L'Eautel Toulon Centre Port

The five room types range from compact double rooms to a two-bedroom apartment for six people. The double rooms sleep two and have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and soundproofed windows. They range from 18 to 24 m²; one has a large double bed, while others offer a double bed or two single beds.

The Grande Plaisance Room offers 30 m² and a seating area, with a family configuration for up to three people. For groups, the L'Equipage Room spans 50 m² and has two separate bedrooms, two bathrooms and a living room, accommodating up to six people. Some room types are distinguished by bathrobes and slippers. Access to the rooftop and pool is included with these rooms; the heated outdoor pool must be booked at reception in 45-minute slots, subject to availability.

L'Eautel Toulon Centre Port has several spaces for relaxation around its heated outdoor rooftop pool. The terrace is a place to enjoy the sea air, while back, couples' and full-body massages are available. A solarium and an open-air bath complete the wellness facilities. Pool sessions must be booked in 45-minute slots, subject to availability.

The restaurant serves menus that change daily, prepared with fresh, local produce; the bar and on-site café add to the dining options. Breakfast can be continental, vegetarian or gluten-free, or served as a buffet. The reception is open 24 hours a day and offers services including a concierge and luggage storage. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge, and food and water bowls and a pet basket are available. Covered private parking is chargeable and must be booked in advance.

Toulon lies between the slopes of Mont Faron and a Mediterranean harbour where port activities meet seafront walks. The centre combines old streets, lively squares and buildings linked to the city's naval history. It is an urban stop that suits both visitors interested in maritime heritage and travellers looking to combine sightseeing with swimming. Terraces and markets lend everyday life a southern French rhythm, while the port is a reminder of Toulon's role as a major Mediterranean port.

The Musée National de la Marine Toulon, 110 m away, has collections devoted to maritime history and the naval arsenal. The Maison de la Photographie and the Hôtel des arts offer further cultural visits in the centre. Toulon railway station is 700 m away, and the streets of the old town are easy to explore on foot. For the coast, the beaches of Mourillon are 2.1 km away. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 17 km away, making it convenient for arrivals by air.

Summer days invite you to alternate between visiting the port, taking a break in the pedestrian streets and swimming at Mourillon; the heat and crowds are generally more pronounced in July and August. In spring or September, milder temperatures are well suited to walks and visits around the city. The Mont Faron cable car offers views over the harbour from above; the museums and historic centre are a good alternative when the weather is less favourable.