Adonis Sanary Grand Hôtel des Bains

The six categories include double rooms, a twin room, a triple room and a quadruple room. All are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The 13 m² rooms are configured for two people, while the larger categories offer up to 25 m² and can accommodate three or four travellers.

The differences lie in the bed arrangements and views. Some rooms overlook the town or inner courtyard; others have a garden view. The triple and quadruple categories combine a large double bed with a sofa bed and have a patio. The Comfort Double Room is larger than the Standard rooms and has a bath and a shower. Twin beds are also available in a separate category, with two single beds.

The hotel has several shared spaces, including a garden and a sun terrace with outdoor furniture. The shared lounge is a place to read or take a break between outings. Luggage storage and a wake-up service add to the everyday conveniences; daily housekeeping is also available. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility are provided, and wheelchair access is available.

The restaurant, bar and on-site café are the main dining options. The menu includes children’s meals, and wine or champagne may be available. Guests can also enjoy a flat-screen TV, cable channels, satellite channels and pay-per-view channels. Air conditioning, heating and a safe are among the hotel’s facilities. Massage and beauty services are available, including facials, body treatments, manicures and pedicures. Meeting and reception rooms, as well as fax and photocopying services, are also available.

Sanary-sur-Mer is a Provençal town on the Var coast, shaped by its port, beaches and seaside life. The old town’s narrow streets lead to the quay, where fishing boats and colourful pointus are a familiar sight in a Mediterranean port. The market and shops in the centre bring the mornings to life, while the beaches offer a chance to relax by the water. This destination appeals to travellers who want to combine swimming, walks and exploring a small coastal town.

Several beaches are close to the hotel: Frégate Beach and Esplanade Beach are 150 m away, and Portissol is 1.3 km away. In the centre, Saint-Nazaire Church and the Frédéric Dumas Museum offer a glimpse of local heritage and the history of scuba diving. The Lones Market adds market stalls and regional produce to your walk. Ollioules-Sanary railway station is 1.7 km away; Toulon and its station provide a rail connection for continuing your journey through the Var.

To enjoy the coast, you can spend the morning swimming, then head to the port for an evening stroll. The coves and beaches nearby are also suited to longer outings, while Bandol and its vineyards make a possible excursion to the west. Summer brings hot days and large numbers of visitors to the coast; spring and early autumn often make it easier to explore the town and seafront at a more leisurely pace. In every season, the port, shopping streets and coastal walks offer several ways to discover Sanary.