Hotel Restaurant de la Tour

Accommodation includes double rooms with town or sea views, Comfort and Superior categories, a triple room and a family room. A 50 m² apartment adds another option, with several beds arranged across two sleeping areas. Room sizes range from 12 to 25 m². Air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV are among the facilities shared by the rooms. Several also have soundproofed walls.

The views clearly distinguish the categories: some rooms overlook the town, others the sea, while the family room combines both panoramas. The Comfort and Superior rooms with sea views are each 22 m², while the Double Room with Sea View is 25 m². The triple room has a double bed. The apartment offers a different layout, with two single beds and one double bed. Beds may vary by category; the descriptions below give the relevant configurations.

The hotel restaurant serves seafood and offers children’s menus. Breakfast can be served in your room on request; options include continental and buffet choices. A terrace provides an outdoor space to enjoy during the day. Family rooms, air conditioning and soundproofed rooms cater to different needs, while the accommodation has private bathrooms.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Private parking is available nearby, by reservation only, at a rate of €15 per day. The hotel also lists parking, but this does not change the conditions for private parking. Some rooms are on upper floors, and the hotel does not have a lift. The restaurant, in-room breakfast and terrace are the main on-site facilities; non-smoking rooms are also available.

Sanary-sur-Mer is a harbour town in the Var, on the Mediterranean coast between Toulon and Bandol. Its lively harbour, lined with fishing boats and Provençal façades, sets the tone for a town where strolling goes hand in hand with maritime life. The old town’s narrow streets, markets and terraces attract visitors who enjoy days by the water as much as exploring on foot. You can start your walk directly from the harbour along Quai de Gaulle.

The Musée Frédéric Dumas, devoted to the history of scuba diving, is 60 m away. The Église Saint-Nazaire and its mosaics are 90 m away, while the harbour carousel is a few minutes’ walk away. For a break on the sand, Portissol Beach is 880 m away; the coves of Cap Nègre offer a different coastal landscape. Ollioules-Sanary railway station is 2.1 km away and connects the town to the regional rail network. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 27 km away. A car is useful for exploring the beaches and nearby villages, but the town centre and harbour are easy to explore on foot.

In summer, plan to walk along the coast during the cooler hours and leave time for a swim or a sunset stroll. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant conditions for visiting the harbour and narrow streets without the summer crowds. You can spend a day alternating between the Provençal market, a visit to the museum and an outing to the beaches; wine lovers can also explore the Bandol estates inland.