Mercure Thalasso & Spa Port Fréjus

At Mercure Thalasso & Spa Port Fréjus, the rooms accommodate up to two people and have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a terrace. Double rooms have one double bed, while twin rooms have two single beds. They measure between 20 and 22 m². Some overlook the town, while others face the sea or the harbour. You can therefore enjoy an urban, sea or quay-side view, depending on the room you choose.

The rooms are equipped with a minibar. The Privilege Double Room with Harbour View also includes a coffee machine and bathrobes. In a Standard Room, a bathrobe can be hired. Private terraces provide outdoor space, and some rooms overlook the town. Other amenities include a safe, a hairdryer and an electric kettle.

The thalassotherapy centre brings together a spa, sauna, hot tub and fitness centre. On-site water sports facilities, scuba diving and windsurfing add activities focused on the sea. Outdoors, the garden, terrace and furniture let you enjoy the open-air spaces. Concerts, shows and walking tours are also among the activities on offer.

The restaurant offers special-diet menus on request, as well as wine and champagne; a snack bar and breakfast in the room complete the dining options. Rooms include amenities such as a minibar, an electric kettle and a private bathroom. The 24-hour reception offers luggage storage and room service. Private indoor parking is available by reservation, at a rate of €20 per day. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, and pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge.

Fréjus stretches between the Var coastline and an old town shaped by its Roman past. In the Port Fréjus area, quays lined with boats open onto beaches and seafront walks. Base Nature François-Léotard provides a large open-air space for walking, cycling or enjoying the shore. This part of town suits beach holidays while still allowing you to reach the streets and monuments of the historic centre.

Port-Fréjus Beach is 100 m away, while Base Nature Beach is 350 m away. In the old town, Saint-Léonce Cathedral and its episcopal complex bear witness to local history; the amphitheatre recalls Roman times. Fréjus railway station is 1.7 km away and connects the area to regional routes. The Estérel Massif, 11 km away, offers a different setting for walks among red hills and Mediterranean vegetation. The pedestrian walks around the harbour and beach also let you explore the neighbourhood without taking the car.

In summer, the sea and water sports set the pace of the day, and the coastline gets busier. Spring and early autumn are good times for walks in the Estérel and exploring the heritage, with generally milder temperatures. You can start the day with a walk around the harbour, continue with a visit to the old town and finish by the water. If you plan to explore the coastal paths and coves, bring suitable shoes and water, especially on hot days.