Looking for a quiet hotel in Saint-Tropez, away from the bustle of the port yet close to the village? In Gassin, facing the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, Kube Saint-Tropez is a 5-star hotel surrounded by Mediterranean gardens, designed for enjoying the peninsula in a more peaceful setting.
Its 70 rooms and suites are spread across nine buildings in the heart of two hectares of gardens. Three pools, a 300 m² spa and relaxation areas let you make the most of the hotel, while a chauffeured shuttle makes it easy to get to the centre of Saint-Tropez.
The hotel is open from April to October; in 2026, it welcomed guests aged 12 and over.
Staying somewhere quiet in Saint-Tropez: the essentials
- Location: in Gassin, facing the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, away from the bustle of the centre.
- Setting: two hectares of Mediterranean gardens.
- Accommodation: 70 rooms and suites spread across nine buildings, including five villas.
- Pools: three swimming areas, including one heated pool.
- Wellness: a 300 m² spa and activities such as yoga, Pilates and breathwork, depending on the programme on offer.
- Guests: in 2026, the hotel was reserved for guests aged 12 and over.
- Getting to the village: a chauffeured shuttle announced from 7am to 11pm, bicycles available, and the option to walk.
- Opening period: from April to October.
Why choose a quiet hotel in Saint-Tropez?
The calm at Kube Saint-Tropez comes from three things: its location in Gassin, the size of its grounds and the way its accommodation is spread across several buildings.
A location away from the bustle of the port
Kube Saint-Tropez stands in Gassin, in the hills above the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. From here, you stay away from the lively town centre while keeping easy access to the village, its restaurants, its shops and its port.
The centre of Saint-Tropez can be reached by car, by bike or on foot. Journey times vary with the route, the traffic and how you travel.
Two hectares of Mediterranean gardens
The grounds cover two hectares of gardens surrounding the hotel’s nine buildings. The outdoor spaces, the planting and the layout of the rooms create different places to relax, between pools, terraces and gardens.
The way the grounds are laid out gives an open setting, with the rooms and shared spaces not all grouped in a single building.
A guest policy designed for calm
In 2026, Kube Saint-Tropez welcomed guests aged 12 and over. This policy applied to the rooms and the hotel’s facilities, including the pools and the spa, according to the hotel’s access conditions.
This choice contributes to the atmosphere sought by travellers who want a restful stay, between time by the water and discovering the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
If you are weighing up several areas for your stay, see our guide Where to stay in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, which sets out the features of the village, Gassin, Ramatuelle and the surrounding towns.
Where to find calm within the Kube Saint-Tropez grounds?
The room you choose and where it sits can shape the atmosphere of your stay. At Kube Saint-Tropez, the different areas of the grounds offer several ways to enjoy the gardens, the pools and the views over the gulf.
A heated pool, set apart
One of the three pools, which is heated, lies at the back of the property. It offers a place to relax away from the hotel’s main living areas. Some rooms have direct access to this pool, depending on the category booked.
The other two pools are close to the main building and one of the villas, with views over the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
Villas for a more intimate atmosphere
The five villas on the grounds stand out for their architecture and raw materials. Spread through the gardens, they house several categories of rooms and suites.
Some rooms have a terrace opening onto the gardens, the pools or the gulf. A sea-facing villa can also be booked for exclusive use, subject to availability and booking conditions.
To compare the rooms, the pools and the different outdoor spaces, read our article on the hotel’s Mediterranean gardens.
A wellness stay without leaving the hotel
At Kube Saint-Tropez, you can alternate outings around the gulf with time to unwind on the grounds.
A 300 m² spa
The hotel’s spa covers 300 m² and offers a space dedicated to wellbeing. Guests can round off their stay with moments of relaxation, depending on the treatments available and the opening hours.
Yoga, Pilates and breathwork
Yoga, Pilates and breathwork classes may be offered during the season. Sessions and booking arrangements should be confirmed with the concierge.
Three pools for a change of scene
The three pools let you enjoy different swimming spots over the course of the day. The heated pool stands out for its position at the back of the grounds.
To plan a stay focused on relaxation, see our guide to a wellness retreat in Saint-Tropez.
How do you get to the centre of Saint-Tropez from the hotel?
