Hotel Restaurant Bellevue

The rooms at Hotel Restaurant Bellevue include a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The room types include double rooms, family rooms and quadruple rooms, with areas ranging from 12 to 26 m² among those featured here. Some overlook the streets of Bormes-les-Mimosas, while others offer sea views. Several rooms with coastal views have a balcony, and one quadruple room also has a terrace.

Room layouts vary according to capacity: double rooms accommodate two people, while quadruple rooms can accommodate four. A family room with a sea view is designed for three people. Amenities include a wardrobe, a safe and a hairdryer. The Double Room Deluxe with Bath stands out for its bathroom, while the room accessible to guests with reduced mobility has a walk-in shower and wheelchair access.

Hotel Restaurant Bellevue has an on-site restaurant, bar and café. Continental breakfast is served at the hotel, and breakfast in the room is also available. Dining options include fruit, wine or champagne, and children's menus; a snack bar completes the offering. The rooms have a kettle, which is also listed among the in-room amenities.

A 24-hour reception, concierge service, luggage storage and daily housekeeping are available. Room service lets you have a meal brought to your room. Outside, outdoor furniture is set out on a sun terrace. The rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, and include a private bathroom, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Internet access is among the facilities, and free Wi-Fi is available in some rooms. Pets are welcome on request at no extra charge.

Bormes-les-Mimosas is an old Provençal village built on the slopes overlooking the Var coastline. Its narrow lanes, colourful façades and stepped passageways make for pleasant walks, away from the bustle of the beaches. Place Gambetta is in the village, where you can explore the gardens, historic stone buildings and viewpoints over the surrounding area. This stop suits travellers looking to combine local heritage with days by the Mediterranean.

Saint-Trophyme Church, the Château des Seigneurs de Foz and the Bormes Museum of History and Art let you explore the village's history on foot. Jardin du Mimosa and Parc Gonzalez offer green spaces for a break between the lanes. Heading down towards the coast, the beaches of Le Lavandou and La Favière invite you to swim and stroll by the water; Grande Plage du Lavandou is 2.7 km away. Fort de Brégançon, an official residence on a coastal promontory, is another notable place to visit in the region. Le Lavandou bus station is 2.3 km away. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 22 km away by road.

In spring, mimosa blossoms colour the landscape and give the commune its name; the mild temperatures are ideal for walks through the village and gardens. In summer, the coast draws more visitors, so it is best to plan beach outings early in the day before returning to the shaded streets of Bormes. For a more varied day, you can combine a visit to the village landmarks with a stop along the coast. A car makes it easier to travel between the hilltop village, beaches and coastal sites.