Les Roches Rouges, a Beaumier hotel

Most rooms and suites accommodate two people; the family suite can sleep up to four, and the suite with a private pool can sleep up to four. Sizes range from 20 to 135 m². All rooms and suites have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a terrace and a balcony. A coffee machine and minibar are also provided.

Views vary by room: some overlook the garden, while others face the sea and pool. The Deluxe rooms stand out for their panorama, while the Junior Suite with Sea View has a bathtub. The 60 m² Family Suite offers more space and several sleeping areas. The 135 m² Suite stands out for its private pool and sea-facing terrace. The 35 m² Suite also has a sofa bed, in addition to its large double bed.

Les Roches Rouges offers two swimming pools, a spa and wellness centre, as well as a private beach and seafront spaces. Treatments include massages, yoga classes and fitness facilities. Outside, the terrace, garden, balconies and sun loungers invite you to enjoy the coast. Activities include snorkelling, canoeing, cycling and walking.

Two restaurants, a bar and an on-site café offer several dining options. Breakfast can be served in your room, and special-diet menus are available on request. The accommodation is equipped with a minibar, coffee machine and kettle. Private parking is available by reservation; valet parking and a charging station are also offered. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available.

Le Dramont is a coastal area of Saint-Raphaël on the Mediterranean, where rocky coves alternate with small beaches. The sea and the red terrain of the Estérel give the landscape a distinctive character; the trails and shoreline attract both those who enjoy swimming and those who prefer walking or exploring the coast. The area suits travellers who want to spend time outdoors near the water while remaining connected to a town on the French Riviera.

Plage du Débarquement and the coves of Pierre Blave are nearby. Le Dramont is also associated with the Provence landings of 15 August 1944, an episode commemorated by the Landings monument. The state forest and the Estérel massif offer hiking routes through Mediterranean vegetation and varied terrain. Le Dramont railway station provides access to the regional rail network; Saint-Raphaël and its shops are accessible by car. Agay Bay, 5 km away, offers another stop for enjoying the coast.

In summer, beaches and water sports shape the days, and the coast is busier. Spring and early autumn are well suited to walks in the Estérel and outings by the sea in milder weather. You could start the day with a swim, continue with a hike in the massif, then end it watching the sun set over the Mediterranean. To experience a different landscape, you could also spend a day in Saint-Raphaël or at Agay Bay.