SOWELL Family Riviera

The five accommodation options are all suites, measuring 43 or 45 m². Each has a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning, a kitchenette and a terrace. The kitchenette is equipped for preparing meals, with a hob, fridge and dishwasher among its appliances. A dining area, coffee machine and flat-screen TV complete the shared facilities.

The layouts vary according to capacity and configuration. The Suite sleeps two people in a separate bedroom. The Junior Suite also has a bedroom and a sofa bed, and sleeps three. Among the Family Suites, one version has a bedroom and a sofa bed, while the others have two bedrooms and sleep five or six people. These different layouts give families the option to choose a space suited to their needs, with a living area separate from the bedrooms.

The on-site restaurant, bar and café offer several options for a snack or a meal. The buffet also includes options for children, and wine and champagne can be served. For meals in the suite, the kitchenettes have a dining area and cooking equipment. The outdoor furniture and al fresco dining area also let you make the most of the terrace.

The garden, sun terrace and direct beach access provide outdoor spaces to relax. Activities include bicycle hire, walking tours, cycling, hiking, canoeing, snorkelling and table tennis. A playground and board games are available for families. The car park has access for guests with reduced mobility. The hotel also has adapted facilities and wheelchair-accessible accommodation.

Saint-Raphaël stretches along the Mediterranean, with small beaches, coves and coastal districts. In Boulouris, the coastline alternates between sandy inlets and rocky stretches where you can swim, walk by the water or spend a day with the family. The area suits travellers looking for seaside stays while still enjoying walks through Provençal scenery.

Pescade Beach is 590 m away and Aigue Bonne Beach is 670 m away. Val Fleury Beach and Garde Vieille Beach are also among the area's swimming spots. For a change of scenery, the Estérel Massif offers trails amid its red hills and Mediterranean vegetation. Agay, a coastal village 3.9 km away, lets you explore another part of the bay. Boulouris-sur-Mer railway station, 1.1 km away, serves the area by train.

In summer, the days lend themselves to morning swims and late-afternoon outings, when the heat subsides. Spring and the shoulder season are pleasant times to explore the Estérel trails or walk along the coast. You could spend a day with a morning on a beach in Boulouris, a break in the garden and a walk towards Agay. Fans of water sports can explore the coves with a mask and snorkel, while walkers can choose a route in the massif. Saint-Raphaël also has a lively town centre and a port for extending your outings by the sea.