Casino Hôtel des Palmiers

The rooms at Casino Hôtel des Palmiers have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The available categories accommodate up to two people. The double rooms have a terrace and differ notably in size: the Comfort category measures 20 m², while the Superior measures 27 m². Both offer views of the sea, garden or city, as well as a coffee machine.

At 48 m², the Junior Suite has a separate bedroom and a living room, as well as a terrace with sea views. Its bathroom includes a bath; the suite also has a sofa bed and a very large double bed. A double room accessible to guests with reduced mobility completes the range. It measures 20 m² and has a terrace with sea views, a shower and a double bed. The rooms also have a desk and a hairdryer.

The restaurant and bar are the main dining areas at Casino Hôtel des Palmiers. The restaurant serves breakfast, which can also be delivered to your room, and special-diet menus are available on request. Fruit, wine and champagne are among the options offered. A tea or coffee maker is also available.

The casino hosts concerts, comedy shows and themed dinners. For outdoor relaxation, the hotel has a terrace and outdoor furniture. Reception is open 24 hours a day; luggage storage, daily housekeeping and room service are available. The lift and accessibility features include a lowered washbasin, raised toilet and grab rails. Free public parking is nearby. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. The rooms have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.

Hyères stretches between an elevated old town and neighbourhoods facing the Mediterranean. Its old-town streets, ancient gates and Provençal façades invite you to wander among squares, gardens and historic buildings. Further down, the city extends towards the coast and the Giens Peninsula, with its beaches and seascapes. This variety suits travellers who want to alternate between heritage, walks and days by the water without limiting their stay to just one kind of setting.

From the centre, the Museum of Cultures and Landscape offers an insight into local history and identity; gardens and remnants of the ramparts also mark the route through the old town. Hyères Castle overlooks the old quarter and offers a glimpse of the city’s medieval past. Hyères railway station is 1.3 km away, and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 2 km away. A car is useful for reaching the beaches; Almanarre Beach is known for its long stretch of sand and conditions popular with watersports enthusiasts.

In the warmer months, visitors are drawn to the coast and the Îles d’Or, particularly Porquerolles, where you can explore trails and coves on foot or by bike. In spring and the shoulder season, milder temperatures are well suited to walks through the lanes and gardens, followed by excursions on the peninsula. You can start the day by visiting the historic centre, continue to the shore and end with an evening in town. In summer, heading to the beaches early lets you enjoy the seaside before the busiest hours.