Linaya Hôtel & Restaurant

Linaya Hôtel & Restaurant offers several double rooms, a double or twin room, and categories with a terrace for groups. The double rooms sleep two people and range from 11 to 13 m². The 15 m² family room sleeps up to six, while the triple room of the same size suits three people. Bed arrangements vary by category, with a large double bed, twin beds or bunk beds in the family room.

The rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Some categories add a terrace, including the family and triple rooms, and several have a private entrance. Bed linen and towels are provided. Room descriptions also mention practical features such as a desk, wardrobe and heating. The different sleeping arrangements let you choose between a stay as a couple, a group of three or a family.

Linaya Hôtel & Restaurant offers several services for meals and relaxation. The restaurant serves children’s menus and special-diet menus on request. An on-site bar and café add to the options; wine and champagne are also available. The garden and terrace provide outdoor space, while the outdoor furniture and picnic area are ideal for a break in the fresh air.

Private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel at no extra charge. Pets are welcome on request, possibly for an additional fee, and pet bowls are provided. Shared facilities also include air conditioning, heating, a private entrance and facilities for guests with reduced mobility. Concierge services, private check-in and check-out, and express check-in are also available. Concerts, shows and themed dinners may also take place in the communal areas.

Bormes-les-Mimosas stretches between an old Provençal village perched on the hills and the seaside area of La Favière. The landscape around the hotel is typical of the Var coast: sandy beaches, pine trees, small coves and walks near the harbour. You can divide your stay between swimming and exploring the old lanes, with a different atmosphere depending on whether you stay by the sea or head up towards the village.

La Favière Beach is about 250 m away, and several other beaches line the coast. Nearby Le Lavandou has a harbour and boat connections to the Îles d’Or. Fort de Brégançon, a former state residence on a coastal promontory, makes a memorable excursion in the area. Bormes’s old village invites you to explore its lanes, small squares and stone façades. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 15 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the beaches and coastal villages.

The coast attracts more visitors in summer and the beaches are lively; spring and the shoulder season often offer a quieter pace for walks and seaside outings. You could start the day with a swim at La Favière, continue with a visit to the hilltop village, then finish around Le Lavandou harbour. The local boat departures also make a trip to the Îles d’Or possible, including Port-Cros, known for its trails and protected scenery. Allow time to travel along the coast if you want to explore several coves.