Le Cannier Hotel

The rooms at Le Cannier Hotel accommodate two people and all have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. One is 20 m², several double rooms are 14 m², and others measure 12 m². Several rooms overlook the sea and have a balcony or terrace, giving you a private outdoor space.

Room facilities vary: some include an electric kettle, a safe or a hairdryer. The beds are double, and the bathrooms have a shower or a bath. Some rooms are accessible only by stairs. You can choose a room with a balcony and sea view, a room with a sea view but no balcony, or a room with a balcony where the view is not specified.

Le Cannier Hotel has several spaces facing the beach: a sun terrace, a terrace and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the sea air. The property has air conditioning, while heating, a fan and soundproofed rooms cater to different comfort needs. The rooms are non-smoking, and there is a designated smoking area.

The restaurant, on-site café and snack bar offer several ways to take a break, alongside a bar, children's menus, and wine or champagne. A tea- and coffee-maker is available. The rooms have a flat-screen TV; their private bathrooms include a shower or bath, free toiletries and a hairdryer. A wardrobe or closet, an electric kettle and a socket near the bed are also among the amenities. Housekeeping is provided daily. Free public parking spaces are available nearby.

La Seyne-sur-Mer stretches along Toulon Bay, between port districts and Mediterranean beaches. Les Sablettes is a popular seaside area known for its long sandy beach, promenade and views of the Saint-Mandrier peninsula. The atmosphere changes throughout the day, as swimming and walks by the sea alternate with boat departures across the bay. Sablettes Beach is 10 m from the hotel, and Fernand Braudel Landscape Park offers a place to stroll close to the shore.

Explore the area on foot, following the coast towards Sainte-Asile and Mar Vivo beaches. The Sablettes Pier, 410 m away, serves boat connections across the bay; the crossing takes you to Toulon and its centre, with the port, old streets and Sainte-Marie-de-la-Seds Cathedral. Fort Balaguier and its museum tell the story of the bay's military history. Toulon railway station and Toulon-Hyères Airport make it easy to arrive by train or plane; a car is useful for exploring other parts of the Var coastline.

In summer, the sea and beaches shape the days, and the area is busier during the holidays. In spring and September, temperatures are often suitable for coastal walks and visits to Toulon, while the seafront is quieter. You can spend the morning at the beach, then board a boat from Les Sablettes to explore the bay and finish the day in central Toulon. Coastal paths and nearby coves are also ideal for walks, while boat crossings offer a different perspective on the coast and surrounding hills.