MUSE Saint Tropez - Small Luxury Hotels of the World

The six suites at MUSE Saint Tropez - Small Luxury Hotels of the World include a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and a minibar. They all have a lounge area, while their sizes and layouts vary by category. The Élégance Suites measure 35 m²; one opens onto a terrace and the other has a private pool. The Deluxe Suite offers 60 m² and a spacious lounge. The Prestige Suite and Duplex Suite measure 80 and 110 m² respectively, and each has a private pool.

The Deluxe Two-Bedroom Suite is the largest, with 120 m², two bedrooms and a private garden with a pool. Balconies, terraces and views of the garden, hills or sea distinguish several of the suites. Some suites have a bathtub as well as a shower. Each category has its own layout; beds and occupancy also vary according to the suite you choose.

MUSE Saint Tropez - Small Luxury Hotels of the World has a restaurant, a bar and a snack bar. Continental breakfast can be served in your room; children's menus and menus for special diets are also available on request. The suites have a minibar, and the dining areas provide additional options for meals on site. Free private parking is available, along with valet parking, an electric vehicle charging point and accessible parking spaces.

The garden and furnished terraces complement the heated outdoor pool, sun loungers and parasols. The hotel offers bicycle hire, a free shuttle service to the beach and activities such as hiking and cycling. The wellness area includes a spa, a fitness centre and massage services. A 24-hour reception, concierge service, luggage storage and daily housekeeping complete the facilities. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel; pets are allowed on request, and a supplement may apply.

Saint-Tropez stretches around an old fishing port that has become one of the French Riviera's most famous harbours. The village combines old lanes, colourful façades, lively squares and quays lined with boats. Set along Chemin de Val de Rian, the hotel is in a more secluded setting than the centre, among Mediterranean gardens and close to the coast. The destination suits travellers who want to alternate beach days with walks around the village and trips out to sea.

Explore the old town on foot around Place des Lices, known for its market and games of pétanque. The citadel houses a museum dedicated to maritime history and overlooks the rooftops of the port. The Museum of the Gendarmerie and Cinema tells the story of the town's links with French cinema. Pampelonne Beach, in the neighbouring commune of Ramatuelle, is known for its long stretch of sand and Mediterranean waters; several other beaches line the gulf. Saint-Tropez bus station is 2.1 km away, while La Môle Airport is 12 km away. A car makes it easier to get between the beaches and villages around the gulf; the hotel also offers a free shuttle to the beach.

The coast is very busy in summer, and the days are well suited to morning swims before a visit to the port or citadel in the late afternoon. Spring and September are generally quieter times to explore the lanes and markets. A trip to Ramatuelle or Gassin offers a chance to discover hilltop villages and the peninsula's wine-growing landscapes. For a day without a car, you can stay in Saint-Tropez, visit its museums and stroll along the quays at sunset.