Tiara Miramar Beach Resort

The rooms and suites at Tiara Miramar Beach Resort accommodate two people and have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a coffee machine. The Standard rooms have a functional layout, while the Premium Rooms with Terrace open onto the garden or sea. Some also have a balcony.

The suites also offer distinctive features, with a terrace and sea view in several of them. The One-Bedroom Suite with Terrace and Sea View combines an extra-large double bed with a sofa bed. The Yaktsa Suite with Garden View and Balcony includes a seating area, while the Yaktsa rooms overlook the garden or coast. Several rooms also have bathrobes, slippers and toiletries.

The outdoor areas include a private beach, a terrace, a garden and outdoor furniture for enjoying the seaside. Activities available around the hotel include walking and cycling tours, hiking, canoeing, snorkelling and scuba diving. A tennis court and tennis equipment are also available. The two restaurants, bar and snack bar offer a range of dining options; children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request.

The spa and wellness centre includes a sauna, a hot tub and relaxation areas. Massages, facial and body treatments, and beauty services are available. The reception is open 24 hours a day and provides services including a concierge and luggage storage. The hotel also has a fitness centre, free Wi-Fi throughout the property and room service. Private parking is available nearby for a fee and by reservation.

Théoule-sur-Mer stretches between the Mediterranean and the red hills of the Estérel Massif. This seaside village has coves, beaches and rocky headlands that give the coast a wilder character than the larger nearby resorts. The sea sets the pace of the day: swimming, boat trips and walks by the water combine with excursions into the hills. The area suits travellers who want to alternate seaside relaxation with outdoor activities.

Figueirette Beach is 350 m away, and several other beaches line the shore. The Estérel-Théoule Departmental Marine Park and Pointe de l'Aiguille Park offer landscapes of coves and Mediterranean vegetation. The Estérel Massif draws walkers to its trails and red rocks. Château de la Napoule, with its Henry-Clews Museum, offers a stop to explore history and art collections. Cannes, 16 km away, adds shopping districts, a seafront and cultural events. The public bus to the city centre stops in front of the hotel; Le Trayas and Théoule-sur-Mer railway stations also serve the area.

The summer months are ideal for swimming and days out by boat, but the coast is busier then. Spring and early autumn are good times to explore the trails in generally milder temperatures. A day can begin with a walk in the Estérel, continue with a break on a beach or in a cove, and end with dinner overlooking the sea. Cannes is easy to reach by bus or car for city visits, while nature lovers can spend more time on the coastal paths and in the park's hills.