This Saint Tropez's little hotel has a great location, from where you can go walking to the main attractions. Near Biblos (famous hotel), is just some minutes walinkg distance to the harbour, and the old city, where the museum is located behind the old fortress walls. The service is great and all the staff is very gentle and kind. We're... More

Only few hundred meters to 1 km for all the action, but quiet surrounding. Easy access by car + parking (you pay for it extra). Yes, maybe not so good for senior citizens (no elevator to the second floor). No restaurant, but snack bar only, but all the main eating and party places are in walking distance what is a... More

We took the most expensive room. we had no internet, no tv, the stairs to get to the room are so stip and dangerous (no handrail!,) that even somebody in good physical condition would have difficulties (my wife had clutches with a broken foot) the bathroom has no space for your toohbrush or soap or whatever, the shower has no... More

We stayed on this hotel in July 2011. The hotel is renovated and has an interesting modern style / decor, but, at the same time, it doesn't have the structure that would justify the price. One of our rooms, costing 590 Euros, was on the 3rd floor, with no elevator. There is no restaurant, so you have a very limited... More

Stayed here towards the end of June... This is a really small hotel, but ideally situated in St. Tropez a very close walk to town, as well as the infamous Byblos Hotel (along with its restaurant "Spoon" and Nightclub "Caves Du Roy"). Compared to all 7 other hotels I stayed at during a month-long trip around Europe, I've never paid... More

if you are looking for a hotel within walking distance to st. tropez -perfect. the rooms , cleanliness, all fine. especially the sizes of the rooms and the bathrooms is mentionable. the pool and ambiente rather cool, but it works. in st. tropez you will be out and about anyway! enjoy ! don't miss the market - lovely stuff for... More

My husband and i stayed at La Mandala for 5 nights in mid-January, possibly the quietest month for Saint Tropez. What a find the hotel was - it made our stay extremely pleasant. The hotel is open all year round. Situated 2 minutes from the centre of Saint Tropez restaurants, shops and port we felt extremely lucky to find a... More

we have stayed at le mandala twice already and the walking distance from the town makes your stay very relaxing (usually st tropez is jammed with traffic). Also the team have made us feel like home from the start taking care of every of our needs or desire as if it was for themselves. I recommend it for a special... More

the hotel le mandala in st.tropez is unfortunately definitely one of the worst i've ever been to. though the rooms might seem quite beautiful and modern, that's where the problem begins: the rooms are very small, have no proper doors (the only entrance to the room is a terrace door/large window and everybody can see into your room and directly... More