Hôtel de la Mer

The six categories include double rooms, a large double room, a family room and a room accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Sizes range from 16 to 36 m². All categories have air conditioning, and several have a terrace; most include a private bathroom. Bed configurations vary by room, with double beds, a very large double bed, single beds or a sofa bed.

Some categories stand out for their sea or garden views, while another has a kitchenette and dining area. The Double Room with Terrace - Sea Side combines outdoor space with a view of the coastline. The Family Room has the largest floor area in the selection, at 36 m², and includes a terrace. One accessible category is on the ground floor and has a private terrace. Facilities and occupancy vary from room to room.

The hotel provides free public parking on site and free Wi-Fi throughout. The garden and terrace offer outdoor spaces, while the bar serves wine and champagne. Children's menus are available, as are special diet menus on request. Family rooms and air conditioning are among the facilities offered.

The seafront location makes it possible to enjoy a range of activities: windsurfing, scuba diving, canoeing and kayaking, cycling and fishing. A concierge service is also available. Parking facilities include accessible spaces and indoor parking. For meals, the hotel therefore offers children's menus and special diet menus on request, in addition to the bar. Non-smoking rooms are also available.

Hyères stretches between the Var coastline, the Giens Peninsula and the seaside neighbourhoods facing the Golden Islands. The hotel is in the coastal area of l’Ayguade, where beaches and seaside walks shape the pace of the day. The atmosphere changes with the seasons: summer draws visitors looking to swim and enjoy water sports, while quieter periods are well suited to walks and visits to the town.

Mérou Beach is 50 m away; l’Ayguade and la Marquise beaches offer other places to swim along this stretch of coast. The Salins d’Hyères and their natural areas let you explore the landscapes of the wetlands. To discover local heritage, the old town and Villa Noailles, dedicated to art and architecture, are both in the city. Hyères railway station is 4.7 km away and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 1.6 km away. A car makes it easier to get between the beaches, the peninsula and nearby villages.

For a day by the water, you can alternate between swimming, walking and water sports, then spend another outing in the historic centre or exploring the salt marsh landscapes. Summer is the busiest time on the coast; spring and early autumn often offer pleasant conditions for walking and exploring the surrounding area. From Hyères, the Giens Peninsula and the Golden Islands are popular destinations for boat trips. Make time for old Hyères too, with its steep lanes and views of the coast.