Rives d'Or Hôtel

Rives d'Or Hôtel offers three double room categories, all designed for two people. They have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and soundproofing. Their sizes range from 17 to 19 m². The Double or Twin Room with Sea View stands out for its balcony and sea views; the other two categories are on the ground floor and open onto a terrace.

The Standard Double Room - Ground Floor offers a terrace and a minibar. The third category is also on the ground floor and adapted for guests with reduced mobility; its bathroom has a walk-in shower. Depending on the category, sleeping arrangements are either a large double bed or two single beds, while the accessible room has a double bed. The rooms combine shared facilities with different outdoor spaces and views.

The outdoor areas include a garden, outdoor furniture and several terraces, including a sun terrace. The hotel is on the beachfront, with outdoor activities available nearby: swimming, snorkelling, scuba diving, canoeing, windsurfing, fishing, hiking and cycling. Sun loungers and parasols let you enjoy the coast.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Private on-site parking is paid and available by reservation only; an electric vehicle charging station and accessible parking spaces are also provided. Pets are allowed on request, with a possible supplement. The on-site café, bar, buffet with children's options and menus for special diets complete the dining services. Luggage storage, a lift and accessibility facilities also make your stay easier.

Les Sablettes is a seaside district of La Seyne-sur-Mer, on Toulon Bay. The seafront, beaches and green spaces give the area a pace centred on swimming and walks. Plage des Sablettes draws families and beachgoers, while Fernand Braudel landscaped park has paths for walks and shaded breaks. The district suits travellers looking to alternate beach days with visits to nearby towns.

Explore the coast on foot, following the beaches and promenades of Les Sablettes. Ponton Sablettes provides access to the seafront from the bay; the quays and districts of La Seyne reveal a history linked to the port and shipbuilding. Fort Napoléon, on the hills above, bears witness to the region's military past, while Balaguier Museum displays collections devoted to maritime history. Toulon offers another perspective on the bay, with its port, markets and city-centre streets. Toulon railway station and Toulon-Hyères Airport serve the area.

In summer, beaches and water sports shape the days; mornings and late afternoons are pleasant times for walks along the coast. In spring and autumn, the mild climate is well suited to visiting the forts and walking in green spaces, which are generally less busy than during the summer holidays. A day can combine a swim at Les Sablettes, a walk in Fernand Braudel park and a visit to a historic site on the bay. A car is useful for exploring beyond the district.