Hotel Sable Et Soleil - Port, Plage & Jacuzzi privé

Hotel Sable Et Soleil offers double rooms, twin rooms, triple rooms and several family options. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Sizes vary, from compact rooms to larger spaces for several guests. Some have a balcony or terrace, while others have no private outdoor space.

Amenities also include a minibar and soundproofing. Families can choose a room with a children’s relaxation alcove or one with bunk beds. Sleeping arrangements vary from room to room, with double beds, single beds or several beds in the same room. Several rooms have a desk, and those with a balcony or terrace also have outdoor furniture.

The hotel provides free private on-site parking without the need to book in advance, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout the building. Leisure facilities include a spa, a relaxation area, a solarium and a hot tub. A sun terrace, another terrace and a garden offer several places to sit outdoors. Accessible facilities are available for guests with reduced mobility, including adapted parking and designated access routes.

An on-site café, a bar and a snack bar offer different options for a break. Fruit and wine or champagne are also available. Family rooms cater for guests travelling together; some have a balcony or terrace. The hotel has a lift, a shared lounge with a TV and luggage storage. Guests can also enjoy cycling and hiking in the area, or visit the casino. Pets are allowed on request, and an additional charge may apply.

Fréjus combines an old town shaped by its Roman heritage with a lively maritime district around Port-Fréjus. The seafront, beaches and open spaces of Base Nature create a Mediterranean holiday landscape, while the streets of the historic centre reveal another side of the town. This variety suits travellers who want to alternate between swimming, walks and visits to historic sites without straying far from the coast.

From the hotel, Fréjus plage is 930 m away and Fréjus railway station is 1.3 km away. In the old town, Saint-Léonce Cathedral and its baptistery bear witness to the city’s episcopal past; the Archaeological Museum displays remains from its ancient history. Base nature François Léotard offers a large area for walking or cycling near the coast. Further inland, the Estérel Massif, 11 km away, draws hikers with its red terrain and trails. The harbour is also a place to enjoy walks along the quays and the maritime atmosphere.

Summer days are well suited to the beaches and late-afternoon walks, when the light softens over the harbour. In spring and autumn, the temperatures make it easier to spend time visiting the centre and following the Estérel trails. For a varied day, start with Fréjus’s ancient heritage, then head to the seafront and leave the end of the day for a walk around the harbour. A car makes it easier to explore the inland hills and other resorts along the Var coast.