Best Western Plus Hyères Côte D'Azur

The five categories include double rooms, a triple room and a family room. All are air-conditioned and have a minibar; tea and coffee-making facilities and a safe are also listed among the room amenities. Room sizes range from 20 to 27 m². The double rooms are designed for two people, while the triple room accommodates up to three guests and the family room up to four.

Bed configurations vary by category: a queen-size bed in the Classic and Superior rooms, a king-size bed in the Deluxe room, and several options in some of the larger rooms. One configuration of the triple room, for example, combines a king-size bed and a single bed. The categories therefore differ in size, capacity and layout, with options for couples as well as small groups and families.

The garden and outdoor spaces offer several ways to take a break between visits. You can relax on the terrace or sun terrace, and the restaurant serves meals indoors or in the garden. The bar, snack bar and on-site café add to the dining options. Children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request.

The reception is open 24 hours a day. Luggage storage, a concierge service, a tour desk and daily housekeeping are also available. For getting around, the hotel offers free private indoor parking, including a space accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Facilities include a lift and several accessibility features, including toilets with grab rails. You will also find board games, a laundry service and meeting rooms. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property.

Hyères stretches between its old town, the Maurettes hills and the Mediterranean coast. In the narrow streets of the old town, historic façades, small squares and sloping passageways tell a Provençal story, while gardens and palm trees reflect the region's mild climate. The town suits travellers looking to combine heritage, walks around town and days at the beach.

The historic centre is about a 10-minute walk from the hotel. The Saint-Paul Collegiate Church and the gates of the former town walls offer a glimpse of local history; the Museum of Cultures and Landscape presents the town's heritage. Along the coast, Almanarre Beach and the Giens Peninsula offer long walks, swimming and water sports. Hyères railway station is within walking distance, and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 6.4 km away. A car is useful for exploring the beaches and villages of the Var, but not essential for discovering the centre.

Spring and early autumn are well suited to walking tours, when temperatures are pleasant and the beaches are less busy. In summer, plan to explore the old town during the cooler hours and spend the afternoon on the coast. You could start the day in the narrow streets and museums, then continue by the water; nature lovers can also set aside time for the trails on the Giens Peninsula. Hyères makes it easy to vary your outings while still taking breaks on a terrace.