We spent one night here, and were very regretful that we did not have more time in this wonderful location. Our holiday in France, Italy and Spain this year had a few surprises, and St Maxime certainly was the biggest of them all. Wonderful small city with very good restaurants. Les Santolines was a clean and typically French hotel in... More

This is an ideal location with easy access to the town and nearby beaches. Rooms are nicely decorated and clean and the pool area is very peaceful. We ate in the adjoining restaurant, Sarment de Vigne, which is excellent. Walk into town and catch the Bateau Vert over to St Tropez, especially on Tuesday and Saturday for the great market... More

We had three nights at this hotel to get a taste of the coast and St Tropez without the price tag and it really paid off. The hotel is well appointed with comfortable, well equipped rooms and good bathroom. The bed and bedding were very clean and comfortable. Our welcome was excellent and the staff very obliging, we took breakfast... More

The hotel does not have bar or lounge. The adjacent restaurant is not owned by the Hotel, according to the staff, and chooses whether to open or not. The result is we would call this a Bed and Breakfast establishment

We stayed here for two nights at the end of May. Room was very small but clean. it did have a room safe but we could not open the door to the cupboard in which it was situated and informed reception who said it would be opened, but it was not. Well situated and easy walk into Ste Maxime where... More

We stayed for 10 days in the suite and thoroughly enjoyed it. The two rooms were not overly big but they were comfortable. Marie and Carol were very helpful and supplied coffee etc, when needed. There were no tea or coffee making facilites in the suite which most hotels have nowadays! There is car parking at the hotel, but if... More

Two year ago we were actually very pleased about Hotel Santolines. After staying at the hotel two years in a row we were looking very much forward to go back in July 2009. But for some reason the hotel has introduced a "7 days rule" implying that you will have to stay 7 days at least days in the Suite... More

Found the hotel by chance after looking around St Tropez for a room and finding nothing at a resonable cost. The hotel is a little strange in layout and although the rooms are small they are very well laid out and the place has a great feel to it. Across the road from the beach, the hotel has parking and... More

Located about a five minute walk outside of Ste Maxime, the Santolines is typical of a 3 star French hotel. Rooms are fine, albeit a little small, bathroom is fine, parking is good and it is across the street from the beach. Inexpensive if you consider it so close to the beach. Breakfasts are typical French continental style, and overall... More