Dolce Vita

Dolce Vita offers three types of self-contained accommodation: two apartments with a separate bedroom and a living room, and a studio for two people. Each apartment has a large double bed and a sofa bed; the studio has a large double bed. The units range from 30 to 50 m². Each has a private bathroom, air conditioning, an equipped kitchen and a flat-screen TV.

The apartments differ in their space and layout: the Apartment with Terrace has 40 m² and a terrace, while the Superior Apartment offers 50 m² and a balcony. The more compact Superior Studio has 30 m² and a terrace. Kitchen facilities include a fridge, dishwasher, microwave and coffee machine. These layouts let you choose between a studio for two and an apartment with an additional sleeping space in the living room.

Dolce Vita offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and balconies. The accommodation is air-conditioned and soundproofed; some units have a private entrance. Luggage storage is available, and access keys are provided. Free private parking is available on site, while free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the guest house.

The equipped kitchens make it easy to prepare your own meals and include a fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and coffee machine. The accommodation also has a flat-screen TV with a streaming service, as well as a washing machine and ironing facilities. The rooms are non-smoking, and the guest house is for adults only. The swimming pool, outdoor spaces and apartment facilities give you several ways to enjoy the property between outings in Fréjus and the Estérel.

Fréjus is in the Var, between the Mediterranean coast and the Estérel hills. The town combines an old Provençal centre, Roman remains and newer neighbourhoods facing the sea. It suits travellers looking to combine heritage visits, outdoor activities and days on the coast. The surrounding area includes woodland, vineyards and urban areas, with an atmosphere that shifts between the historic centre and the seaside district.

Roman heritage features along the town’s walking routes: the Roman Aqueduct bears witness to Fréjus’s ancient infrastructure, while the Ancient Theatre now hosts performances. Notre-Dame de Jérusalem Chapel and the Hông Hiên Tu Pagoda offer other architectural stops. Fréjus Zoological Park is a family-friendly outing 3.5 km away. For walking or exploring the hills, the Estérel National Forest is 6 km away; its pine trees and red rocks characterise the hinterland.

Fréjus train station is 7 km away and Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 38 km away, according to distances in the area. A car makes it easier to plan outings between the town centre, beaches and Estérel roads; Dolce Vita’s free private parking is useful for getting around. In summer, more visitors come to the coast and warm temperatures favour seaside activities. In spring and September, walks in the massif are pleasant and historic sites can be visited in a quieter atmosphere. You can spend a day exploring the old town in the morning and heading out to the Estérel landscapes in the afternoon.