Le Beau Séjour

Le Beau Séjour offers six room categories for two or four people. Standard Rooms are available with a balcony or city-side; the Superior versions have the same distinction and offer more space than the corresponding Standard Rooms. The two Family Rooms accommodate up to four people, one with a balcony and the other city-side. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.

Room sizes range from 13 to 38 m². Three categories have a balcony, while the other rooms face the city. Family Rooms and Superior Rooms have a minibar, but Standard Rooms do not. Sleeping arrangements vary: some categories have double or single beds, while the Family Rooms have combinations of beds. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath, depending on the room; both Family Room categories also have a bath. The city-side rooms suit guests who do not need a balcony.

Le Beau Séjour has spaces geared towards the seaside: a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and beach access are among the facilities. Bike hire makes it possible to plan outings around Saint-Raphaël. Reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available. Daily housekeeping, ironing and room service complement the standard services; meeting rooms and a business centre are also available.

The on-site café, bar and in-room breakfast service offer different ways to take a break. Wine and champagne are available. Private indoor parking can be booked in advance for €15 per day, and includes an electric vehicle charging point. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Air conditioning, heating, soundproofed rooms, a lift and a safe are also among the facilities. Board games and evening entertainment are available.

Saint-Raphaël stretches along the Var coast, between sandy beaches, the harbour and the red hills of the Estérel. Promenade du Président Coty follows the seafront and connects the beaches with the lively town centre. The atmosphere combines the character of a seaside resort with the life of a Provençal town centre: you can swim, walk by the water or head to the squares and gardens in the centre. This location suits guests who want to spend part of their stay exploring on foot, between the beach and the town.

Veillat Beach is 120 m away and Saint-Raphaël-Valescure railway station is 160 m away. The Louis de Funès Museum displays objects and memorabilia related to the actor; the Basilica of Notre-Dame de la Victoire is a landmark in the town centre. Nearby beaches offer other stretches of coastline, while the Pêcheurs Market is a place to discover local produce. Inland, the Estérel massif offers hiking opportunities amid red rocks and pine forests. Fréjus, with its Roman heritage, makes a nearby excursion.

In summer, the days are well suited to swimming and walks along the seafront, and the area gets busier during the holidays. In spring and the shoulder season, milder temperatures make it easier to explore on foot and take trips to the Estérel. You can start the day at the beach, continue through the town centre streets and finish with a sunset stroll. If you want to explore the coves and trails around town, set aside time for an outing and check local conditions before setting off.