Pastis Hotel Saint-Tropez

The rooms and suites at Pastis Hotel Saint-Tropez accommodate two to four people, with triple and quadruple configurations. They have air conditioning and a private bathroom; several also include a bathtub, minibar and coffee machine. Some rooms also have a balcony or terrace.

Some rooms overlook the sea, while others face the swimming pool or garden. Their floor areas range from 21 to 44 m². The junior suites accommodate two people, while the triple and quadruple rooms suit stays with family or friends. Depending on the room, beds include a large double bed, single beds or a combination of the two. Several rooms also have a flat-screen TV.

Pastis Hotel Saint-Tropez combines leisure facilities with practical services. The garden, outdoor furniture and terraces, including a sun terrace, let you enjoy the outdoor spaces. Sun loungers and parasols are provided by the outdoor swimming pool. The shared lounge has a TV area, and luggage storage makes it easier to manage the time between arrival and departure.

Parking is free and private. Wi-Fi is free, and the rooms are air-conditioned. The bar, snack bar and breakfast served in your room offer several options for eating on site; rooms also have a minibar and a tea or coffee maker. Room service and daily housekeeping complete the services. Facilities for guests with disabilities and wheelchair access are available. The hotel also offers a shuttle service and an airport shuttle.

Saint-Tropez is a Mediterranean port in Var, known for its colourful façades, boats and beaches. You can explore the village on foot, between the quay, the old town lanes and lively squares. The waterfront attracts boating enthusiasts, while the surrounding beaches offer a different atmosphere, with swimming and days by the water. From Avenue Général Leclerc, Bouillabaisse Beach is 30 m away.

Explore the port and old town on a stroll to Place des Lices, where the Provençal market is held. The Museum of the Gendarmerie and Cinema traces part of local history through films shot in the region; the Annonciade Museum displays works linked to the avant-garde and the painters who spent time in Saint-Tropez. The citadel houses the Maritime History Museum and overlooks the village. The bus station and ferry terminal let you continue by bus or reach other towns in the gulf by sea. La Môle - Saint-Tropez Airport is 12 km away.

In summer, the beaches and port get very busy; setting out early lets you enjoy the waterfront before the busiest hours. In spring and September, temperatures remain suitable for walks and visits, and visitor numbers are often lower. A day can combine a swim at Bouillabaisse Beach, a walk through the town centre and a visit to the citadel before returning to the port in the late afternoon. For a change of scenery in the gulf, nearby villages and coastal paths offer a variety of stops.