Appartement avec toit terrasse équipé au centre Saint Tropez vue mer

Hotel Description

Honestly, when I first saw the name of this place – Appartement avec toit terrasse équipé au centre Saint Tropez vue mer – I thought it was going to be one of those oversold tourist traps. But walking up Avenue Général Leclerc, I actually got excited. You’re literally in the heart of Saint-Tropez here, and I mean the real deal, not some resort complex pretending to be downtown. The building itself looks pretty unassuming from street level, which is sort of perfect because you’re not dealing with crowds of people taking photos in your lobby all day.

What really got me was stepping out onto that rooftop terrace for the first time. Look, Saint-Tropez has about a million places claiming “vue mer,” but this one actually delivers – you can see the harbor and catch glimpses of those ridiculously expensive yachts everyone comes here to gawk at. The terrace is properly equipped too (they weren’t kidding about that part), with decent outdoor furniture and enough space that you don’t feel cramped if you’re traveling with someone. I spent way too many mornings up there with coffee, watching the town wake up below. The apartment itself feels more like staying at a friend’s place than a hotel, which honestly made the whole Saint-Tropez experience less intimidating. You know how this town can feel a bit much sometimes, especially during peak season when the cruise crowds descend – well, having your own space to retreat to changes everything.

The location is what really makes this work though. You’re a five-minute walk from Place des Lices (where that famous market happens twice a week, and trust me, go early before it gets insane), and maybe ten minutes to the old port if you want to do the whole waterfront stroll thing. What I really appreciated was being close enough to walk everywhere but just far enough up Avenue Général Leclerc that you’re not dealing with the late-night party noise from the harbor bars. The street can get a bit busy during the day – it’s one of the main routes through town – but it quiets down nicely in the evenings. Parking is… well, it’s Saint-Tropez, so parking is always going to be interesting, but the location means you honestly don’t need a car once you’re settled in. I did notice the place fills up pretty quickly during July and August (obviously), but I was there in early September and it felt like having a secret hideout while everyone else was fighting for tables at the overpriced harbor restaurants. For a 4-star place with those kinds of ratings, it delivers exactly what it promises without any of that fake luxury nonsense that makes Saint-Tropez feel like a theme park sometimes.

The concierge service in Saint-Tropez can arrange exclusive yacht charters, secure reservations at Michelin-starred restaurants, and organize personalized visits to local vineyards and the historic Citadelle.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $997. Three-Bedroom Apartment with 2 × 1 large double bed and 1 double bed for Max persons: 6

Reviews

• Superb – Cathy from France – 18 July 2025 (9/10)

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