Hôtel Le Provençal - Bord de Mer

Categories include double rooms, rooms with balconies, a suite with sea views, a family suite and a family junior suite. All have air conditioning and a private bathroom. They range from 17 to 55 m²; some rooms overlook the town, while others face the sea or have a balcony. Bathroom facilities also vary: several categories include a bath, sometimes alongside a shower.

The Suite with Sea View combines a terrace, balcony and bath, while the Family Suite offers 55 m² and can accommodate up to six people. For two guests, the 17 m² Standard Double Room stands out for its town view and shower. Another double room, more spacious at 30 m², has a bath and a shower. The two Double Rooms with Balcony have different floor areas, of 17 and 22 m². The 30 m² Family Junior Suite has a seating area and a balcony.

The hotel brings together several places to relax and dine. The spa and wellness centre offers massages, a sauna and a hammam, among other treatments; the hotel also offers yoga sessions. Outside, you will find a sun terrace, a garden and a private beach. The tennis court and equipment let you play tennis, while walking tours and concerts or shows are among the activities on offer.

The hotel has four restaurants, along with a bar, children's menus and a selection of wine and champagne. The buffet breakfast can also be served in your room. A 24-hour reception and luggage storage are available, as are room service and daily housekeeping. The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and an electric kettle. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Pets are allowed, with a possible surcharge. The private car park is nearby, requires a reservation and costs €12 per day.

The Giens Peninsula is a strip of land between the Mediterranean and the salt lagoons, south of Hyères. Giens village retains the feel of a Provençal village, with its narrow streets, market and coastal views. The coast alternates between beaches, coves and harbours, in a landscape shaped by the wind and the sea. Visitors come to swim, walk along the coast and enjoy water sports; the region also suits stays focused on scenery and local heritage.

Port du Niel Beach is 390 m away, and several other beaches line the peninsula. Musée du Niel hosts art exhibitions in a former building associated with port activities. The ferry departure point for Porquerolles is 2.2 km away: explore the island on foot or by bike, among beaches, trails and protected landscapes. The natural site of Les Chevaliers and the coastal forts offer other outings. Hyères, with its old town and gardens, rounds out your visits when you want to leave the coast.

In spring and autumn, the coastal paths are well suited to walks in often milder temperatures. Summer brings more visitors to the beaches; setting off early lets you enjoy the shore before the busiest hours. You can combine a walk on the peninsula with a stop in Giens village and a crossing to Porquerolles in one day. Having a car makes it easier to explore the different beaches and get to Hyères.