, the gendarmerie and cinema museum traces the town’s history on screen, while the citadel overlooks the harbour and houses a museum devoted to maritime history. The peninsula’s wine estates offer another route, among vineyards and tastings. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 39 km away; the Saint-Tropez water shuttles make it easier to get around the gulf.

To enjoy the coast, set aside time for a beach in the morning, followed by a walk around old Saint-Tropez in the late afternoon. Summer is lively and hot; spring and early autumn generally offer milder weather for visiting villages and vineyards. In September, the grape harvest also provides an opportunity to discover local estates. A day can therefore combine swimming, a visit to the harbour and a detour through the old lanes.