Hôtel L'Escale Au Soleil

At Hôtel L'Escale Au Soleil, you’ll find double rooms, a Junior Room and a triple room with a terrace. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. They measure between 12 and 14 m² and are equipped with a minibar.

Some rooms have a terrace overlooking a quiet street; two offer sea views. The Queen Room with Sea View also has a terrace, while the Double Room includes a fridge. The Junior Room has a terrace, and the Triple Room with Terrace has one single bed and one double bed. The terraces let you enjoy some fresh air, while the sea-view rooms look out over the coastal scenery. Every room has a private bathroom and air conditioning.

The hotel provides free Wi-Fi throughout and free public parking on site. The rooms have a private bathroom; several also include a minibar, a fridge or a kettle. The sun terrace and outdoor furniture offer somewhere to relax after a walk or a day at the beach.

Activities in the area include walking and water sports, including scuba diving. For relaxing moments, the hotel has a bar and offers fruit, wine and champagne. Breakfast is continental and served buffet-style. The rooms are air-conditioned, and family rooms are available. Pets are allowed on request, and an extra charge may apply. Cable TV is available in the rooms, and daily housekeeping is provided.

Saint-Aygulf is a seaside resort on the Var coast, between Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël. The area around the hotel is shaped by the coastline, coves and beaches, with streets leading quickly to the seafront. This part of the French Riviera attracts travellers looking for swimming, coastal walks and days outdoors. Parc Areca, 350 m away, offers a leafy setting for walks among the sea and greenery.

Plage de la Galiote is 250 m away, while Calanque Carolus Durand is 100 m away; there are also several other small beaches and coves in the area. For a longer outing, Base nature François Léotard, 3.1 km away, has extensive seaside areas for walking and leisure. Fréjus offers a chance to discover its ancient heritage, including Saint-Léonce Cathedral and Roman ruins. Fréjus railway station is 4.7 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the beaches and neighbouring towns, although walking is practical in the coastal area.

In summer, days are spent swimming, enjoying water sports and taking boat trips along the coast; the beaches are busier then. Spring and early autumn often offer a quieter atmosphere for walking the coastal paths and exploring Fréjus. You can spend a day visiting the coves of Saint-Aygulf, then head to the old town of Fréjus to see its monuments and take your time wandering its streets. The region is also well suited to trips to Saint-Raphaël and the scenery of the Estérel.