Au Nouvel Hôtel

Au Nouvel Hôtel offers five room categories for one or two people. The double rooms have a double bed, while the Single Room accommodates one guest. All have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The rooms are soundproofed, and an lift serves the floors. The Superior Double Room with Hill View overlooks the hillside and measures 18 m².

The Junior Double Room and Standard Double Room with Fan each measure 13 m²; the Double Room measures 15 m² and has a bath. The Single Room also has a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The Standard category has a fan, and a fan is available at the hotel from June to September. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. The hotel does not have air conditioning.

Au Nouvel Hôtel provides a 24-hour reception and luggage storage. Guests can leave their belongings with the team while they are in Toulon. Room service and daily housekeeping are also available. There is a shared lounge with a TV where you can take a break indoors, and a vending machine offers drinks. An lift serves the floors, while heating and fans are among the available amenities.

The rooms have a private bathroom, toiletries, a hairdryer, a TV and a desk. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. The hotel serves a buffet breakfast. Toulon train station is about 250 m away and the port is 800 m away, so you can reach both on foot from Boulevard de Tessé. The hotel does not have parking. The rooms do not have air conditioning; a fan is available from June to September.

Toulon lies between the Mediterranean harbour and the hills of Mont Faron. Its centre combines shopping streets, lively squares and historic buildings, while the port gives the city its maritime character. The quays are the departure point for trips out to sea, and walks through the centre take you to markets, museums and shady squares. The neighbourhood around Boulevard de Tessé lets you explore this urban life without relying on a car at every turn.

Toulon train station is 250 m away and the port is about 800 m away. Place de la Liberté is a central landmark in the city, while Cathédrale Sainte-Marie-de-la-Seds reflects its religious history. The Musée national de la Marine explores Toulon’s links with the fleet and harbour, while the Mont Faron cable car takes you up to views over the city and coastline. The beaches of Le Mourillon, 2.4 km away, are a seaside option with swimming and walking areas. The maritime station also gives you access to boat services departing from the port.

The Mediterranean climate makes spring and autumn pleasant times to visit, when temperatures are often mild enough for exploring museums or walking along the seafront. In summer, the beaches and terraces draw more people, so it is best to plan outdoor visits for early in the day. For a varied day, you can explore the old town, have lunch near the port and spend the afternoon at Mont Faron or on the Le Mourillon coast. History enthusiasts can add the fortifications and maritime collections to their walk, while travellers passing through have easy access to the station and quays.