Chambres de la Terre Blanche

The five categories include double rooms, a Superior Double Room and a Comfort Quadruple Room. Room sizes range from 17 to 35 m², and all have a large double bed; the quadruple room has two large double beds. Bathrooms vary by category: some are private, while the Double Room with Shared Bathroom shares this space. The Double Room with Sea View stands out for its panorama and electric kettle.

Several rooms have a terrace, some with views of the garden or swimming pool. The Superior room has a bathtub and private bathroom, while the room with garden views combines a terrace with a private bathroom. The quadruple room sleeps up to four people and also has a private bathroom. Several categories have a flat-screen TV. Facilities differ from room to room, with bathrobes in the Superior category and outdoor furniture in the Double Room with Shared Bathroom.

The outdoor areas include an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and several terraces, including a sun terrace. Parasols and sun loungers let you enjoy the sun after a swim. Barbecue facilities complete the outdoor amenities. Guests also have access to free public parking on site, with no prior reservation required.

There is a café on site, and breakfast can be served in your room, either continental or à la carte. Pets are welcome at no extra charge, and bowls and a pet basket are provided. Shared facilities include air conditioning, a safe, board games and puzzles, as well as fax and photocopying services. Free wired internet access is available in the communal areas. Rooms have amenities including a flat-screen TV, and some also have an electric kettle. The facilities bring together outdoor activities, dining and practical amenities throughout your stay.

Sanary-sur-Mer is a town on the Var coast, between Bandol and Toulon, where the port, beaches and residential neighbourhoods form a Mediterranean landscape. The fishing port and its colourful boats give the centre a maritime character, while the beaches alternate between sand and small rocky coves. The town suits travellers looking to divide their days between swimming, walks by the water and exploring a lively Provençal town.

Plage dorée is 480 m away and Plage du Lido is 580 m away; both provide access to the coast for swimming and walks. Zoa Parc, 1.5 km away, combines a wildlife park and botanical garden. In the centre, Musée Frédéric Dumas explores the history of underwater diving, which is linked to the local maritime tradition. Bandol railway station, 2.8 km away, serves the area, and Ollioules-Sanary railway station is another option. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 29 km away. A car makes it easier to get between the beaches and neighbouring towns, although the port and some of the central attractions can be explored on foot.

In summer, the hot days make it worth planning seaside outings for early morning or late afternoon, when the light is softer. The market and quays are good places to take a break between swims, while the beaches are suited to a relaxing day by the water. In spring and September, temperatures remain pleasant for coastal walks, and visitor numbers are often lower than in the height of summer. An excursion to Bandol is an easy addition to a day spent exploring the coast.