Hotel L'Escalet
By Albert & Nouri Beesemer — booked and paid for by us. No sponsored placements. Ever.
Out toward Ramatuelle, past the vineyards, near a small cove the guides haven't written up yet. Very quiet. Very good.
- City
- Saint-Tropez
- Neighborhood
- Cap Camarat
- Price from
- From ~€300/night
The VV Review
Out toward Ramatuelle, past the vineyards, near a small cove the guides haven't written up yet. Very quiet. Very good. Book a sea-facing room. Bring your own entertainment; it's that peaceful.
One of the few hotels in St-Tropez where the price doesn't double in August and the experience doesn't suffer for it.
One of the few hotels in St-Tropez where the price doesn't double in August and the experience doesn't suffer for it.
First Impressions
The drive alone tells you something — past the vineyards and the scrub, no signs for anything, and then a small cove that genuinely surprises.
Quiet in a way that signals intention rather than neglect. The staff are unhurried because the property is unhurried.
The Rooms
Sea-facing rooms are worth the upgrade. The balcony at dawn with coffee is the whole point.
Food & Drink
Simple and correct. Breakfast on the terrace, a good lunch — nothing more is needed when the beach is this close.
The Neighborhood
Cap Camarat is the quieter end of the peninsula. Ramatuelle village is ten minutes by car. The cove below the hotel is largely yours.
The right call for anyone who'd rather spend the money on dinner than on a hotel that needs to impress you.