La Casa Mia

The rooms at La Casa Mia are divided into double and triple categories, with floor areas of 10 to 15 m². All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Several layouts look out over the sea or garden; others open onto the terrace or street. Triple rooms sleep three people and have one double bed and one single bed.

The double rooms differ in their outlook. The Double Room with Sea View looks out over the sea and garden, while the Double Room with Terrace View gives priority to this outdoor space. The Double Room with Street View overlooks the street. For three people, the Triple Room with Sea View has a balcony and views of the sea and garden; the Triple Room with Street View opens onto the street. Every category has a private bathroom.

La Casa Mia brings together dining areas and practical facilities for a stay on the coast. The restaurant serves regional and international cuisine, as well as tapas; a bar and snack bar complete the offering. Children's menus are available, and menus for special diets can be prepared on request. Continental breakfast is served every morning, and packed lunches are available.

Outside, you will find a sun terrace and furniture for outdoor dining. The rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed; some are designed for families. Free public parking is available on site, without prior reservation. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Pets are welcome at no extra charge, and bowls are provided for them. Rooms include a private bathroom, a hairdryer and free toiletries, among other amenities.

Les Issambres is a coastal area in the commune of Roquebrune-sur-Argens, between Sainte-Maxime and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. The landscape alternates between beaches, small coves and residential neighbourhoods facing the sea. La Garonnette, whose beach is 100 m away, sets the tone for a stay where swimming and seaside walks play an important part. The port of Les Issambres, 560 m away, brings together boating activities and opens onto the gulf.

Explore the coast by alternating between beaches: Plage des Peiras is 730 m away, while San Peïre Beach is 1.1 km away. Further afield, Sainte-Maxime offers a lively port, shopping streets and the Tour Carrée in the old town. The hilltop village of Grimaud and the remains of its castle make for an excursion into the Var hinterland. Fréjus train station, 10 km away, is the most useful rail connection for reaching the area; a car makes it easier to get between the beaches and neighbouring villages.

Summer days are often hot, and the coast attracts more visitors. For a quieter beach experience, spring and September are good times to visit, with temperatures generally pleasant for walking or dining on a terrace. You can spend a day swimming and visiting the port, then set aside another outing for Sainte-Maxime or the villages inland. Out of season, coastal walks remain a simple way to discover the coves and landscapes of the gulf.