Azur Hotel

Azur Hotel offers five room categories across a group of small buildings. The Standard Double Room and Superior Double Room have a large double bed and accommodate two people. The Triple Room combines a single bed with a large double bed, while the Family Room has two single beds and a large double bed. A Small Double Room completes the range.

Room sizes range from 12 to 26 m², and all rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a balcony or terrace. Several overlook the sea and garden. The Triple Room and Family Room have an additional bathroom and an additional toilet. The Family Room is the largest category, while the Small Double Room is the most compact. Facilities vary by category; some rooms also have a dining table.

Azur Hotel has two outdoor swimming pools, including one for children, with a shallow area, sun loungers and parasols. The garden, terraces and outdoor dining areas offer space to enjoy the estate between trips to the beach. A picnic area, outdoor furniture, a games room and table tennis facilities complete the leisure amenities.

Free private parking is available on site, with an electric vehicle charging station and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. The hotel serves continental and buffet breakfast, as well as tea and coffee. Family rooms and facilities for guests with reduced mobility cater to different needs. Luggage storage, a concierge service and a tour desk are also available. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge; pet bowls are provided.

Cavalière is part of the Le Lavandou coastline in the Var, where wooded hills slope down towards a succession of beaches and small coves. The neighbourhood has a seaside feel, with the sea as its main landmark and vegetation-covered hills in the background. Visitors mainly come to alternate between swimming, coastal walks and relaxing days, while central Le Lavandou offers the livelier atmosphere of a seaside resort.

Cavalière Beach is about 920 m away according to mapped landmarks; Layet and Jean Blanc beaches are also part of this stretch of coast. Domaine du Rayol, 4.7 km away, features landscaped gardens devoted to Mediterranean plants and landscapes from around the world. The village of Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer is 3.7 km away. For a heritage outing, Fort de Brégançon can be visited on the coast, while Port-Cros National Park can be explored on a boat trip from the mainland.

In summer, the beaches are busier, and the heat makes early morning or late afternoon outings more pleasant. Spring and September often bring good conditions for walks and swimming, with fewer visitors than in July and August. You can start the day on the sands of Cavalière, continue with a visit to the gardens at Rayol, then finish with a walk around the port of Le Lavandou. A car makes it easier to travel between the different beaches and coastal villages.