Hôtel de l'Esterel Pierre & Vacances

The rooms are available as doubles, triples and quadruples, accommodating two travellers, families or small groups. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a balcony or terrace. They range in size from 18 to 21 m². Sleeping arrangements vary by category: a double bed or twin beds in the double rooms, with additional beds in the triple and quadruple rooms.

Two categories stand out for their sea views, visible from the balcony or terrace. The triple rooms offer sleeping arrangements for three, while the quadruple room has a sleeping area with bunk beds. A safe, bed linen and a hairdryer complete the in-room amenities. The bunk beds in the quadruple room are not suitable for children under six.

Leisure facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, a spa and wellness centre, as well as facilities for guests with reduced mobility. The garden, terraces and balcony let you enjoy the outdoor spaces. On-site activities listed include aerobics, archery, tennis, mini golf, horse riding and windsurfing. A water park, playground, children’s club and evening entertainment add to the family activities.

For meals, the hotel has restaurants and offers children’s menus, fruit, wine and champagne. The rooms include a minibar; breakfast is served as a continental or buffet option. Private indoor parking is available for a fee and by reservation, with an electric vehicle charging point and accessible spaces. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available.

Agay stretches along the Var coastline, between Saint-Raphaël and the Estérel massif. This seaside village is known for its beaches, small coves and the contrast between the blue Mediterranean and the red rocks of the hinterland. It suits travellers looking to alternate swimming with outdoor activities and exploring the coast, while staying close to the services of a seaside resort.

Plage du Pourrousset and the beaches of Agay Bay offer opportunities to enjoy the seaside; the area’s coves and beaches are also suited to swimming and water sports. The Estérel massif attracts hikers and cyclists with its trails, volcanic landscapes and sea views. Agay railway station serves the coastal rail line, while Le Dramont station is another option for getting around the area. A car can be useful for exploring the roads through the Estérel and reaching less accessible beaches.

The warmer months are well suited to beach days and boat trips, while spring and autumn often bring milder temperatures for walking in the massif. You can spend a day on the coast, then take an Estérel trail to discover the red landscapes and views over the coves. Saint-Raphaël, with its harbour and shops, adds another stop to a short break. In summer, plan your journeys for quieter times and enjoy the long evenings by the sea.