Le Clos des Sept Palmiers

Le Clos des Sept Palmiers has five double rooms measuring 22 to 25 m², for two or three people. All are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed windows. Several offer views of the sea, garden or mountains. Four rooms have a balcony or terrace; the ground-floor room has no outdoor space.

Each room has an extra-large double bed; two also have a single bed and can accommodate three people. Bathrooms have a bath, a shower or both. The ground-floor room has a desk, while the 22 m² room has a dining table. A minibar is provided in both Deluxe Rooms with Terrace. The room with a partial sea view accommodates three people, while the room with a direct sea view accommodates two.

The outdoor spaces extend the seaside setting: you’ll find garden furniture, a sun terrace, a terrace and an outdoor dining area. The garden and beach offer ways to enjoy the coastal scenery. If you want to stay active, you can go cycling or hiking. Outdoor play equipment is available for children, and board games and puzzles are also provided.

The hotel has an on-site café and can prepare special-diet menus on request. Housekeeping is provided daily. A club lounge is among the shared spaces, and express check-in and check-out are available. Facilities also include a flat-screen TV, satellite channels and a radio. The car park has access for guests with reduced mobility; parking options depend on your reservation and availability.

Cavalaire-sur-Mer stretches along the Var coastline, between the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and the wooded hills of the Massif des Maures. The town combines a long seafront, sandy beaches and a lively centre with markets and everyday shops. Bonporteau Beach, in a cove edged with vegetation, is more sheltered than the large beaches in the centre. The area appeals to travellers who want to alternate swimming, coastal walks and trips to Provençal villages.

Bonporteau Beach is 100 m away and the town-centre beach is 1.4 km away. In town, Marché Provençal offers a chance to discover regional produce, while Espace Archéologique displays traces of the local past. Garden enthusiasts can visit Domaine du Rayol, whose botanical landscapes showcase plants from Mediterranean regions around the world. Grimaud, with its medieval castle and village lanes, makes a good inland excursion. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 29 km away according to the local points of interest.

The coast is well suited to beach days and boat trips in the summer, when visitor numbers are higher. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for exploring the trails of the Massif des Maures or the villages around the gulf. In summer, plan visits for early in the day and leave time for a swim in the late afternoon. For a varied day out, you can visit the market, explore the coast and then spend time in the gardens of Domaine du Rayol.