L'Oasis Hotel

L'Oasis Hotel offers six double room categories, with configurations for two people, and a triple room that can accommodate three guests. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen television, a minibar and soundproofing. The rooms are equipped with a shower, a hairdryer and toiletries.

Floor areas range from 10 to 22 m². The Economy Rooms are available with either a double bed or two single beds, while the 16 m² Superior Rooms also offer both configurations. A 20 m² Superior Room and the 22 m² Triple Room have a private terrace. The latter has one double bed and one single bed. The Economy Rooms and Superior categories without a terrace include a desk and a safe, among other amenities; rooms on the upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

L'Oasis Hotel has a terrace, a garden and a furnished outdoor area. There is also a picnic area. You can enjoy water sports facilities on site; a golf course is less than three kilometres away. Daily housekeeping and luggage storage are also available.

Free private parking on site is subject to availability and cannot be reserved. Free street parking is available, and there is a charging station for electric vehicles. Continental, gluten-free or buffet breakfast is served in the dining room, with the option of sitting on the terrace in fine weather. The hotel also has a café and a bar. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Rooms include air conditioning, a television and a minibar; shared facilities include heating, a safe and board games, among other amenities.

Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël form a lively stretch of the Var coastline, with Mediterranean beaches, marinas and traces of a long history. In Fréjus, the old quarters evoke the Roman town of Forum Julii, with ancient monuments, narrow streets and a cathedral to explore. The seafront and Port-Fréjus have a different atmosphere, focused on walks, water sports and days by the water. The destination suits travellers looking to combine beach time with sightseeing.

Fréjus Beach and several other beaches in the area are ideal for swimming and walking along the shore. The marina is home to boats and provides access to seafront walks. In the historic centre, Roman remains and the cathedral bear witness to the town’s past. Saint-Raphaël, with its seafront and museums, can also be reached on foot or by train; its station is 1.3 km away. Further east, the Estérel massif offers hiking trails among its red hills and Mediterranean vegetation.

Summer draws visitors for swimming, water sports and evenings at the port; the coast is busier at this time. Spring and early autumn are pleasant times to walk in the Estérel or visit historic sites in milder temperatures. You can combine a morning at the beach with a visit to Fréjus’s heritage sites and a sunset stroll along the seafront. A car makes it easier to explore the coast and the inland landscapes.