Hotels in Saint-Aygulf, Saint-Raphaël
Updated 10 August 2026 · 5 real hotels
Saint-Aygulf is a relaxed, residential coastal district on the southern edge of Saint-Raphaël, well suited to families and couples who want a quieter alternative to the busy town centre. It offers direct beach access, a calm atmosphere and a handful of well-rated hotels at mid-range prices.
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Staying in Saint-Aygulf, Saint-Raphaël
Saint-Aygulf sits roughly 5 kilometres south of Saint-Raphaël town centre, along the Corniche du Var where the coastline opens into a long, sandy bay. The vibe is noticeably calmer than the marina area: fewer tourist crowds, a village-scale high street with bakeries and restaurants, and a beach that locals genuinely use throughout summer. It suits travellers who want Riviera sunshine without the noise and premium prices of Sainte-Maxime or Saint-Tropez, which are both reachable in under 30 minutes by car or seasonal boat shuttle.
Transport is straightforward. The RD559 road connects Saint-Aygulf to central Saint-Raphaël and to Fréjus in the other direction. Bus lines link the district to Saint-Raphaël train station, which sits on the main Marseille to Nice TGV and regional rail corridor. Parking is generally easier here than in the town centre, making Saint-Aygulf a practical base if you plan to explore the Var coast by car. Hotels in the area range from comfortable three-star options with pools to solid four-star properties, most within walking distance of the beach.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| le Cosy ★★★ | Saint-Aygulf | ★ 4.8 | 92 €/nuit |
| L'escale au Soleil | Saint-Aygulf | ★ 4.2 | 117 €/nuit |
| Cap Riviera ★★★ | Saint-Aygulf | ★ 4.6 | 156 €/nuit |
| Van der Valk Hotel Le Catalogne Saint Aygulf ★★★★ | Saint-Aygulf | ★ 4.6 | 201 €/nuit |
| Van der Valk Hotel Saint Aygulf ★★★★ | Saint-Aygulf | ★ 4.2 | 206 €/nuit |
Frequently asked questions
What is Saint-Aygulf like as a place to stay?+
Saint-Aygulf is a quiet residential and tourist district on the southern edge of Saint-Raphaël. It has a long sandy beach, a small commercial street with shops and restaurants, and a noticeably slower pace than the town centre. It works well for families, couples and anyone who prefers a low-key seaside stay over a busy resort atmosphere.
Which hotels are available in Saint-Aygulf and what do they cost?+
Current options include le Cosy (2.5 stars, from 142 euros per night, rated 4.8/5), Cap Riviera (3 stars, from 157 euros per night, rated 4.6/5), Van der Valk Hotel Saint Aygulf (4 stars, from 163 euros per night, rated 4.2/5), Van der Valk Hotel Le Catalogne Saint Aygulf (4 stars, from 213 euros per night, rated 4.6/5) and L'escale au Soleil (from 133 euros per night, rated 4.2/5). Prices reflect peak or near-peak season rates and will vary by date.
How do I get from Saint-Aygulf to Saint-Raphaël town centre?+
The two are connected by the RD559 coastal road, a drive of roughly 10 to 15 minutes depending on summer traffic. Local bus services run between Saint-Aygulf and Saint-Raphaël station, where you can connect to trains along the Marseille to Nice line. Cycling is also feasible on quieter days, as the route follows relatively flat coastline.
Is Saint-Aygulf a good base for visiting Saint-Tropez?+
Yes, Saint-Aygulf is one of the more convenient bases for day trips to Saint-Tropez. By car the drive takes around 30 to 40 minutes via the D559 and D98A, though traffic in July and August can extend that significantly. Seasonal boat shuttles from nearby ports offer a more relaxed alternative and let you avoid the parking situation in Saint-Tropez altogether.
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