La Villa Mauresque

The rooms and suites at La Villa Mauresque are available in eight categories, from the 20 m² Elegance Room to the 90 m² Orangerie Suite. All have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Depending on the category, you will find a terrace or balcony, views of the garden, pool or sea, as well as a coffee machine and minibar. Superior rooms have a spa bath; some suites also have a living area or kitchen.

The double rooms are designed for two people, while several suites can accommodate up to four. The Junior Suite combines a very large double bed and a sofa bed, and the Rimbaud Suite has a separate living room. The Orangerie Suite includes three bedrooms, a fitted kitchen and a terrace. The room descriptions highlight distinctive features, including the private hot tub in some rooms and balconies with sea views.

La Villa Mauresque offers a stay centred on the sea and outdoor activities. A private beach, terraces and a garden accompany the water sports facilities, kayaking, snorkelling and walking opportunities. The two outdoor swimming pools add to the leisure facilities. For relaxation, you will find a hot tub, a fitness centre, yoga classes and beauty treatments or massages on request.

The restaurant, snack bar and on-site café offer several dining options; children's menus and menus suited to certain dietary requirements are available on request. Continental and buffet breakfast can be served in your room. Valet parking and an electric vehicle charging station are available, while private on-site parking costs €25 per day and requires a reservation. The reception is open 24 hours a day; luggage storage, concierge service, babysitting and laundry services are among the available facilities. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge.

Saint-Raphaël stretches along the Var coastline, between beaches, small coves and residential neighbourhoods facing the Mediterranean. Boulouris, east of the town centre, has a quieter seaside atmosphere than the lively harbour quays. Visitors come to alternate swimming, seaside walks and boat trips, with the red hills of the Estérel in the background. Coves and sandy or pebbly beaches line the coastal road.

Arène Grosse Beach is 310 m away, and several other beaches dot the coastline. Boulouris-sur-Mer station, 470 m away, serves the area; Saint-Raphaël-Valescure station, 2.9 km away, connects the town to regional and national rail services. The centre of Saint-Raphaël brings together the old harbour, markets and landmarks such as the Basilica of Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire. For a nature outing, the Estérel Massif offers hiking trails among pine forests, red rocks and viewpoints overlooking the coast.

In summer, the sea and beaches set the pace of the day, while seaside walks are best enjoyed in the morning or late afternoon. Spring and early autumn are good times for hiking in the Estérel and visiting the town centre, with generally milder temperatures than in peak season. You can combine a swim in Boulouris with lunch in town and a walk on the massif’s trails; a car makes it easier to explore the coastline and the villages inland.