La Maison Bleue

La Maison Bleue has two 20 m² double rooms, each suitable for two guests. They include a private bathroom, air conditioning, a private entrance and a terrace. The rooms overlook the sea, pool, mountains and city. Each also has a coffee machine.

One room has a large double bed, while the other has a double bed. Both include a toilet, a shower or bath, a hairdryer and outdoor furniture. A wake-up service is also available. The pool with a view and the hot tub offer two more ways to relax during your stay. With private outdoor space and views of Toulon and its surroundings, these rooms accommodate two guests.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace and furniture for enjoying the open air. La Maison Bleue also has a tennis court and provides tennis equipment; badminton equipment is also available. A private hot tub and a spa add to the range of relaxation facilities, alongside sun loungers, parasols and a pool cover.

The rooms have air conditioning, heating and a private entrance. Family rooms, allergy-free rooms and interconnecting rooms are available. Facilities also include soundproofed rooms and ground-floor accommodation. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and on-site private parking is free. Daily housekeeping, a wake-up service and laundry facilities are also available. Public transport tickets are among the services offered.

Toulon stretches between the Mediterranean harbour and the slopes of Mont Faron. This port city in the Var combines a lively old town, residential neighbourhoods and a long coastline facing the sea. The area around Chemin du Fort Rouge offers a place to stay away from the busiest quays while remaining connected to the centre. The city suits travellers who want to combine urban walks, maritime heritage and trips to the beaches.

Jardin du Las and the Var Departmental Museum are good places to spend a few hours among gardens and natural history collections. The Provence Landings Memorial recalls a major episode in the Liberation, in a setting overlooking the city. Toulon railway station is 1.6 km away and provides rail connections across the region. For a higher vantage point, the cable car takes you to Mont Faron; Mourillon’s beaches, 4.3 km away, are popular for swimming and seaside walks. Tour Royale and the National Maritime Museum complete the range of visits related to naval history.

The mild Mediterranean climate makes Toulon pleasant throughout the year, although summer is hotter and busier. In spring or September, temperatures are often well suited to walks in the city and trips along the coast. You can start the day with a visit to the centre and port, then continue up to the heights of Mont Faron or spend time by the water. In summer, plan to visit the beaches early in the day and save the hottest hours for museums or a break in the shade.