Le Lodge des Îles d'Or

Le Lodge des Îles d'Or offers four 23 m² room categories, all equipped with air conditioning, a private bathroom and a balcony overlooking the garden and swimming pool. You will also find a seating area, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. The Superior Double or Twin Rooms are on the upper floor, while the Comfort category is on the ground floor. The Deluxe Room adds a sofa bed and a coffee machine, making it suitable for travellers who want an extra bed.

The room adapted for guests with reduced mobility is designed for two people and has either a large double bed or two single beds. The other categories can accommodate up to three people and offer several bed configurations. The upper-floor rooms are accessible by stairs only. A balcony, garden and swimming pool views, and a bathroom with a shower are among the features shared by all categories.

Le Lodge des Îles d'Or has several spaces where you can alternate between relaxation and activities. The heated outdoor swimming pool is accompanied by sun loungers, parasols and a pool cover. The garden and terraces let you enjoy the outdoor spaces, while the spa area offers massages, facial treatments and beauty services. You can hire bicycles to explore the surroundings, and water activities are available on site, including snorkelling, canoeing, kayaking and windsurfing.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar serve meals and drinks; children's menus and special diet menus are available on request. Breakfast is served every morning. The rooms have free Wi-Fi, and private on-site parking is free, with an electric vehicle charging point. The hotel also has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, a 24-hour reception, luggage storage and a concierge service. Pets are allowed, and a supplement may apply.

The Giens Peninsula, south of Hyères, has a Mediterranean landscape of beaches, pine forests and small coves. The area alternates between shores open to the sea and the more sheltered waters of the double tombolo, with an atmosphere suited to water activities and outdoor walks. It is a destination for travellers looking to enjoy the coastline, as well as those who want to explore the nearby islands and the landscapes of Var.

Badine Beach is 1.1 km away, and several other beaches line the peninsula. The Musée du Niel hosts exhibitions in a venue dedicated to art and creativity. The boat departure point for Porquerolles lets you reach the island, known for its trails, beaches and protected landscapes. The protected natural site of Les Chevaliers offers another glimpse of the local coastal environment. Hyères, with its old town and Villa Noailles, offers further options for outings. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 4.5 km away; Hyères railway station is 7 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the beaches and the different areas of the peninsula.

Summer days are suited to swimming early in the morning, before the coastline gets busy, followed by a crossing to Porquerolles to walk the trails or discover the coves. In spring and September, temperatures are often milder for walks and visits. The wind can pick up on exposed beaches, something to bear in mind if you are planning a trip out to sea or a windsurfing session. The markets in Giens and La Capte also offer a chance to discover local produce and atmosphere.