B&B HOTEL FREJUS Puget-sur-Argens

The five categories comprise double, twin, triple and quadruple rooms, as well as an accessible double room for guests with reduced mobility. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls. Room sizes range from 14 to 20 m², and capacity varies by category, from two to four people.

Double rooms have a double bed, while the Twin Room has two single beds. The Triple Room and Quadruple Room accommodate more guests with a combination of single beds and a double bed. The Quadruple Room is on the ground floor; the accessible room also has step-free access and a walk-in shower. A desk, hairdryer and wardrobe or storage space complete the facilities, depending on the room.

The hotel provides free private parking on site, with indoor spaces and an electric vehicle charging point. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. The sleeping areas have air conditioning, heating and soundproofing, and every room has a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Family rooms and facilities for guests with reduced mobility are also available.

Outdoor areas include a sun terrace. Daily housekeeping is provided, and vending machines offer snacks and drinks. Reception is open in the morning and late afternoon, with hours varying by day. Outside these times, a terminal at the entrance provides your room number and access code; you will need your booking number and a bank card. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. A continental buffet breakfast is available.

Fréjus lies between its Provençal historic centre and the Var coastline. The La Palud area, where the hotel is located, is a business park alongside Route Nationale 7; it is best suited to travellers with a car who want to reach the old quarters, shops or seafront. The town combines Roman remains, narrow streets in the centre and leisure facilities looking out towards the Mediterranean.

The amphitheatre recalls Fréjus’s ancient history, while Saint-Léonce Cathedral and its baptistery bear witness to its medieval past. The Archaeological Museum displays finds discovered in the region. Towards the sea, Base Nature François-Léotard offers a large area for walking and outdoor activities, with several beaches along the coast. Fréjus railway station connects the centre with other towns on the coast; a car is useful for exploring the surrounding area and reaching Saint-Raphaël, whose port and beaches extend your exploration of the gulf.

In summer, the beaches and water sports attract more visitors, and days are often hot and sunny. Spring and early autumn are good times to explore the town’s heritage and seafront in milder temperatures. You can start the day by visiting the Roman monuments, continue to the museum, then finish with a walk along the coast. For a change of pace, visitors can also spend half a day at the beaches of Base Nature or wandering the narrow streets of the old town.