Hotel La Potiniere

The rooms at Hotel La Potiniere accommodate one to five people and feature Provençal décor. They all have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Their floor area ranges from 13 to 23 m². Some overlook the sea, while others face the racecourse, a quiet street or the inner courtyard. The hotel offers single, double, triple and family rooms.

Several rooms have a balcony or terrace. The Classic Room with Sea View, on the ground floor, offers direct access to the private beach. The single room accommodates one person; the family room sleeps up to five guests and has two double beds. The triple rooms combine a single bed with a large double bed. Views and outdoor spaces vary from room to room, with options for solo stays, couples and families.

The private beach and sun terrace provide plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities. You can relax on the outdoor furniture, enjoy the seafront or choose from activities available nearby: walking tours, cycling tours, horse riding, hiking, snorkelling, scuba diving, canoeing and windsurfing. Sun umbrellas are also available. For a break indoors, the hotel has a shared lounge with a TV.

Dining options include two restaurants, a bar, a snack bar and a café on site. Fruit, wine and champagne are among the offerings. Breakfast is served buffet-style. Other services include luggage storage, daily housekeeping, room service and private check-in or check-out. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility include a low washbasin, raised toilet and grab rails. Massages are available. Free Wi-Fi is accessible in the shared areas; there is no parking on site.

Hyères stretches along the Var coastline, between the old town, the salt marshes and the Giens Peninsula. The marina and Les Pesquiers area has a maritime character: beaches, boats and water sports shape the pace of the day. Travellers who enjoy combining swimming, coastal walks and discovering a Provençal town can find varied scenery here without leaving the municipality.

Les Pesquiers Beach is 150 m away and Bona Beach is 370 m away. Port Saint-Pierre is a place to watch the boats and catch ferry services to the Îles d’Or. Porquerolles is known for its beaches, trails and protected landscapes; Port-Cros has wilder terrain and hiking routes. Les Pesquiers salt marshes are a popular natural area for birdwatching. The ferry terminal is 380 m away, while Hyères SNCF railway station is 4.2 km away. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 800 m away; a car makes it easier to travel to the various beaches and neighbouring villages.

The coast is very busy in summer, so it’s worth planning a beach day early, before the busiest hours. Spring and September often bring pleasant conditions for walking along the coast or exploring the Giens Peninsula. A day could combine a swim at Les Pesquiers, a walk through the salt marshes and a boat trip to Porquerolles. To discover Hyères itself, take the time to walk up to the old town, with its narrow streets, squares and views over the bay.