Le Domaine de la mer - Beach hotel Nature&Authenticité Hyères

Le Domaine de la mer offers double rooms, some with a balcony or sea view, as well as family rooms and a family suite. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. There is also a coffee machine in every room.

The rooms overlook the inner courtyard, the garden or the sea. Several have a balcony or terrace, while the family rooms offer different sleeping arrangements. The family suite has a separate lounge and a kitchenette equipped with a hob and dishwasher; a minibar and kettle complete its facilities. Room sizes range from 17 to 40 m². Sleeping arrangements vary by category, with double beds, single beds or a combination of several beds.

Le Domaine de la mer brings together outdoor spaces and activities for enjoying the coast. The private beach, garden and terraces let you spend time outdoors; the seasonal outdoor swimming pool has sun loungers, parasols and a pool bar. Pool or beach towels are also available. You can play table tennis and badminton, go canoeing and windsurfing, or take part in the evening entertainment.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar complete the dining options. A café is available on site, as are children's menus and menus for special diets on request. Breakfast is served buffet-style. The hotel also offers daily housekeeping, luggage storage and laundry facilities. The shared spaces include a sun terrace; facilities are available to help guests with reduced mobility. Body, foot, neck and back massages are offered.

The Giens Peninsula is a Mediterranean landscape of beaches, coves and pine forests, south of Hyères. Le Domaine de la mer is in the La Badine area, on the eastern coast of the peninsula. The sea shapes the days here: swimming, walks along the shore and water sports are the main ways to explore the surroundings. Hyères also offers an old town and heritage sites a little way from the coast.

La Badine Beach is 270 m from the hotel; La Baume Beach and other beaches on the peninsula are also accessible in the area. The ferry terminal for Porquerolles is 1.2 km away: the island is known for its beaches, trails and protected landscapes. Fort du Pradeau, 1.3 km away, bears witness to the defensive history of the coast. The ferry terminal makes trips to the Îles d'Hyères easy. Hyères railway station and Toulon-Hyères Airport connect the area to the regional transport network; a car makes it easier to explore nearby beaches and villages.

Summer is suited to days of swimming and trips out to sea, with more visitors along the coast. In spring and the shoulder season, milder temperatures are well suited to walks on the peninsula and visits to Hyères. For a varied day, you can combine a morning at the beach with a coastal trail and a trip to Porquerolles. The wind can change conditions at sea, so water sports depend on the weather on the day.