Hôtel-Club du Domaine d'Aiguebelle, USSIM Vacances

The accommodation includes double and family rooms, as well as an apartment with two separate bedrooms. All are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Depending on your accommodation, you can enjoy a balcony or terrace, with views of the garden, town or sea. Several family rooms have a private entrance, and some face the coast.

The double rooms measure 12 or 14 m² and accommodate two people. The family rooms range from 21 to 30 m² and can sleep up to five people. Beds include single beds, a large double bed and bunk beds; some configurations combine different types of beds. The 44 m² apartment has two separate bedrooms, a kitchenette with a hob and fridge, a dining area and a balcony with sea views. Terraces and garden views add to the available living spaces.

The heated outdoor swimming pool on the roof is complemented by a sun terrace and sun loungers. The garden and balconies offer other places to enjoy the sea air. You can also use the fitness room, join classes, play pétanque or table tennis. Bicycle hire and outdoor activities add to the leisure options.

The restaurant serves French cuisine for lunch and dinner, while a continental buffet is available in the morning. The on-site café, snack bar and two bars offer different options for a meal or a drink. The hotel has a children's club, outdoor play equipment and facilities for guests with reduced mobility. Private parking is free, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

Le Lavandou stretches along the Mediterranean coast, between sandy beaches, rocky coves and hills covered in vegetation. The Aiguebelle area faces the sea and is well suited to days spent swimming; its small beaches alternate with wilder stretches of coastline. Aiguebelle Beach is 100 m from the hotel. The area suits travellers who want to divide their time between the coast, walks and boat trips.

Following the coast, Fossette Beach and Jean Blanc Beach offer other cove scenery. The Mémorial des Commandos d'Afrique commemorates an episode in the history of the Provence landings. The centre of Le Lavandou and its port provide access to the quays, a seafront promenade and boat links to the Îles d'Or. Further west, Fort de Brégançon overlooks the coast from its rocky promontory. A car makes it easier to visit the beaches and coastal villages; walking and cycling routes are also available nearby.

In summer, the warm sea and long days invite you to alternate swimming with breaks in the shade, but the beaches are busier. Spring and early autumn often offer a gentler pace for walking the coastal path and exploring the coves. For a varied day, you can spend the morning at the beach, then head to the port of Le Lavandou for a late-afternoon stroll. Trips to the islands also offer a different view of the coast, with seascapes and walking trails.