Hotel Le Flore

The six room categories meet a range of needs, from single rooms to configurations for four people. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. All rooms overlook the city and are on floors accessed by stairs. Room sizes range from 12 to 28 m²; double rooms accommodate two people, while the Triple and Quadruple rooms offer additional beds.

The Superior Double Room stands out for its welcome tray with a kettle, tea and coffee. The Standard Double Room offers more space than the Economy options for two people. The two Economy rooms meet different needs: one has a double bed, while the other has a single bed and accommodates one person. The Triple has one single bed and one double bed; the Quadruple adds a second single bed.

Hotel Le Flore offers free Wi-Fi throughout the property, as well as air-conditioned, non-smoking rooms. Family rooms are suitable for group stays, and luggage storage is also available. Room amenities include a flat-screen TV, heating and a private bathroom. The floors are accessible by stairs only, which is worth considering if you have reduced mobility.

Continental breakfast is served in the morning and includes fresh bread and pastries from a local bakery. Free public parking is available nearby, with no reservation required. You can stop in front of the hotel to unload your luggage, then move your vehicle to a public parking space. Reception is open from 08:00 to 12:00 and from 16:00 to 21:00; check-in is between 16:00 and 21:00. Fréjus train station is 200 m away.

Fréjus stretches between its old town, marked by its Roman heritage, and the Mediterranean coast. The narrow streets around Saint-Léonce Cathedral reveal a lively Provençal town, where religious buildings stand alongside the remains of Forum Julii. You can combine heritage walks, breaks in the centre and days by the sea. The neighbourhood suits travellers who enjoy exploring a town on foot while keeping the beaches within reach.

The cloister and Saint-Léonce Cathedral are among the sights in the old town, along with the Archaeological Museum and the Porte Dorée. The Ancient Theatre and the amphitheatre also bear witness to Fréjus’s Roman past. The railway station is 200 m from the hotel; neighbouring Saint-Raphaël, served by train, is 3.1 km away. For a day by the water, the local beaches are about 2 km away. Further east, the Estérel Massif offers hiking trails among red hills and Mediterranean vegetation.

Spring and the shoulder season are often milder than the height of summer, when the coast is very busy, making them good times to explore the centre and trails. You can start the day with monuments and museums, then continue to the seafront. Allow time for a hike if you want to explore the Estérel’s landscapes, and check local conditions before setting out. The nearby train station makes it easy to travel to neighbouring towns, while a car gives you more choice of beaches and excursions inland.