La Borréliane

La Borréliane offers one room, the Double Room with Pool View, designed for two people. It measures 20 m² and has a private bathroom and air conditioning. Views of the garden and pool set this room apart, while the terrace provides a place to sit outside. A flat-screen TV with pay-per-view channels, a dining table and a coffee machine complete the room’s amenities. The bathroom has a shower or bath, a toilet and a hairdryer; towels and bed linen are provided.

The private pool is a distinctive feature of this room. Parquet flooring, a clothes rack and a drying rack provide practical amenities, and an electric kettle and refrigerator are also available. The sleeping arrangements include one large double bed. The room combines sleeping and dining areas with access to a terrace overlooking the outdoor spaces.

La Borréliane brings together the amenities you need to enjoy the indoor spaces and garden. The outdoor pool has a shallow end, with sun loungers, parasols and a pool cover. A terrace and an outdoor dining area provide places to sit outside. The garden adds to the relaxation areas, while board games and puzzles are available for quieter moments. Air conditioning, heating and a private entrance are among the property’s amenities.

The room has a private bathroom with a shower or bath and a hairdryer. Bed linen and towels are provided; a wardrobe, clothes rack and drying rack are also available. A flat-screen TV, satellite channels and streaming services complete the entertainment facilities. For meals and drinks, the room has a table, a coffee machine, an electric kettle and a refrigerator. Free private parking and free Wi-Fi are also available.

Les Borrels lies in the hinterland of Hyères, between the wooded slopes of the Massif des Maures and the vineyard plains that descend towards the Mediterranean. The area has a rural character, with vineyards and roads connecting the hamlets to the town and the coast. It suits travellers who want to combine swimming, sightseeing and peaceful moments rather than stay in a lively urban neighbourhood.

The beaches of Les Salins and Le Mérou offer a chance to enjoy the Hyères coastline; Les Salins also has wetlands and coastal landscapes. Fort de Brégançon, a former official residence on a rocky islet, can be visited on organised tours. In Hyères, the old town features medieval lanes, ancient gates and heritage buildings. The local vineyards offer another way to discover the region. Hyères railway station is 8 km away and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 6 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the beaches, vineyards and different neighbourhoods.

In summer, the coast attracts swimming and boating enthusiasts; it is best to visit the beaches early in the day during busy periods. Spring and early autumn are pleasant times to explore the old town or the paths of the Maures, with milder temperatures. You could spend a day strolling through Hyères’s lanes, having lunch near the coast and ending the afternoon on a beach at Les Salins. Boat trips from the harbour also offer a chance to discover the Îles d’Or, including Porquerolles.