Tinah Saint-Tropez

The four room categories accommodate up to two people and have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace with sea views. They range in size from 22 to 33 m². The Standard Double Room with Sea View is the most compact; the Executive, Prestige and Deluxe options offer more space. Each room also includes a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and a minibar. Soundproofed windows add to your comfort, and bathrooms have either a shower or a bathtub, depending on the layout.

The Executive Room stands out for its extra-large double bed, while the Standard and Prestige rooms have a large double bed. At 33 m², the Deluxe is the largest of the four categories and has a double bed. The terraces offer views of the sea and gardens; depending on the room, you may also see the pool, lake or mountains. Bathrobes, slippers and toiletries are provided.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace and an infinity pool with saltwater. Sun loungers and parasols let you enjoy the sunshine; the pool and garden offer a place to relax between outings on the peninsula. Indoor private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a flat-screen TV.

The bar, on-site café and snack bar offer several options for a break. Continental, buffet and gluten-free breakfasts are served, and room service is available. Luggage storage, a shared lounge and daily housekeeping make things easier during your stay. You’ll also find massages, beauty treatments and hairdressing services. Bicycle hire and a shuttle service round out the facilities. The hotel is for adults only; its staff also offer laundry and dry-cleaning services.

Saint-Tropez occupies a peninsula in the Var, between the gulf, beaches and hills covered with pine forests and vineyards. The Domaine du Treizain area is set away from the busiest streets around the port, in a landscape where coastal roads link the beaches with neighbouring towns. It’s a region to explore by water, on walks through the old quarters and during days spent swimming.

Plage de la Moune is 90 m away. Les Marines de Cogolin, 1.1 km away, provide access to the gulf coast, while Golf de Gassin is 1.2 km away. In central Saint-Tropez, you can explore the port, narrow streets and citadel, which houses a museum devoted to maritime history. The Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum offers a look at another side of the town. Water shuttles depart from the port area, 2 km away; Saint-Tropez bus station is 2.4 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the beaches and villages around the gulf.

In summer, the beaches and port draw large crowds, and the heat makes it worth planning visits for early morning or late afternoon. Spring and early autumn often offer a quieter pace for strolling around Saint-Tropez and exploring the peninsula’s wine estates. You can spend a day swimming, walking around the old port and visiting the villages of Gassin or Grimaud. In September, the grape harvest also offers a chance to discover the Var’s vineyard landscapes.