Hôtel l'Arena

The rooms at Hôtel l'Arena include double, triple and family rooms, as well as a family suite with a separate bedroom and lounge. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. There is also a safe in the rooms. Depending on the room, the bathroom has a bath, and some rooms offer a pool view.

Rooms range from 18 to 46 m². The double rooms are suitable for two people, while the triple and family rooms offer different sleeping arrangements. The family suite stands out for its terrace and separate areas for sleeping and relaxing. Family and triple rooms include a sofa or sofa bed; the suite can accommodate up to five people. The bathrooms also have free toiletries and a hairdryer.

Hôtel l'Arena has several places to relax around its garden: outdoor furniture, a sun terrace and a terrace let you enjoy the hotel grounds. The outdoor swimming pool is accompanied by parasols and sun loungers or beach chairs. Indoors, you can play billiards. The restaurant and bar complete the communal areas, along with an on-site café and children's menus.

The rooms have internet access, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. Free toiletries, towels, toilet paper and a hairdryer are provided; a high chair is also available. Air conditioning, heating, a lift, luggage storage and room service are among the hotel's facilities and services. Reception is open 24 hours a day. Pets are allowed on request, and an extra charge may apply. Parking is available on site and outside the property.

Fréjus combines a Provençal old town with a lively seafront in the eastern Var. The historic centre's streets are marked by Roman remains and religious buildings, while the coastal districts open onto the beaches and harbour. This destination suits visitors who want to alternate between heritage, walks around town and days by the Mediterranean.

Saint-Léonce Cathedral and its baptistery illustrate the city's religious history; the Archaeological Museum displays traces of its ancient past. The ancient theatre and amphitheatre also recall Roman Forum Julii. Fréjus railway station is close to the hotel, making it convenient to reach the city by train. Fréjus beach and Base Nature offer coastal walks and open-air spaces, about 2.2 km away. Further inland, the Estérel Massif attracts hikers and those drawn to its red rocky landscapes.

The Mediterranean climate makes it possible to enjoy terraces and the seafront for much of the year. Summer brings hot days and busier beaches; spring and early autumn are well suited to exploring on foot and taking trips into the Estérel. You can start the day with the monuments in the centre, continue at the museum, then finish with a coastal walk. For trips into the hinterland or along the coast, a car offers more flexibility; the railway station and local buses also let you get around without driving.