Grand Hotel Moriaz

Le Grand Hotel Moriaz offers five room categories: a Single Room on the road side, Double Rooms on the road side or with sea views, a ground-floor Double Room and a Triple Room with sea views. They accommodate one or two people, depending on the category, while the Triple Room can sleep three guests. Each room has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.

Room sizes range from 13 to 25 m². The rooms with sea views have a balcony or terrace; the ground-floor Double Room has a terrace and a view. The road-side rooms have simpler furnishings, with a shower in some categories. Several Double Rooms can be configured with a large double bed or two single beds. The Triple Room also offers several bed configurations. A safe, hairdryer and wardrobe or clothes rack complete the facilities in some categories.

The hotel has a sun terrace with outdoor furniture, as well as parasols and sun loungers or beach chairs. Its beachfront location provides access to the shore from the property. Walking tours and cycling tours are among the activities on offer. The bar serves wine and champagne, and there is also a coffee shop on site. Guests can also make use of luggage storage and concierge services.

Free public parking is nearby; valet parking and an electric vehicle charging point are also available. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Daily housekeeping is included, with ironing, dry cleaning and laundry services also available. The rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed. The property also has family rooms, a flat-screen TV and satellite channels. Breakfast is served as a buffet, with continental and gluten-free options.

Cavalière is a coastal district of Le Lavandou, in the Var, where sandy beaches lie between headlands and wooded hills. The seafront sets the pace: swimming, coastal walks and sunny days make up the warm-weather itinerary. This part of the coast appeals to travellers looking for the sea without staying in a large resort town. Several coves follow one another around Cavalière, with scenery that changes along the headlands and inlets.

Cavalière Beach is 330 m away and Layet Cove is 740 m away; l’Éléphant Beach is 850 m away. Further afield, the Domaine du Rayol, 4.6 km away, features landscaped gardens dedicated to Mediterranean landscapes from around the world. The Mémorial des Commandos d’Afrique, 2.5 km away, commemorates an episode from the Second World War. Le Lavandou town centre offers more places to explore and a harbour to stroll along. To discover the islands of Port-Cros, you can take a boat trip from Le Lavandou; a car makes it easier to get between the different beaches and coastal villages.

In summer, the sea and beach activities attract more visitors: setting out early lets you enjoy the shore before the busiest hours. Spring and early autumn are well suited to walks and garden visits, with milder temperatures often making it more pleasant to explore the coast. A day can combine a swim at Cavalière, a visit to the nearby coves and a trip to the Domaine du Rayol. The coastal paths also offer another way to take in the headlands, pine trees and sweeping views of the Mediterranean.