Chambre d'hôtes vue sur mer accés indépendant

The room is called Double Room with Private Bathroom and accommodates up to two people. Measuring 12 m², it has a private entrance, setting it apart from the rest of the bed and breakfast. Its terrace overlooks the sea, with views of the garden and mountains as well. The private bathroom has a bath or shower, toiletries and a hairdryer. Bed linen and towels are provided.

A coffee machine is available in the room; there is also an electric kettle and a microwave. A flat-screen TV completes the facilities. The terrace provides outdoor space directly accessible from the room, while the views across several landscapes are its most distinctive feature. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. This room with a large double bed is designed for a couple’s stay near the coast at Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer.

The terrace and garden make outdoor spaces a key feature. Outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area let you enjoy these facilities, while the sun terrace offers another place to sit. The room has a private bathroom, a bath or shower, a toilet, a hairdryer and free toiletries. Bed linen, towels and toilet paper are also provided.

For meals and drinks, the accommodation has a dining area, an electric kettle, a microwave and a coffee machine. Breakfast can be served in the room. A flat-screen TV and internet access complete the facilities. A private entrance and private check-in and check-out make it easy to access the room. The property is non-smoking, with a designated smoking area. Parasols are available for time spent outdoors; the upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer stretches along the Var coast, between wooded hills and the Mediterranean. The town brings together several residential districts, sandy coves and coastal roads, in a less urbanised part of the coast than the major resorts nearby. Visitors come to alternate swimming, garden walks and trips to the villages of the Var. The landscape shifts between the blue sea, pine trees and vegetation-covered hills; beaches and viewpoints shape the days without the need for a packed itinerary.

Canadel Beach is 700 m away and offers access to the seafront. Domaine du Rayol, 2.2 km away, has gardens devoted to the Mediterranean landscapes of the world, with paths through a variety of plant species. The Stèle des Commandos d'Afrique, 500 m away, commemorates an episode in the history of the landings in Provence. Further along the coast, Fort de Brégançon overlooks the sea from its headland and makes for a noteworthy excursion. A car is useful for reaching the beaches and surrounding towns; Toulon-Hyères Airport is 32 km away.

The summer months are well suited to swimming and long days outdoors, but they also bring more visitors to the coast. Spring and September often offer pleasant temperatures for walks and garden visits, with fewer visitors than during the peak summer season. You could spend a day with a morning at Domaine du Rayol, lunch in the area and a few hours on a beach. For a longer outing, the coast towards Bormes-les-Mimosas and Le Lavandou reveals more coves and Mediterranean landscapes.