Studio Quiétude

The four accommodation options at Studio Quiétude are studios with a kitchenette, private bathroom and dining area. They also have air conditioning, a terrace and garden views. Sleeping arrangements combine a double bed, or a large double bed, with a sofa bed in several studios; the Deluxe Double Studio has two double beds and a sofa bed.

The studios range from 23 to 41 m². The Deluxe Double Studio is the largest and accommodates six people; the other studios measure 23 or 29 m² and sleep up to four people. The terrace of the 23 m² studio with garden views faces south, while the terrace of the Deluxe Double Studio faces east. The Family Studio stands out for its washing machine and dishwasher. A coffee machine, refrigerator and kitchenware are among the shared amenities.

Outdoor spaces play an important role at Studio Quiétude. The garden and terrace are furnished with outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. The outdoor pool is enclosed by a fence and has sun loungers or beach chairs and parasols. The studios have private entrances and tiled or marble floors; the entire property is air-conditioned and soundproofed.

Each unit has a kitchenette with a refrigerator, hob, oven, microwave, electric kettle and kitchenware. A washing machine, clothes-drying rack and ironing equipment are also available. You’ll find a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Free private parking is available on site, including an indoor parking area. Families can choose from several studios equipped with a sofa bed and seating area.

Saint-Aygulf, a seaside district of Fréjus in the Var, stretches between sandy beaches, small coves and residential neighbourhoods dotted with pine trees. The coastline alternates between open beaches and rocky inlets; swimming and walks by the sea set the pace of the day. This part of the coast suits travellers looking to combine relaxing on the beach with visits to nearby towns, without staying in the busy centre of a large urban area.

Galiote Beach is 900 m away, and Parc Areca, with its shaded paths, is 1.3 km away. Further afield, the coves of Corailleurs and Four à Chaux offer Mediterranean scenery. Fréjus presents another side of the region: its Roman amphitheatre and cathedral bear witness to its ancient history. Fréjus railway station is 4.3 km away; a car makes it easier to get between the beaches, neighbourhoods and coastal sights. Nearby Château Vaudois, a wine estate, also offers a chance to discover the area's vineyards.

In summer, the days are well suited to swimming and outings along the coast; visitor numbers increase during the school holidays. Spring and early autumn generally offer milder conditions for walking between the beaches and exploring Fréjus. You can spend a morning visiting the town's monuments, then head to a cove for the afternoon. Excursions to Saint-Raphaël and other coastal resorts round out the itinerary, while Fréjus's natural areas offer an alternative during the hottest part of the day.