Hôtel Baptistin

The rooms at Hôtel Baptistin include Standard and Superior Double Rooms, Twin Rooms and Junior Suites. They all have air conditioning and a private bathroom. A flat-screen TV, soundproofing and a minibar are also available in several categories. Bedding configurations vary by room.

The views and outdoor spaces distinguish the different options. Several rooms open onto a balcony or terrace with a sea view; others overlook the garden or an inner courtyard. The Superior categories include larger rooms, a seating area or a coffee machine. Some are on the upper floors, with access by lift or stairs depending on the category. Twin Rooms have various bedding configurations.

Hôtel Baptistin combines outdoor spaces with practical facilities for enjoying the seaside. The terrace and outdoor furniture invite you to sit outside, while the garden offers another place to relax. A shared lounge with a TV provides a place to take a break indoors. Daily housekeeping and room service complete the services available at the hotel.

Facilities include a lift, family rooms and features for guests with reduced mobility, including toilets with grab rails and wheelchair access. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing add to the comfort of the rooms. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Street parking and parking for guests with reduced mobility are among the parking options. The bar serves drinks, and breakfast can be delivered to your room.

Le Lavandou is a Provençal fishing village on the Var coast, facing the Golden Islands. The harbour, quays and beaches shape life in this seaside resort, where you can alternate between swimming, walks by the sea and boat trips. It is particularly lively during the summer season; spring and early autumn offer a quieter pace for exploring the coast.

From Quai Baptistin Pins, the harbour and boat services provide access to the islands of Port-Cros and Porquerolles. You can visit Saint-Louis Church and the village’s green spaces on foot. Grande Plage du Lavandou is 620 m away, while Saint-Clair Beach and the nearby coves offer more places to swim. The Thursday morning market is a chance to browse the stalls and try Provençal produce. Fort de Brégançon, on the nearby coast, offers a heritage visit focused on the site’s history and coastal scenery.

For a day on the coast, set off early for a beach, then return to the harbour before taking a boat trip to the islands. The local trails and small coves are also suited to walks, with breaks to enjoy the Mediterranean views. In summer, plan a day at the beach and a boat trip, when sea conditions allow. Out of season, walks around the village and along the shore take up more of the day; early autumn days remain mild.