Hôtel Le Porquerollais

Hôtel Le Porquerollais has a double room and a family room. Both have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a television. You will also find a hairdryer, towels, a wardrobe or dressing room, and a shower or bath. The double room is 15 m² and sleeps two; it overlooks the town and has a large double bed.

The family room measures 20 m² and can accommodate three people. It has a single bed and a large double bed, a layout suited to a small family sharing a room. Both rooms have a toilet and parquet flooring. The family room also has a socket near the bed. The capacity, floor area and town view distinguish the double room from the family room.

Hôtel Le Porquerollais brings several services together in one place. Its restaurant serves meals on site, and children’s menus are available; a café and bar complement the dining facilities, with wine and champagne. A continental breakfast is served at the hotel. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

The terrace includes a sun terrace, providing an outdoor space. Luggage storage and board games or puzzles are also available. There is a convenience store on site, handy for everyday essentials. Yoga classes are among the activities on offer. The family rooms make it possible to stay as a group, while the rooms have air conditioning. The hotel also has a television and internet access. There is no parking; getting around the island therefore means travelling on foot or using the available transport options.

Porquerolles is a Mediterranean island in Var, off the Giens peninsula. Its village brings together services and houses around the harbour, while roads soon give way to paths, pinewoods and coastal scenery. People come here to alternate swimming, walking and cycling in a protected environment where getting around is mostly done on foot or on two wheels. The hotel is on Place d’Armes, in the village.

Courtade Beach is 300 m away and has a long stretch of sand popular for swimming. Fort Sainte-Agathe, 260 m away, recalls the island’s defensive history and overlooks the village. From the coastal paths, you can reach coves, beaches and viewpoints over the bay. Argent Beach is one of the possible trips on foot or by bike. Porquerolles harbour and ferry terminal provide a connection to the mainland; reaching the island involves a boat crossing from the Giens peninsula.

For a quiet day, plan a morning walk to a beach, then have lunch in the village before setting off along a coastal path. In summer, set out early to enjoy the paths and beaches before the busiest hours; the heat makes the water particularly pleasant for swimming. In spring and the shoulder season, cycling and hiking let you explore the island in milder temperatures. Set aside time to explore beaches facing different directions, as the wind and sea conditions can affect how comfortable swimming is from one beach to another.