Marina Hôtel Club

Marina Hôtel Club offers double rooms, twin rooms, family rooms and one-bedroom aparthotels. Rooms measure 16 to 32 m² and all have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a terrace overlooking the garden. The double and twin rooms accommodate two people; family rooms and aparthotels can sleep up to four guests.

Sleeping arrangements vary: a double bed, twin beds or a family layout with three beds. The aparthotel with kitchenette has a separate area, a microwave and a sofa bed; a dining area is also available. Some Superior rooms have a minibar. One room is adapted for guests with reduced mobility. Not all rooms have a television.

Marina Hôtel Club has free private parking on site, as well as an electric vehicle charging station and accessible parking spaces. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. Outdoor areas include a garden and a sun terrace. Guests can also enjoy the tennis court, tennis equipment and activities on site, including evening entertainment, concerts and shows.

Families can make use of an outdoor playground, a children's pool and a babysitting service. Accessible facilities include a lowered adapted washbasin, raised toilets, grab rails and wheelchair access. The on-site café, snack bar, children's menus, and wine and champagne service complement the dining areas. Rooms are air-conditioned and non-smoking; a TV with cable channels is also available.

Les Marines de Cogolin stretch along the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, between beaches, pontoons and the canals of Port Grimaud. The area combines water sports with seaside resort life, with flat routes suitable for walking or cycling. Families can enjoy the beaches and leisure activities around the gulf, while visitors interested in heritage can explore the inland villages.

Les Marines de Cogolin Beach is 600 m away, and several other beaches line the gulf. In Port Grimaud, the Church of Saint-François-d’Assise overlooks the canals and colourful houses; the market is a chance to discover local produce and crafts. Water shuttles leave the port for Saint-Tropez, whose citadel, old lanes and marina make for a day trip. The peninsula’s wine estates offer another stop, with vineyards and tastings. The local road network links Cogolin, Grimaud and the other towns around the gulf; a car makes trips into the hinterland easier.

Summer draws the most visitors to this part of the French Riviera, with days spent swimming, taking boat trips and enjoying evenings by the sea. In spring and September, temperatures remain suitable for walks, while visitor numbers are generally lower than in high summer. A day can combine a visit to the Port Grimaud market, a boat crossing to Saint-Tropez and a return along the gulf’s beaches. For a change of scenery, the hilltop villages of Grimaud and Gassin offer old lanes and views over the vineyards and the Mediterranean.