Le Cosy

Le Cosy has six rooms, including double and triple rooms. The double rooms include options with a terrace and garden view, a Standard Double Room and a Small Double Room. The triple rooms have a single bed and a large double bed and can accommodate three people. Room sizes range from 10 to 18 m².

Air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV are among the shared amenities. Depending on the room, you’ll find a terrace with outdoor furniture and a garden view; some bathrooms have a bath, others a shower or both. The rooms also include a desk and a safe. Bed configurations vary between a large double bed and a single bed paired with a large double bed.

The garden, terraces and outdoor furniture offer several places to get some fresh air. The sun terrace is a place to enjoy the sunshine, while the shared lounge provides a space to relax and watch TV. On-site leisure facilities include a games room, board games and puzzles, as well as a billiards table. The rooms have air conditioning, a safe and a flat-screen TV.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Private parking is free and includes a charging point for electric vehicles. The beach is among the featured facilities, and the rooms have a private bathroom, a bath or shower, free toiletries and a hairdryer. A kettle or coffee machine is also available. The refrigerator and bedside sockets add to the practical amenities.

Saint-Aygulf is a seaside district of Fréjus on the Mediterranean coast of the Var. Its landscape combines sandy beaches, rocky coves and pine trees, with the sea as a constant feature of walks and swimming days. The atmosphere changes with the seasons: summer brings holidaymakers to the coast, while spring and the shoulder season generally offer a quieter pace for exploring the area on foot or by car.

La Galiote Beach is 100 m away and Esclamandes Beach is 350 m away. Areca Park, 510 m away, offers a green break between coastal walks. If you’re looking for small coves, you can reach Corailleurs Cove, 1.2 km away. Fréjus has Roman and medieval heritage, including its amphitheatre and cathedral. François-Léotard Nature Base offers a large area for walks and leisure by the sea. A car makes it easier to travel between the beaches and the different districts of Fréjus.

For a summer stay, you can alternate morning swims with walks in natural areas and visits to Fréjus’s heritage sites. The heat and crowds are more pronounced in July and August; spring and September are well suited to coastal walks and trips to the coves. Families can also plan a day at Aqualand Fréjus, 3.0 km away, during its opening season. Outside the beach season, the beaches remain pleasant places to walk and admire the coast.