Hôtel George Sand

Hôtel George Sand has two 14 m² double rooms for two people. Each has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a minibar. Both offer sea views and have a double bed. Les Sablettes beach is 10 m from the hotel.

The Double Room with Sea View has a balcony, while the Deluxe Double Room with Sea View has a terrace. The latter also includes a bathrobe and slippers. Both rooms have a desk, a safe and a hairdryer; the floors are accessible by lift. Toiletries are provided, and the bathrooms have a shower or a bath.

Hôtel George Sand has a restaurant, a bar and a snack bar, as well as an on-site café. The restaurant also offers children's menus. Rooms have a minibar, while room service lets you enjoy the hotel's services without leaving your accommodation. Continental or buffet breakfast is available. For time outdoors, you will find a terrace and garden furniture.

Activities include snorkelling, scuba diving, windsurfing, fishing and on-site water sports facilities. Walking tours, evening entertainment and themed dinner nights are also available. The private beach and sun loungers let you enjoy the coast. A concierge service, luggage storage and a shared lounge complete the facilities. The lift, wheelchair access, a lowered accessible washbasin and toilets with grab rails make the hotel more accessible to guests with reduced mobility.

La Seyne-sur-Mer stretches along Toulon’s harbour, between beaches, small ports and neighbourhoods facing the Mediterranean. The Les Sablettes area has a seaside atmosphere, with a long sandy beach and promenades along the waterfront. It suits travellers who want to alternate swimming with walks and exploring the Var coast. Gardens and parks also add patches of greenery to the coastal landscape.

Les Sablettes beach is 10 m from the hotel. Fernand Braudel landscaped park has paths for walking and enjoying its planted areas. Further away, Fort Napoléon bears witness to the military history of the harbour; Musée Balaguier also presents the local maritime heritage. The Ponton Sablettes ferry terminal connects the area to boat services across the harbour. For train travel, La Seyne-Six-Fours and Toulon stations serve the region, with the latter 6 km away.

You can spend your days swimming in the morning, walking in the parks and visiting a fort or museum. In summer, more holidaymakers visit the coast and the beaches are lively; spring and early autumn often bring pleasant conditions for exploring the waterfront on foot. Water sports, fishing and hiking offer different ways to spend your time, depending on the weather. To discover more of the Var, you can head to Toulon and continue towards the villages and headlands along the coast.