Saint-Tropez is one of the world’s leading summer destinations, known for its beach clubs, restaurants, and high-end lifestyle. With a budget of €250,000 per week, a stay is fully organised in advance, with accommodation, dining, and activities planned to a high standard.

This typically includes staying in a large rental villa in prestigious areas such as Les Parcs or Pampelonne, regular access to the most in-demand beach clubs and restaurants, and services such as private drivers, chefs, and yacht charters. The focus is on convenience, access, and quality rather than excess.

In this guide, St Tropez House outlines what €250,000 per week can offer in Saint-Tropez today, covering rental villas, services, and key experiences across the week—so let’s dive in!

 

Where to Stay: Top Rental Villas in St Tropez at This Weekly Budget

St Tropez rental villas in the €80,000–€100,000 per week range provide ideal accommodation for a €250,000 weekly budget in Saint-Tropez. At this level, guests can expect prime locations such as Les Parcs de Saint-Tropez, Pampelonne, or close to the town centre, with 5 to 8 en suite bedrooms, well-designed interiors, landscaped gardens, private pools, and, in many cases, stunning views. Some rental villas in this budget will also include core staff services such as housekeeping and a private chef. St Tropez House will explore in this article a curated selection of rental villas available this summer that align perfectly with this level of stay.

Villa Alterra

Villa Alterra is a great example of what a €250,000-per-week budget can secure in Saint-Tropez: space, beauty, and upscale design. Set within 5,300 m² of landscaped gardens in the sought-after La Moutte area, the 420 m² villa combines contemporary architecture with Provençal character. Interiors are bright and filled with natural light, with six bedrooms, a cinema room, fitness space, and curated artworks adding depth without excess. Outdoors, a 16 × 10 metre pool, shaded dining areas, and an English-style garden create the ideal setting for hosting during sun-filled summer days. Located just minutes from both Pampelonne’s beach clubs and the centre of Saint-Tropez, Villa Alterra offers a balanced, high-spec base for a week where comfort is a top priority.

Villa Agape

Villa Agape represents the upper tier of rental living in Saint-Tropez, where location, scale, and amenities come together to offer the ultimate holiday experience. Located within the highly sought-after domain of Les Parcs, and just 200 metres from the sea, this newly renovated villa features seven en suite bedrooms and a full selection of lifestyle features, including a hammam, gym, golf simulator, and dedicated TV room. Outdoors, a heated 14-metre pool, pétanque court, and multiple terraces create the perfect setting for both relaxation and entertaining. Just an 8–10 minute drive from the centre of Saint-Tropez, Villa Agape delivers a polished, all-encompassing base for a week.

Villa La Collina

Located in the esteemed gated domain of La Capilla and a short walk from Tahiti Beach, Villa La Collina is a 600 m² Neo-Provençal villa boasting beautiful views over Pampelonne Bay. The layout suits both families and entertaining, with a master suite on the upper level and five en suite bedrooms on the main floor. Interiors are open and bright, complemented by a gym, hammam, and dedicated wellness areas. Outside, a heated pool and several terraces extend the living space. For guests seeking easy beach access, sea views, and a well-equipped, luxurious base while enjoying a St Tropez getaway, Villa La Collina is a top choice in a prime location.

Villa Iris

Villa Iris combines modern design and high-end amenities for its guests in the prestigious gated domain of Les Parcs de St Tropez. The villa offers six en suite bedrooms, including a master suite with its own terrace, alongside dedicated staff quarters that allow for seamless service throughout the stay. Interiors are contemporary and spacious, complemented by wellness features such as a private gym, massage room, and hammam. Outside, a 21-metre pool, landscaped gardens, and a sleek pool house create an ideal setting for both entertaining and downtime under the Tropezian sun. Villa Iris stands out as a stylish choice for a memorable week in Saint-Tropez.

Villa Casabianca

Villa Casabianca highlights what a €250,000-per-week budget can unlock slightly beyond the immediate centre of Saint-Tropez, where space, views, and beauty become even more pronounced. Located in Escalet, Ramatuelle, and within walking distance of the beach, this 630 m² contemporary villa sits on 3,200 m² of landscaped grounds with wide panoramic sea views. The layout is designed for larger groups, with seven sea-view bedrooms plus a dedicated children’s dorm, alongside large living areas facing the coastline. Special amenities include a private 4D cinema with bar and wine cellar, a full wellness area with hammam and sauna, and a fully equipped gym. Outdoors, a heated infinity pool, sunken lounge, and multiple terraces create a natural setting for long, uninterrupted holiday days. Villa Casabianca stands out for its scale, cinematic views, and complete offering—making it a strong choice for a special St Tropez summer stay.