Staying away from the centre does not mean giving up evenings in the village. There are several ways to get to Saint-Tropez from the Kube.
A chauffeured shuttle
A chauffeured shuttle links the hotel with the centre of Saint-Tropez, under the terms announced by the hotel. The service is listed from 7am to 11pm: it is best to confirm the times, drop-off points and availability with reception.
It means you can head into the village for dinner or a stroll around the port without taking your car.
Bicycles and getting around on foot
Bicycles are available to guests. The centre can be reached by bike in about ten minutes, as a guide, depending on the route and your pace.
On foot, the journey takes about twenty minutes, depending on where you are going and the route you choose. It is best to check the route and the gradient before setting off, especially in very hot weather.
Minimoke-style vehicles may also be available on request, subject to availability and rental conditions.
A shuttle to Cybele beach and restaurant
To enjoy the coast, a shuttle can also link the hotel with Cybele, Kube Saint-Tropez’s beach and restaurant on the sand at Pampelonne. How it runs depends on the season and should be confirmed with the hotel.
Discover Cybele beach and restaurant to plan a day of swimming, relaxing and lunch by the sea.
What to explore around Kube Saint-Tropez?
There is more to the Gulf of Saint-Tropez than its port. From Gassin, you can explore the villages, the Mediterranean landscapes, the vineyards and the coastline.
Gassin village and its views
Gassin is a hilltop village in the Var, known for its narrow streets, its views over the gulf and its setting among vines and hills. Its position reveals another side of the peninsula, more focused on Provençal landscapes and heritage.
Find our tips in our guide to Gassin village.
Vineyards and trails around the gulf
The area offers plenty of walks and wine discoveries. The Kube Saint-Tropez concierge can arrange hikes, boat trips and winery visits, on request and subject to availability.
To plan an activity or organise an itinerary, contact the concierge on +33 4 94 97 20 00.
The beaches of the peninsula
Pampelonne, the village beaches and the coves along the coast make for varied outings during your stay. Access conditions, parking options and available services differ from one beach to another and with the season.
To compare the areas, see our guide to the most beautiful beaches in Saint-Tropez.
When to visit Saint-Tropez for a quieter stay?
Kube Saint-Tropez is open from April to October. The ideal time depends on your priorities: a calmer atmosphere, swimming, water sports or nightlife.
May and June: spring and the start of summer
Spring and early summer usually let you discover the gulf before the July and August peak. The days grow longer, the terraces come back to life and the Mediterranean landscapes are especially pleasant for walks.
In June, the sea is generally warmer for swimming than in spring, although it varies with the weather.
September: extending the summer in a gentler mood
September is a good time to enjoy the coast after the summer peak. The sea often stays pleasantly warm and the crowds thin out gradually, although weekends and some events can still be very busy.
April and October: the gulf outside the summer season
April and October suit travellers who favour walks, villages and landscapes. The water is generally cooler, and some restaurants, beaches and activities follow seasonal schedules.
To compare the periods, temperatures and events, read our article When to visit Saint-Tropez?.
Choose your dates in May, June or September and book your stay at Kube Saint-Tropez.
FAQ
Kube Saint-Tropez is a quiet 5-star hotel in Gassin, in the hills above the gulf, away from the bustle of the port. Its 70 rooms and suites are spread across nine buildings, in the heart of two hectares of Mediterranean gardens, with three pools and a 300 m² spa.
No, the centre of Saint-Tropez is about ten minutes by bike and twenty minutes on foot from Kube Saint-Tropez, depending on the route. A chauffeured shuttle also links the hotel with the centre, announced from 7am to 11pm, and bicycles are available to guests.
In 2026, Kube Saint-Tropez was reserved for guests aged 12 and over, including the rooms, pools and spa. Conditions for the 2027 season should be confirmed with the hotel when you book.
Kube Saint-Tropez offers a chauffeured shuttle to the centre of Saint-Tropez, announced from 7am to 11pm. You can also borrow one of the hotel’s bicycles, ask for a Minimoke subject to availability, or walk to the village in around twenty minutes.
May, June and September let you enjoy Saint-Tropez outside the July and August peak, with a sea that is usually good for swimming. April and October are better suited to walks. Kube Saint-Tropez is open from April to October.
