B&B HOTEL Toulon Centre Gare

Rooms are available in double, triple and twin categories, with options adapted for guests with reduced mobility. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls. The Double Room and Twin Room measure 14 m²; the Superior Double Room offers 16 m² and includes a coffee machine. The Classic Triple Room measures 17 m² and accommodates three people.

The Accessible Double Room measures 18 m², while the Accessible Triple Room is the most spacious at 29 m² and accommodates up to three people. Bed configurations vary by category: a double bed, two single beds, or a single bed and a double bed in the triple rooms. A lift serves the upper floors. The Superior Double Room stands out for its coffee machine; the accessible options differ in their space and capacity.

The 24-hour reception welcomes guests at any time, and luggage storage is available. A shared lounge with a TV provides a communal place to relax. Daily housekeeping helps keep the rooms in order, while a lift serves the upper floors. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs.

Private indoor parking has access adapted for guests with reduced mobility; it is available by reservation for an additional charge. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Air conditioning and heating are among the amenities, and soundproofed rooms are available for a restful stay. Vending machines offer snacks and drinks. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. The hotel also has outdoor furniture for spending time outside your room.

Toulon lies between the Mediterranean harbour and the slopes of Mont Faron. Its centre combines shopping streets, lively squares and Provençal heritage; the port gives the city its maritime character. The station district is convenient for travellers arriving by train, while the old town can be explored on foot, leading towards the quays and central squares.

Toulon train station is 40 m away and Toulon’s Zénith is 180 m away. Culture lovers can visit the Musée d'Art, 360 m away, then the National Maritime Museum, 790 m away, which focuses on naval history and the military port. Place de la Liberté and Sainte-Marie-de-la-Seds Cathedral are landmarks along walks around the city. For a trip to the coast, the beaches of Le Mourillon are 2.7 km away; the cable car also takes you up to the heights of Mont Faron, with views over the harbour.

Toulon is worth visiting all year round: the mild days of spring and autumn are suited to walks around the centre and along the port, while summer invites you to alternate between swimming and sightseeing, taking the Mediterranean heat into account. A day can begin with the maritime collections, continue with lunch near the quays and end on the Le Mourillon coast. The station makes regional travel easy, and ferries from the port connect the city with the islands and destinations around the Mediterranean.