LILOU

LILOU offers Classic, Superior and Deluxe Rooms, as well as a Junior Suite. Some categories are also available with a terrace. All rooms accommodate two people and have an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, soundproofed walls and a coffee machine. Each category has one large double bed. Room sizes range from 15 to 30 m², with spaces and facilities varying by room.

The Classic Room is the most compact, while the Superior Room offers a few extra square metres. The Deluxe Room adds a sofa. The Junior Suite is the largest and has a view, a bath and a separate shower. The terrace categories also have a balcony. Several rooms on the upper floors are accessible by lift. The bathrooms are equipped with toiletries and a hairdryer; bed linen is provided. These differences let you choose between a simpler room, more space or access to the outdoors.

LILOU brings together several places to relax or dine: the garden, terraces, shared lounge, on-site café, bar and restaurant. Breakfast can be served in your room, and fruit as well as wine or champagne are among the available options. Internet access is available. For relaxation, massages for the body, hands, head, feet, neck and back are offered.

The 24-hour reception is complemented by a concierge service, luggage storage, and private check-in and check-out. Room service, daily housekeeping and childcare are also available. Board games and puzzles are provided. The outdoor areas include furniture, a sun terrace and a garden. Activities listed include walking tours, cycling, hiking, canoeing, diving and windsurfing. There is also an electric vehicle charging point.

Hyères stretches between a Provençal old town and the Mediterranean coast. Its narrow streets climb towards the remains of the château, while gardens and palm trees dot its neighbourhoods. The town appeals both to travellers drawn to its heritage and markets and to those looking to reach the beaches and coastal scenery of the Var. You can explore the old town on foot, taking time to walk through its squares, historic gates and streets of façades.

La Banque, Museum of Cultures and Landscape, presents collections connected with the town’s history and identity, 270 m from LILOU. The château overlooks Hyères and offers a glimpse of its medieval past; the route up also rewards you with views over the rooftops and coast. Hyères railway station is 1.5 km away, and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 2 km away. For a day by the water, Almanarre Beach, 4.8 km away, is known for its long stretches of sand and water sports.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to visit the old town and explore the coast without the peak summer crowds. In summer, the beaches and Giens Peninsula attract visitors keen on swimming, sailing and windsurfing. You can spend a day combining a walk through the old streets, a museum visit and a trip to the salt marshes or the seafront. The Îles d’Or, particularly Porquerolles, also make for an outing among beaches, trails and Mediterranean scenery.