How much tourist tax must I collect in Saint-Tropez?

In Saint-Tropez, unrated accommodation is charged at 5% of the nightly price per person, capped at €4.80. A departmental surcharge of 10% of the municipal share is added. Rated accommodation is charged a fixed rate according to its star rating.

Is a registration number required in Saint-Tropez?

Yes. Saint-Tropez requires prior declaration at the town hall, and the number issued must appear on all your listings.

How many nights may I let my primary residence?

A maximum of 120 nights per calendar year. This cap applies only to a primary residence; a second home may be let all year round.

Owners · Regulations

Renting your villa in Saint-Tropez

What you collect, what you must declare, and how long you may let in Saint-Tropez. Official schedule, dated and sourced.

The tourist tax schedule

In force since 1 January 2025. Amounts per person, per night.

Property rating	Municipal share
1-star tourist accommodation	€0.80
2-star tourist accommodation	€1.00
3-star tourist accommodation	€1.70
4-star tourist accommodation	€2.60
5-star tourist accommodation	€3.50
Palace	€4.80

Unrated accommodation, or awaiting rating: 5% of the nightly price per person, capped at €4.80. This regime applies until the rating is obtained.

A departmental surcharge of 10% of the municipal share is added.

Source: DELTA 2025

Your two obligations

Registration number: Saint-Tropez requires prior declaration at the town hall. The number issued must appear on every listing.
Cap on a primary residence: If the villa is your primary residence, letting is limited to 120 nights per calendar year. No limit applies to a second home.

We handle it

Collecting and remitting the tourist tax, the registration number, the host register, counting the nights: in Saint-Tropez as everywhere else, that is our work, not yours.

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Frequently asked questions

How much tourist tax must I collect in Saint-Tropez?: In Saint-Tropez, unrated accommodation is charged at 5% of the nightly price per person, capped at €4.80. A departmental surcharge of 10% of the municipal share is added. Rated accommodation is charged a fixed rate according to its star rating.
Is a registration number required in Saint-Tropez?: Yes. Saint-Tropez requires prior declaration at the town hall, and the number issued must appear on all your listings.
How many nights may I let my primary residence?: A maximum of 120 nights per calendar year. This cap applies only to a primary residence; a second home may be let all year round.

Information provided for guidance, compiled from schedules published by the French tax authority (DGFiP). Municipal decisions change: check with the town hall before making any declaration. Liberty House Real Estate cannot be held liable for a decision taken on this basis alone.