Hôtel La Petite Bohème

The rooms at Hôtel La Petite Bohème accommodate one or two people, while the triple rooms can sleep three guests. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. They range in size from 10 to 19 m². Depending on the room, you can enjoy a view of the garden, mountains, inner courtyard or sea. Some double rooms can also be booked with a large double bed or two single beds.

The triple rooms can be arranged with a large double bed and a single bed, or with three single beds. One 15 m² triple room has a bathtub and overlooks the garden; the 19 m² room has a balcony and terrace. The rooms with sea views measure between 13 and 18 m², while those with garden views offer different configurations.

The outdoor areas include garden furniture, a sun terrace and a garden. The hotel is by the beach and offers bicycle hire. Activities listed include walking and cycling tours, hiking, cycling, fishing, horse riding, windsurfing, snorkelling and scuba diving. Mini golf is also among the leisure activities on offer.

For meals, the hotel has a restaurant, a bar and an on-site café. Children's menus and menus for specific dietary requirements are available on request. The shared areas also include a concierge service and a tour desk. Concerts and shows, pub crawls and cycling tours add to the activities available. Pool or beach towels, sun loungers and parasols are also available.

Le Lavandou is a seaside town in the Var, on the Mediterranean coast, with a seafront lined with beaches and a harbour. The village stretches between the shore and the first slopes of the Maures massif; the atmosphere changes between the central streets, quays and pine-fringed coves. The destination suits travellers looking to combine swimming, walks and exploring the Provençal coast. In summer, more activity centres around the beaches and harbour, while the quieter seasons leave more room for strolls around the village.

Grande Plage du Lavandou is 550 m away according to map references; other beaches, such as Saint-Clair and La Fossette, dot the coast. The harbour and Gare Maritime provide access to boat trips to the Îles d’Or, including Port-Cros, a national park renowned for its trails and seabed. Fort de Brégançon, a historic coastal fort and former presidential residence, is another notable excursion. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 17 km away according to available references. On site, walking routes make it easy to reach the seafront and central areas.

For enjoying the Mediterranean, the summer months are well suited to beach days and boat trips, although the coast is busier. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for walking in the Maures or visiting nearby villages. You can split a day between swimming in the morning, lunch in the village and a stroll around the harbour in the late afternoon. Nature lovers can plan a trip to Port-Cros to walk the trails or explore the seascapes.