Hôtel la bastide d'Antoine | Vue mer St-Tropez

We were looking for a peaceful retreat outside the hustle and bustle of St Tropez, and this fit the bill. I think the rooms here are relatively great value for the area, and the town is a great base for exploring the rest of the region. I highly recommend this hotel if you are looking for a more boutique, calm, tucked away experience while still wanting to stay close to St Tropez and the surrounding areas. Details below: Location: Definitely not walkable to St Tropez center like I expected (the walk if you do it is more like 40 min), and along the edge of a busy road where sometimes you don’t have a reliable sidewalk. The hotel itself is on top of a hill so you’d have to walk that back up if you didn’t have a car. The hotel is situated far away enough from the main road below where you don’t hear too much traffic. Because it’s high up on the hill, you have a great view of the gulf of st Tropez. Easy drive to town in the off hours, but I would recommend Uber or Bolt in the busy morning or night hours as if you drive into St Tropez, you’ll have to find empty parking; this can be a struggle even in the large public lots. You’re really close to Ramatuelle and the vineyards in Gassin. 10 min drive into St Tropez with no traffic, took us more like 25 min to drive in to St Tropez during the dinner hours. We loved that the hotel was far away enough from the hustle and bustle from the St Tropez center that it still felt relaxing, and you’re still close to the main attractions in the area. The hotel has its own parking area behind a gate which was a big plus. Rooms: Lovely. We stayed in the deluxe sea view room with balcony and had a lovely view of the water. The air con was strong, which was a big plus. Pool area: Really nice. Only thing I’d change is to have some sort of breeze since sitting out on the pool deck was stifling hot at times, but we can’t control the weather. The pool was surprisingly large and even with multiple guests using the pool area, we never felt on top of each other. Really peaceful atmosphere. Breakfast: This is the only part that I didn’t feel was worth the cost. Breakfast was 32 euro/person and had very little protein - it was like one egg dish, one bacon dish, and the rest was either yogurt with berries or pastries. Desserts like tarts and cakes made up 50% of the spread. If you don’t want sweets first thing in the morning, I don’t think it’s worth the 32 euros for your single option of a scrambled egg + some bacon. I was pregnant (and therefore starving) first thing in the morning so paid for the breakfast, and it was the only part of the stay where I felt we were wayyyy overcharged for what we were getting. The view from the breakfast area is lovely, and the fruit was nice, but If I wasn’t so ravenous first thing in the morning, I’d have waited and got breakfast somewhere in a cafe in town for a third of the price. The hotel itself: Lovely grounds, beautiful landscaping. Pine trees around you. There’s a little area off t