Hôtel Font Mourier

The rooms at Hôtel Font Mourier are air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a private bathroom and minibar. Categories range from the Small Double Room, for two people, to rooms that can accommodate three or four guests. Several have a balcony or terrace; views are of the mountains, and some rooms overlook the garden or pool. Room sizes range from 18 to 70 m², depending on the category.

The rooms also differ in their bathroom facilities: some have a shower, others a bathtub, while one Prestige Room has both. The Suite with Whirlpool Bath has a spa bath and a terrace. For larger groups, the Quadruple and Prestige Quadruple Rooms offer several bed configurations. The Classic Double Room and Small Double Room have a balcony, while most other categories have a terrace.

Hôtel Font Mourier has several spaces where you can enjoy different activities throughout the day. The restaurant serves French cuisine and children's menus; menus for specific dietary requirements are available on request. A buffet breakfast can also be served in your room. A café and a bar complete the dining options, with fruit, wine and champagne. Room service is also available.

Outside, the terrace and garden are places to unwind, while the tennis court and equipment provided invite you to play. The spa offers massages, body treatments and beauty services; a fitness centre is also available. Reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage makes arrivals and departures easier. The hotel has free private parking, an electric vehicle charging station and facilities for guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

Cogolin is in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, between the Var coastline and the first foothills of the Massif des Maures. The town combines a Provençal old centre, wine estates and districts looking towards the harbour and the sea. The area lends itself to days spent swimming, exploring villages and tasting local wines. The hotel is in a pine forest in the Font Mourier district, away from the bustle of the seafront.

Port Grimaud, with its canals, colourful houses and marina, is about 2.4 km away. The beaches of Marina de Cogolin and Port Grimaud Market are also a few kilometres away. In the village of Grimaud, narrow streets lead to the medieval castle and Pont des Fées, an old stone structure in a wooded setting. Saint-Tropez, known for its harbour, narrow streets and museums, is 4 km away. A vehicle makes it easier to travel between the beaches, villages and vineyards around the gulf; free private parking is available on site.

The warmer months are well suited to boat trips, swimming and walks along the coast. In summer, the beaches and harbours are very busy; spring and early autumn often offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring villages and visiting wine estates. You could start the day with a walk through Grimaud's narrow streets, spend some time on the beach, then end it around Port Grimaud harbour. If you plan to visit Saint-Tropez, allow time to stroll around the harbour and explore the old town.