Hotel L'Orangeraie

Hotel L'Orangeraie offers several double rooms, a single room, an apartment and a holiday home. The rooms have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Depending on the room type, they overlook the garden, the street or the sea; some have a balcony, while the single room opens onto a terrace. The double rooms vary in size and view, with layouts designed for two people.

The apartment has a kitchen, a terrace and a garden view. The holiday home offers three separate bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace with a barbecue. Both accommodation options also have facilities for preparing meals, including a fridge and a coffee machine. The rooms are accessed by stairs; there is no lift.

The garden and outdoor furniture provide a place to enjoy the sea air between trips along the coast. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a flat-screen TV; free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Private parking on site is free, and includes an electric vehicle charging point and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Pets are allowed on request, possibly for an additional charge.

Breakfast can be served in your room, and special-diet menus are available on request. The property also has a private entrance, a safe and a daily housekeeping service. Laundry facilities are available. Room amenities include a private bathroom, toiletries, a hairdryer and a fridge. Some room types have a kitchen or kitchenette, while private outdoor spaces vary by accommodation.

Le Lavandou stretches along the Var coast, between the Maures hills and Mediterranean beaches. The Saint-Clair neighbourhood offers a quieter seaside setting than the centre of Le Lavandou, with a sandy beach, pine trees and coastal paths. The town suits travellers looking to alternate swimming, seaside walks and trips to the coastal villages.

Saint-Clair Beach is 250 m from the hotel. The centre of Le Lavandou, its port and its beaches are within walking distance; Grande Plage du Lavandou is 1.4 km away. Boat trips to the Îles d’Or, including Port-Cros, a national park popular for its paths and seabed, depart from the ferry terminal. Fort de Brégançon, in the neighbouring town of Bormes-les-Mimosas, offers a glimpse into the coast’s military history. Le Lavandou also has a bus station for travel around the region.

In summer, the beaches and port are busy, and the days are well suited to swimming and boat trips. Spring and early autumn often bring milder temperatures for walking the coastal path or exploring the villages of the Maures. You could start the day with a coastal walk, continue with a trip to the islands and finish in the centre of Le Lavandou when the boats return. The region’s small coves also offer a change of scene for a break by the water.