Hotel Club Le Plein Sud Vacances Bleues

The rooms at Hotel Club Le Plein Sud Vacances Bleues accommodate one or two people, while the triple rooms can host three guests. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a TV. Some overlook the garden, while the sea-view rooms measure 20 m² and have a balcony and a bath.

The sea-view rooms also stand out for their balcony and bath; some include a coffee machine, a bathrobe and slippers. The garden-view rooms have, among other features, a shower. For solo travellers, two rooms are available: one with a garden view, and another with a balcony, sea view and bath. The triple rooms have a double bed and a sofa bed, while the rooms for two have a double bed.

Hotel Club Le Plein Sud Vacances Bleues brings together facilities for days by the water and moments of relaxation. The private beach has sun loungers, and the indoor and outdoor swimming pools include a children’s option. The wellness area offers, among other things, a hammam, a sauna, treatments and massages; a gym and fitness classes are also available.

Activities include tennis, minigolf, water sports, canoeing and kayaking, cycling and hiking. Children have access to a club, play areas and activities during the school holidays. The restaurant serves traditional buffet cuisine, with options for children; there is also a snack bar and a bar. Private parking is free, with an electric vehicle charging point and accessible spaces. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility, a lift, a 24-hour reception and luggage storage complete the services.

Hyères stretches between a Provençal old town, the coastline and the open landscapes of the salt marshes. The Ayguade area, where the hotel is located, faces a coast of beaches and small ports, with the Îles d’Or visible offshore. This part of the town suits travellers who prioritise the sea, coastal walks and days outdoors. The historic centre, higher up, has a different feel, with its old streets and heritage buildings.

Plage de la Marquise is 110 m away, and Plage de l’Ayguade is 1.1 km away. Marché de l’Ayguade is a good place to discover the area’s produce and local customs. Port Saint-Pierre, 2 km away, provides sea access to the islands of Porquerolles and Port-Cros. For a visit to the old town, Musée des Cultures et du Paysage presents local history and heritage. Hyères railway station is 3.7 km away; Toulon-Hyères Airport is close by, at 550 m. A car makes it easier to travel between the seafront, the centre and the beaches of the Giens peninsula.

In summer, the coast attracts more visitors and the beaches are very busy; spring and early autumn often offer pleasant conditions for walking and exploring the coastline. You can spend a day swimming in the morning, visiting the market or old town, then strolling around the port in the late afternoon. Nature lovers can set aside more time for the Hyères salt marshes and the landscapes of the peninsula, bringing suitable shoes and water on hot days.