Hôtel Saint Tropez Les Palmiers

Location is good, but that's about the only positive thing about this hotel. Rooms are small and outdated, bed is not comfortable, no shower head (only hand shower and a tub). How do French people take showers like this? Or maybe they don't? Breakfast is horrible. Literally a piece of bread, butter and some industrialized fruit compote. They call it "Continental Breakfast" which is an insult to other Continental Breakfasts.

Saint-Tropez is expensive, so accommodation as well, this was the cheapest hotel for about 220 eu per night. This 3-star hotel is well located, just across the Place des Lices where you have the bi-weekly farmer's market on Saturday and Tuesday and is close to the night life spots. Also walking distance to the harbour full with shops and restaurants/bars, and the beach. Had a big room with filled minibar, was clean and the best thing was it was on the ground floor, so no stairs to be walked up.

Saint-Tropez is expensive, so accommodation as well, this was the cheapest hotel for about 220 eu per night. This 3-star hotel is well located, just across the Place des Lices where you have the bi-weekly farmer's market on Saturday and Tuesday and is close to the night life spots. Also walking distance to the harbour full with shops and restaurants/bars, and the beach. Had a big room with a filled minibar, was clean, spacious and the best thing was it was on the ground floor, so no stairs to be walked up. The lady with whom checked in and out is very kind, thank you for the good service and kindness even after checking out 30 minutes later than checkout time.

Stopped in their gorgeous garden for a rose, which is open to the public as well as residents. Just off Place de Lices it is very peaceful yet in the heart of St Tropez. Drinks half the price of bars looking onto the Place, yet a more attractive idyllic setting. Owner very welcoming. Would consider staying here after this experience.

Absolutely stunning hotel and gardens of roses. This is also open and has access to public everyone alike.||Bars and eateries galore in this part of town. Hotel staff extremely friendly and pointed us in the right direction most nights to delicious local cuisines. ||Hotel is highly recommended.

Extremely rude lady at the bar in the garden. There is no seating hostess, so we walked in looking for a place to sit down. We found a high table next to the bar but the bar lady refused to serve us and asked us to leave because we didn’t say hello when we came in… Even a frenchmen at the bar shrugged his shoulders and rolled his eyes at her reaction. Reading the surveys this doesn’t come as a surprise. Apparently she splashed water at a another guest and asked them to leave. Beautiful garden but the management should get rid of this ill tempered lady. She is bad for business with her attitude.

This was also a last minute booking. I am a little torn whether to give this an average or a good. The rooms (or at least ours) was definitely tired and smelly (we kept the window open and ran the ac all night) and do need a refurbishment. It was clean so and had some charm. The downside was really the smell. So for the rooms (or say our room), not more that an average.|Why do I still give it 4 points (a very good). Well, the hotel is certainly a bargain for St. Tropez. The owner (I assume she was the owner, possibly an American) was really cool and had great tips. One of the reason we extended despite the downside on the room.|Also worth to mention is the great location of this hotel and that we were offered free parking. Thank you for that.

Hotel is charming and quaint and staff very pleasant and helpful. Our room was clean and quite large enough for the two of us. Bathroom was a lot larger than most hotels we have stayed at. Parking can be a bit of an issue if the markets are on across the road. Lovely sitting out in the garden. Unfortunately because of the time of year there were not a lot of restaurants open in the area.