Villa Romana

Villa Romana offers three Deluxe Rooms and one Family Room, each measuring 50 m². The Deluxe Rooms can accommodate four people and have a double bed and a sofa bed. The Family Room, designed for five people, has two double beds. Each unit combines a sleeping area with a seating area and a kitchenette equipped for preparing meals.

All four rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning and a terrace overlooking the garden. Each kitchenette includes a fridge, microwave, kettle and coffee machine; a minibar and dining area complete the amenities. Bed linen and towels are provided. The Family Room stands out for its greater capacity and two double beds, while the Deluxe Rooms combine a double bed with a sofa bed.

Villa Romana’s outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and furniture for outdoor dining. The sun terrace offers a place to sit outside, while parasols provide additional shade. Bicycle hire is available on site. Luggage storage adds to the practical services, and keys provide access to the accommodation.

The accommodation is air-conditioned and includes a kitchenette, minibar and coffee machine or kettle. Continental breakfast can be served in your room, and there is also a bar. The private bathrooms have a shower or bath, free toiletries, a bathrobe and a hairdryer. Towels and bed linen are provided. Parking is available on site, and internet access is available throughout the property. Family rooms and allergy-free rooms are also available. Pets are allowed free of charge.

Saint-Tropez combines the narrow streets of an old Provençal village with the activity of a marina overlooking the gulf. Ochre façades, shaded squares and boats give the town a distinct maritime character. You can explore the centre on foot, passing chapels and old houses before reaching the quays and then the beaches along the town. This atmosphere attracts both visitors interested in the heritage and those looking to enjoy the Mediterranean coast.

Place des Lices is a venue for boules games and the Provençal market. The Museum of the Gendarmerie and Cinema explores the town’s connection with the big screen, while the Musée de l’Annonciade displays works associated with painters who spent time in Saint-Tropez. The citadel overlooks the rooftops and houses the Maritime History Museum. Plage de la Ponche and Plage des Graniers offer bathing spots within walking distance of the centre; the port is also a place to watch the boats and activity along the quays. The bus station and ferry terminal make it easier to travel around the region and across the gulf.

In summer, the beaches and port are busy; spring and September often offer a quieter pace for visiting museums and wandering the streets. You can start the day at the market, continue with a visit to the citadel and finish by the water. To explore the coves and nearby villages, plan your journeys outside the busiest hours of the summer season.