Hôtel Le Richiardi

Hôtel Le Richiardi offers three double rooms, each designed for two guests. All have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV, with a bath and shower among the bathroom facilities. Depending on the room you choose, you will have a garden or sea view. Room sizes range from 10 to 15 m².

The room with a garden view looks out over green spaces. Two rooms overlook the sea: one is 13 m², while the other is more spacious at 15 m² and also has a balcony and terrace. These two rooms offer a choice of one double bed or two single beds. The 10 m² room overlooking the garden has one double bed. These differences let you choose between a view of the greenery, a sea view or private outdoor space.

Hôtel Le Richiardi provides free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and free on-street parking nearby. The non-smoking rooms have a private bathroom with a shower or bath, as well as a flat-screen TV and satellite channels. Air conditioning and heating are also available.

Pets are allowed, and pet bowls are provided; an additional charge may apply. For relaxing, the shared lounge has a TV area. Board games and puzzles are available, as are yoga classes. The bar serves wine and champagne, among other drinks. Facilities also include a telephone and fax and photocopying services. The hotel combines useful in-room amenities with a few shared spaces, and walks to the coast are part of the stay.

Carqueiranne is a coastal commune in the Var, between Hyères and Toulon, where the marina sits alongside beaches and residential neighbourhoods. The village retains the atmosphere of a small Provençal town, while the seafront sets the pace for walks and water sports. It suits travellers who want to alternate between swimming, boat trips and exploring the surrounding area without staying in a large resort town.

Peno Beach is 260 m away and Parc des Pins Penchés is 350 m away. Fort Péno, a reminder of the coast’s defensive past, is 360 m away. Carqueiranne centre is 400 m away, with Sainte-Madeleine Church and places to go for a walk. For a day trip, Hyères gives you access to its old town and the Îles d’Or, while the Giens peninsula offers coastal scenery and walking trails. Almanarre Beach is known for its long stretches of sand and wind-related activities. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 5 km away; Hyères train station also provides rail access to the area.

In summer, the coast attracts swimmers and water sports enthusiasts, and the beaches are busier. Spring and early autumn bring pleasant temperatures for walks along the coast and visits to Hyères. You could start the day with a walk around the harbour, continue on the sand, then finish with a trip to Giens or nearby villages. By car, it is easy to explore the beaches, coastal towns and Toulon.