"Cap Riviera" Hotel & Restaurant Saint Aygulf

The rooms and suites at "Cap Riviera" Hotel & Restaurant Saint Aygulf accommodate two to four people. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Depending on the category, they overlook the garden, patio or sea; some also have a balcony or terrace. They range in size from 15 to 35 m².

The double rooms are distinguished in particular by their aspect: one overlooks the garden, another the car park, while one category has a terrace with sea views. The suites offer more space and are also suitable for family stays. The Family Suite with Terrace has two connecting bedrooms and can accommodate four people. Another family suite overlooks the garden. For a stay for two, the Suite with Terrace and Spa Bath combines sea views with a spa bath. Beds vary by category, with double beds and, in some suites, single beds.

The hotel has a restaurant with a terrace and a bar. The restaurant offers children’s menus and menus for special diets on request. Outdoors, garden furniture, terraces and the garden offer places to enjoy the coastal setting. The beach is right by the hotel, and parasols are available. In summer, breakfast is served on the terrace with sea views.

Free private parking is available on site, with an electric vehicle charging point and spaces for guests with reduced mobility. Facilities include air conditioning, heating, soundproofed rooms and family rooms. Wheelchair access, a low washbasin, raised toilets and toilets with grab rails are among the accessibility features. Wi-Fi is free in the communal areas. The rooms have a flat-screen TV; some categories also have a terrace, balcony or sea views.

Saint-Aygulf is a seaside resort in the municipality of Fréjus, on the Var coast, between the wooded hills of the Estérel and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. The coastal district alternates between sandy beaches, small coves and rocky stretches. Visitors come to swim, walk by the water or enjoy a seaside stay, with Fréjus and its heritage sites within easy reach for an outing.

Grand Boucharel Beach is 90 m away; the local beaches offer different places to swim, from stretches of sand to calanques. Areca Park, with its green spaces, is a place to take a break in the shade. In Fréjus, the old town includes Saint-Léonce Cathedral, the cloister and Roman remains. Fréjus railway station, 6 km away, connects the town to the regional rail network. A car makes it easier to explore the coast and the villages inland.

Summer days are well suited to morning swims and late-afternoon walks, when the light softens the coastal scenery; visitor numbers increase during school holidays. In spring and September, temperatures are often pleasant for alternating beach time with a visit to Fréjus. An outing to the Estérel massif offers the chance to discover its red rocks and trails, while a day by the water can end with dinner overlooking the sea. The nearby coves and beaches are also good for a leisurely exploration of the coast, on foot or by car.