Appart deux suites st tropez

Hotel Description

Look, I’ll be straight with you – when I first saw “Appart deux suites st tropez” on Traverse des Lices, I honestly wasn’t expecting much from a 3-star place in Saint-Tropez. I mean, this town isn’t exactly known for budget-friendly anything, you know? But walking up to number 9, tucked away on this quiet little street that most tourists never find, I realized I’d stumbled onto something pretty special. The building has that understated Provençal charm – none of the flashy nonsense you see closer to the port, just weathered stone and those perfect blue shutters that look like they’ve been soaking up Mediterranean sun for decades.

What really got me was the location, though. Traverse des Lices sounds fancy, but it’s actually this narrow side street that connects you to Place des Lices in about two minutes on foot. You know that famous market square where locals play pétanque under the plane trees? Yeah, you’re basically living next door to it. Tuesday and Saturday mornings, you’ll hear the market vendors setting up their stalls – honestly, it’s the best alarm clock ever. The scent of fresh lavender and those incredible Provence tomatoes just drifts right through your windows. And here’s the thing nobody tells you about staying in this part of Saint-Tropez: you’re close enough to walk to the harbor (maybe 8-10 minutes through the old town), but far enough away that you don’t get the late-night party noise from all those yacht people stumbling around at 3 AM.

The suites themselves – well, they’ve got that lived-in elegance that you can’t fake. Think exposed beams, terracotta floors that stay cool even in July, and kitchenettes that actually work (I made coffee every morning, and the little stovetop handled some decent pasta dinners). The bathrooms are compact but thoughtfully designed, with those rainfall showers that somehow manage decent water pressure – not always a given in these older buildings. What impressed me most was how quiet everything felt. Even during the crazy August rush when Saint-Tropez turns into absolute chaos, this little street stays relatively peaceful. You’ll hear church bells from the nearby parish, maybe some moped traffic, but it’s that good kind of ambient sound that makes you feel like you’re really somewhere. Parking can be tricky – there’s no dedicated spot, so you’ll need to hunt around the neighborhood, but honestly, that’s just Saint-Tropez life. Pro tip: there’s usually space along Avenue Foch if you don’t mind a five-minute walk. The whole experience just felt… authentic, I guess. Like staying at a French friend’s apartment rather than some sterile hotel room.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $651. Two-Bedroom Apartment with 2 double beds, 1 double bed and 1 sofa bed for Max persons: 2

Reviews

• Magnifique appartement très bien situé – Olivier from France – 30 June 2025 (10/10)

  What could be improved: Dommage qu’il n’y ait pas de garage

• Exceptional – Ines from Belgium – 24 June 2025 (10/10)

• Exceptional – Jessica from France – 17 July 2025 (10/10)

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