Bois Joli

Bois Joli offers two double rooms, each designed for two people and featuring a private bathroom, air conditioning, a balcony and a garden view. Both have a large double bed. The clearest difference is their size: one measures 14 m² and the other 9 m².

The 14 m² room has a flat-screen TV and a terrace in addition to its balcony. The other room is more compact and also has a balcony overlooking the garden; its bathroom has a bath or shower. Both rooms have a large double bed. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. The private terrace in the 14 m² room and the balcony in each room let you enjoy the outdoors.

Bois Joli has a seasonal outdoor pool, a garden and a sun terrace. You can also relax in the shared lounge, which has a TV area, or make use of the board games and puzzles. The rooms are air-conditioned, and some overlook the garden from a balcony or terrace.

Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Room facilities include a private bathroom with a bath or shower, a wardrobe or clothes rail and a clothes drying rack. There is also a shared kitchen. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. The pool, garden and shared spaces let you enjoy the property at different times of day, between outings in Hyères and a break at the house.

Hyères stretches between a Provençal old town and the Mediterranean coast, with the Giens Peninsula extending into the sea south of the town. The historic centre brings together narrow streets, squares and old buildings; the coastal areas open onto beaches and landscapes facing the islands. This variety suits travellers who want to alternate heritage visits, swimming and walks outdoors. A car makes it easier to get between the centre, the beaches and the coast.

Olbius Riquier Botanical Garden offers a walk among its planted areas, while the Museum of Cultures and Landscape showcases local history and heritage. In the old town, the Collegiate Church of Saint-Paul and Hyères Castle offer a chance to discover historic architecture and streets. Almanarre Beach is popular for its long shoreline and water sports. Hyères train station connects the town to the regional rail network, and Toulon-Hyères Airport is nearby. The islands of Porquerolles and Port-Cros are destinations for boat trips.

In summer, the days are well suited to outings along the coast and breaks on the beaches; it is useful to bring shade and water during the hottest hours. Spring and the shoulder season bring milder temperatures for exploring the old town or coastal paths. You could start the day with a visit to Hyères' narrow streets, continue by the water and finish with a walk in Olbius Riquier Garden. Allow time for travel if you plan to explore the scenery of the Giens Peninsula and reach the ferry terminals.