Villa Cosy, hotel & spa

The rooms and suites at Villa Cosy, hotel & spa range in size from 24 to 450 m². All have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Several categories open onto a terrace overlooking the pool; others face the garden and have a patio or balcony. The double and Deluxe rooms offer a minibar, flat-screen TV and coffee machine.

The suites stand out for their facilities: some have a spa bath, and several include a seating area or kitchenette. The garden suites combine a terrace with views of the outdoor areas. For family or friends’ stays, the 2-Bedroom Villa has two bedrooms and a kitchenette. The Villa with Private Pool includes a kitchen, sauna and spacious outdoor area; the Riviera Suite also offers a kitchen and spa bath.

Villa Cosy, hotel & spa brings together places to relax, practical facilities and services to suit different kinds of stay. The spa and wellness centre includes a sauna, hammam, steam bath, hot tub and massages. Treatments for the face and body, manicures and pedicures are also available. Outside, the garden, terraces and outdoor furniture make it easy to enjoy the shared spaces. The outdoor pool is heated year-round and has a shallow end and a bar.

The on-site café, bar and snack bar offer several ways to take a break. Breakfast can be served in your room; continental, à la carte and takeaway options are available. The reception is open 24 hours a day and provides concierge, luggage storage and car hire services. Facilities also include an airport shuttle, a lift and accessibility features for guests with reduced mobility. Families can make use of pushchairs, safety gates and a childcare service. Private on-site parking is available for a fee; Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel.

Saint-Tropez is a small port town in Var, on the Saint-Tropez peninsula. Its old port, colourful façades and narrow streets give the town a Provençal character, while beaches and coves shape the coastline. You can explore the centre on foot, passing squares, museums and quays; visitors combine walks, swimming and discoveries of the maritime heritage. Place des Lices hosts a Provençal market and games of pétanque beneath the plane trees.

Place des Lices is 590 m away and the Citadel of Saint-Tropez is 740 m away. This 17th-century fortress houses the Maritime History Museum and offers views over the gulf. The Annonciade Museum displays works connected with painters who worked in the region. The port is a place to watch the boats and reach the ferry terminal, while several beaches are accessible on foot or by car. Graniers Beach is 580 m away; Salins Beach can be reached by car. A car makes it easier to explore the peninsula and the villages around the gulf.

In summer, Saint-Tropez is very busy, and the beaches and streets in the centre become lively. Spring and September generally offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring the port, visiting museums and taking time to discover the narrow streets. You can start the day at the market in Place des Lices, continue to the Citadel and end with a swim along the coast. Out of season, walks through the centre and along the port are still on the agenda, with more room to enjoy local life.