Villa Alizée B&B

Villa Alizée B&B offers a Double Room for two people, measuring 15 m². This air-conditioned room has a private bathroom and a large double bed. Its view of the swimming pool is a distinctive feature, while the ground-floor layout makes it easy to access the sleeping area. You will also find a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe or clothes rack and a private entrance. The bathroom is equipped with a shower or bath and a hairdryer.

Its tiled or marble floor gives the room a simple finish. The room overlooks the house’s outdoor areas, with the garden and swimming pool in view. Its layout suits a stay for two, whether you are planning days by the water or visits to the village. Wi-Fi is available throughout the house.

The outdoor swimming pool and garden are Villa Alizée B&B’s main spaces for relaxing. A furnished terrace lets you enjoy a continental breakfast outside when the weather permits. The beach is one of the area’s attractions, and a golf course less than three kilometres away offers another outing. A casino and a nightclub with a DJ are also among the facilities and activities on offer.

For comfort indoors, the rooms have air conditioning, heating and a private entrance. They include a private bathroom with a toilet, hairdryer and shower or bath, as well as a wardrobe or clothes rack. A flat-screen TV and internet access complete the facilities. Free private parking is available on site, including a space accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The house also offers free Wi-Fi throughout.

Saint-Tropez is a port on the gulf of the same name, known for its quays, beaches and old lanes. The Bouillabaisse area, west of the centre, provides access to the coast while remaining connected to village life. Visitors come to swim, stroll near the port and explore cultural attractions. The atmosphere changes with the seasons: summer draws large crowds, while quieter periods leave more room for walks and museum visits.

Bouillabaisse Beach is 100 m away and Moune Beach is 1.1 km away. In the centre, the Museum of Gendarmerie and Cinema traces part of the town’s popular history; the Annonciade Museum displays works connected to Saint-Tropez and the Mediterranean coast. The citadel overlooks the port and houses the Maritime History Museum. Saint-Tropez bus station and ferry terminal are 1.1 km away, making it convenient to reach the centre and arrange local journeys. Port Grimaud and the villages around the gulf are also suitable for an excursion.

In summer, allow time for traffic and opt for walks through the centre’s streets. You could start the day at the beach, continue with a visit to the citadel and museums, then finish on the port’s quays. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often milder for exploring the heritage and scenery of the gulf. The beaches remain a major attraction in the warmer months, but Saint-Tropez is also worth visiting outside the busiest months, when village life is quieter.