Maison Saint-Tropez

Hotel Description

Look, I’ve stayed at a lot of places in Saint-Tropez over the years, and honestly? Most of them are either overpriced tourist traps or they’re so far from the action you might as well be in Marseille. But Maison Saint-Tropez – it’s one of those finds that makes you feel like you actually know what you’re doing when you travel. The location is absolutely clutch, right on Rue Saint-Tropez, which means you’re literally a two-minute walk from Place des Lices where the morning market happens (and I mean, if you’re not hitting up that market for those incredible olive breads, what are you even doing?). You can stumble back from the port after dinner without calling a taxi or – God forbid – trying to navigate those narrow streets in a rental car.

The hotel itself has this understated thing going on that I really appreciate. It’s not trying to be flashy like some of the newer places near the Citadel, but the rooms have character, you know? Mine had these great shutters that actually blocked out the light (crucial if you’re planning any late nights at Les Caves du Roy), and the bathroom had one of those rainfall showers that didn’t feel gimmicky. What really got me though was the attention to small stuff – like, they actually have decent coffee in the rooms, not that terrible Nespresso nonsense, and the WiFi works everywhere, even out on the little terrace areas. The staff clearly knows the town inside and out, too. When I mentioned wanting to avoid the Pampelonne beach crowds, they sent me to this little spot near Ramatuelle that I never would have found otherwise.

Here’s the thing about staying here – you’re going to pay Saint-Tropez prices because, well, you’re in Saint-Tropez in summer, but you’re getting actual value instead of just paying for a fancy name. The building gets a bit of street noise (it’s the trade-off for being so central), but honestly, it dies down after midnight and there’s something kind of charming about hearing the occasional scooter puttering by. I’d definitely book again, especially in shoulder season when the rates drop and you can actually enjoy the town without feeling like you’re in a theme park. Just don’t expect a pool – this isn’t that kind of place, and frankly, the Mediterranean is like a five-minute walk anyway.

To book a hotel in Saint-Tropez during the famous summer yacht season, visitors should make reservations well in advance as the city attracts celebrities and luxury travelers from around the world.

Rooms

• Apartment with full bed, 1 full bed, sofa bed and 1 sofa bed for 3 adults
• Apartment with full bed, 1 full bed, sofa bed and 1 sofa bed for 3 adults
• Studio with 1 queen bed for 2 adults
• Apartment – Ground Floor with queen bed, 1 queen bed, sofa bed and 1 sofa bed for 2 adults

Reviews

• Via from Philippines (9/10)

  Upgraded to maison danube and it was so nice and modern

• Tamara from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Location, apartment itself, very responsivle and friendly host

• Eh from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Loved the space

• T from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Light and airy. Immaculately clean. Excellent location

• Wright from United Kingdom (9/10)

  The character of the old building.
  We liked being so near to the front of the port
  We liked being so near to beautiful fashion shops
  Also bars and Resturants

• Mark from Switzerland (9/10)

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  Excellent location. Close to the harbour. Close to a beach. Close to the old town and all the restaurants. Just great.

• Pam from United Kingdom (9/10)

  perfectly positioned . very comfortable.

• Margaret from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Central location excellent

• Dakota from Canada (8/10)

  Location was amazing and although we were given a hard time at arrival, Laura was very helpful and kind moving forward.

• Thomas from Switzerland (9/10)

  Very friendly staff. They gave us an upgrad for
  another location. Also parking for free and
  organized two beach club reservations. Thank you
  very much.

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