Eden Rose Grand Hotel BW Premier Collection

The rooms and suites offer a range of configurations, from standard twin beds to the junior suite with a king-size bed. All have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed windows, as well as a sea view. Several also have a terrace or balcony. They range in size from 21 to 49 m². Every room has a coffee machine and a minibar.

Sleeping arrangements include twin beds, a large double bed or an extra-large double bed. Some family and executive rooms also have a sofa bed, while the family room combines two single beds and an extra-large double bed. The King Prestige Room and Junior Suite have a terrace; the Superior King Room with Balcony - Beach View opens onto a balcony. At 49 m², the junior suite is the largest. A dressing gown, hairdryer and electric kettle complete the room amenities.

The hotel has several places to relax, including an outdoor infinity pool, a swim-up bar and sun loungers. The spa and wellness centre includes a sauna and a hammam, with massages and wellness packages available. The garden and terrace also provide outdoor spaces. For meals, the restaurant, bar and on-site café complement breakfast served in your room.

The buffet includes options for children; children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request. Fruit, wine and champagne are among the food and drink options. Rooms have a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and an electric kettle. A 24-hour reception, luggage storage, concierge service and daily housekeeping are also available. Parking for guests with reduced mobility is provided; private on-site parking requires a reservation and incurs an additional charge. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge.

Bormes-les-Mimosas stretches between an old village with narrow lanes and the Mediterranean landscapes of the Var. Stone houses and flower-lined passageways give the village a Provençal atmosphere, while the coast and its beaches attract visitors looking to swim and walk by the water. This destination suits those who enjoy strolling through a historic village as well as travellers who want to alternate days by the sea with outings into the hinterland.

The old town is home to landmarks including Saint-Trophyme Church, Place Hippolyte Bouchard and the Château des Seigneurs de Foz. The Bormes Museum of History and Art offers a closer look at the area's past. Further down the coast, Favière Beach and the beaches of Le Lavandou are spots for swimming and water sports. Fort de Brégançon is another feature of the coastal landscape. From Le Lavandou, boat services run to the Îles d'Or and Port-Cros National Park, known for its trails and underwater scenery.

The coast is very busy in summer, and hot days are well suited to morning outings along the shore before heading to the village's shady lanes. Spring and early autumn generally bring milder temperatures for exploring the old village and the paths inland. A day can combine a visit to Bormes' historic sights, a break at the beach and a boat trip; a car makes it easier to get between the village, Le Lavandou and the beaches.