Hôtel Jaurès

The rooms at Hôtel Jaurès come in three categories: a Double Room, a Triple Room and a Single Room with Single Bed. The Double Room and Triple Room measure 12 m²; the Single Room measures 8 m². Occupancy ranges from one guest to three in the Triple Room. Every room has an en-suite bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms.

The Double Room overlooks the street or courtyard. The Triple Room has one double bed and one single bed, while the Single Room has one single bed. Some rooms have air conditioning. The bathrooms have a shower or bath in the Double Room, and a shower in the other categories. The rooms are in a building without a lift; the upper floors are accessible by stairs.

Hôtel Jaurès offers free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and an en-suite bathroom in its rooms. Air conditioning is available in some rooms. Other facilities include heating, toilets and a TV. Family rooms are available, as are non-smoking rooms. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs, as the hotel does not have a lift.

Luggage storage is available for your belongings. Vending machines offer snacks and drinks. Continental breakfast can be served in your room between 07:00 and 11:00; on Sundays, service starts at 08:00. Reception is open from 07:00 to 22:00, and you must arrive before it closes. The hotel has no parking. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms.

Toulon lies between Mont Faron and the harbour, on the Mediterranean coast of the Var. Its centre brings together shopping streets, lively squares, historic buildings and cultural venues. The city has a strong maritime identity, evident in its port and ferry connections. This stay may suit travellers who want to visit a Provençal city while keeping the sea and beaches within reach.

You can explore the centre on foot, between Place de la Liberté, Sainte-Marie-de-la-Seds Cathedral and the museums. The National Maritime Museum of Toulon traces the city’s naval history, while the Art Museum presents collections in a different cultural setting. Toulon railway station is 480 m away and Toulon pier is 600 m away. For a seaside outing, the Mourillon beaches are 2.4 km away. The cable car takes you up Mont Faron, where you can view the harbour from the viewpoints.

The port and central districts are well suited to a stroll at different times of day; the museums offer an alternative on very hot or rainy days. In summer, the beaches and terraces draw more visitors, while spring and early autumn are pleasant times to walk around the city and explore the coast. You can spend a day in the old town, then plan an outing to Mourillon or the heights of Mont Faron. The railway station and ferries offer more ways to get around without requiring long car journeys.