Domaine Du Castellas

Domaine Du Castellas offers eight room categories, with areas of 30 m² or 50 m². The family room, the largest, accommodates up to five people and has four beds. The other categories include single and double rooms, with one or two beds depending on the type chosen. Views include the garden and mountains.

Several rooms have a private bathroom, while some have access to a shared toilet or bathroom. Some categories have air conditioning. Depending on the room, you will also find a flat-screen TV, a desk, a dressing room or a bidet. The family room stands out for its size and capacity; the single and double rooms are more compact, with differences in views and facilities.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture; a sun terrace is also available for enjoying sunny days. The outdoor swimming pool offers another place to relax. To add variety to your activities, the property offers bicycle rental, walking tours, hiking, canoeing, scuba diving and fishing. There is also a billiards table.

Inside, the shared lounge serves as a place to relax and watch TV, while luggage storage and express check-in and check-out are available. Wellness services include full-body, back, head and couples' massages, as well as facial and body treatments and beauty services. Spa packages and a spa relaxation area round out these services. The bar is a place to enjoy a drink on site.

Agay is a coastal district of Saint-Raphaël, centred around a bay lined with beaches and red-hued hills. The landscape changes between the shoreline, small coves and the wooded slopes of the Estérel Massif. This part of the Var coast suits travellers looking to alternate swimming, walks by the sea and outings in a natural setting. The village of Agay retains a more peaceful seaside-resort feel than the larger centres of the French Riviera.

Agay Beach is 150 m away and Pourrousset Beach is 650 m away. Agay train station, 50 m away, serves the coastal rail network and lets you reach Saint-Raphaël without always relying on a car. The Estérel Massif, 5 km away, is known for its red rocks, hiking trails and views over the Mediterranean. In Saint-Raphaël, the old town and Saint-Pierre Church offer a glimpse of the local heritage; Cannes, 30 km away, offers a stroll along La Croisette and city sightseeing.

Summer days are well suited to swimming and boat trips, but the coast is very busy at this time. Spring and early autumn often bring milder temperatures for exploring the Estérel trails or walking along the coast. For a car-free day, take the train from Agay and discover other seaside resorts along the coast; if you have a car, plan an outing among the red hills, then return to the waterfront at the end of the day.