Which Beach Clubs to Visit in St Tropez on a €250,000 Week Budget

Saint-Tropez’s beach clubs are central to the experience, particularly at this level of budget, where access and reservations are secured in advance. On Pampelonne Beach, Club 55 remains a reference for understated, classic dining, while Bagatelle is known for high-energy lunches that often continue into the afternoon. Casa Amor offers a more relaxed, bohemian setting with a focus on atmosphere and design Top beach club Gigi Rigolatto in Ramatuelle on Pampelonne beach

For families, Gigi Rigolatto is a strong choice, with its dedicated Gigi Circus play area designed for children. Guests with a more fashion-led approach often gravitate towards Loulou and Nikki Beach, both defined by a distinct boho-chic aesthetic closely associated with Saint-Tropez’s cultural identity. For a more balanced setting, La Réserve à la Plage and Shellona provide a mix of refined dining and a lively but controlled atmosphere, well suited to groups.

Within a €250,000 week in Saint-Tropez, these venues are not occasional visits but part of a structured daily rhythm—where long lunches, beach time, and socialising flow naturally from one setting to another. Pampelonne offers enough variety to match different preferences, all within a consistent level of quality and service.

Where to Dine in Saint-Tropez for a One-Week Stay

Dining is a central part of any week in Saint-Tropez, with options ranging from casual beachfront restaurants to Michelin-starred dining. For a lively evening, L’Opéra combines dinner with entertainment in the centre of the village, while La Vague d’Or (three Michelin stars) offers one of the most accomplished fine dining experiences on the Riviera. For classic seafood in a port setting, Le Girelier remains a top-rated choice.

Other standouts include La Voile (two Michelin stars) for modern, elegant cuisine, Le Tigrr at Hôtel L’Ermitage for panoramic views and an Asian-influenced menu, and Banh Hoï for a more low-key, contemporary atmosphere. At the villa, private chefs provide a flexible alternative, with menus tailored to the group and setting.

At a €250,000 weekly budget, dining is both varied and well organised. Reservations are typically secured in advance during peak season, allowing a balance between evenings out and more relaxed meals at the villa.

What Shopping Experiences to Expect in Saint-Tropez

Shopping in Saint-Tropez is a core part of the experience, combining international luxury brands with independent boutiques and local designers. The village centre is home to brands such as Chanel, Dior, and Louis Vuitton, alongside a mix of smaller labels offering more distinctive, seasonal pieces.

Beyond the major names, Saint-Tropez is known for its ability to cater to different styles—from classic, understated elegance to the more relaxed, boho-chic aesthetic that the destination helped popularise. Areas around Place des Lices and the old town streets offer a mix of stylish shops, artisan goods, and open-air markets, ideal for finding unique items not available elsewhere.

At a €250,000 weekly budget, shopping becomes less about necessity and more about quality and variety, with the flexibility to move between established luxury brands and more individual, trend-led pieces. Whether updating a summer wardrobe or sourcing one-off finds, Saint-Tropez offers a well-rounded retail experience.

Should You Charter a Yacht During Your Week in Saint-Tropez?

At a €250,000 weekly budget, chartering a yacht can be a natural part of your holiday experience. Day charters typically range from €10,000 to €20,000, depending on the size and type of yacht, and offer a level of privacy and flexibility that’s difficult to match on land. It allows you to avoid peak traffic, access picturesque natural areas, and structure the day entirely around your own pace.

For destinations, the Îles de Lérins are a popular choice, known for their clear waters and relaxed atmosphere, with lunch at La Guérite being a consistent highlight. Alternatively, cruising along the coastline towards Cap Taillat or Cap Camarat offers more secluded swimming spots and a beautiful setting. For many returning Saint-Tropez guests, a one-day yacht charter is a key part of the Saint-Tropez experience.

Spending €250,000 per week in Saint-Tropez gives access to some of the region’s best rental villas, sought-after restaurants, and a high level of service throughout the stay. With the right planning, the week flows effortlessly—so you can simply enjoy everything Saint-Tropez has to offer.

For more information on Saint-Tropez experiences and top rental villas, contact the St Tropez House team or visit the St Tropez House blog.