Hôtel Du Soleil

Hôtel Du Soleil offers single, double, twin and triple rooms, as well as studios with a terrace. All categories have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Room sizes range from 10 to 20 m². Some rooms have a balcony or terrace; the studios stand out for their kitchenette, which is useful for storing food and preparing meals. Occupancy varies by category, with options for one, two or three people.

Facilities and layouts vary from room to room. The triple room combines a single bed and a large double bed, while several double rooms have a large bed. The studios offer different bed configurations and a terrace. Rooms include a television; some accommodation also has a minibar. The choice includes compact rooms for solo travellers or couples, as well as spaces with a kitchenette for a more independent stay.

The hotel’s facilities cover the essentials for a stay in Saint-Raphaël. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and the rooms have air conditioning. Private bathrooms have a toilet and hairdryer; a high chair is also provided for families. The television offers cable and satellite channels. Ironing equipment is available too.

Outside, the garden provides a place to relax, while free public parking on site makes getting around by car easier. The hotel has a restaurant and a bar, and continental breakfast can be served in your room. Family rooms, non-smoking areas and internet access are also among the facilities. Bicycle hire is available for exploring the surrounding area at a different pace. Together, the facilities offer comfort in the rooms, outdoor spaces and practical options for meals and getting around.

Saint-Raphaël stretches between the town centre and the Mediterranean coast, in an area where beaches sit alongside residential neighbourhoods. The town has a lively seaside atmosphere in season, with seafront promenades, sandy beaches and a busy harbour. The town centre’s streets are home to shops and heritage landmarks, while the hinterland opens onto the red hills of the Estérel. This variety suits travellers who want to alternate between swimming, town visits and outings in nature.

Beau Rivage Beach is 940 m away, and Veillat Beach is another place to enjoy the seaside. Saint-Raphaël-Valescure railway station, 1.0 km away, connects the town to the regional rail network. In the centre, the Basilica of Notre-Dame de la Victoire stands out in the townscape, while the Saint-Raphaël Archaeological Museum traces local history. Further east, the Estérel Massif offers hiking routes among red rocks and pine forests; a car makes it easier to reach its trails and coves.

Summer is ideal for beach days and boat trips, but the coast gets busier. Spring and early autumn are good times to explore the town and trails in milder temperatures. You can start the day with a walk by the water, continue with a visit to the town centre and finish with a hike in the Estérel. In winter, the coast is still suitable for walks, with a quieter atmosphere than during the height of summer.