Van der Valk Hotel Saint-Aygulf

The rooms and suites at Van der Valk Hotel Saint-Aygulf range from 16 to 36 m². All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a minibar. The Comfort Room offers a choice of beds, while the Comfort Accommodation – Sea View adds a balcony overlooking Saint-Raphaël Bay. The suites offer more space and suit different types of stay, whether you are travelling as a couple or with family.

The rooms and suites differ in their layouts and views. The Family Suite with Balcony overlooks Villepey Pond and sleeps four; another family suite has bunk beds. The Superior Suite with Balcony – Sea View sleeps three, while the Superior Suite with Bath combines a sea view, a bath and a seating area. Several suites include bathrobes and slippers.

The shared spaces at Van der Valk Hotel Saint-Aygulf combine practical services and leisure on the coast. The restaurant serves meals and offers children's menus and options for certain dietary requirements on request. The bar complements the dining options, while breakfast can be served in your room. The rooms have free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and a kettle; the room categories described also include a minibar.

Outside, guests have access to a terrace, a garden and the beachfront. Public parking is free, with spaces available for guests with reduced mobility. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and the team offers services including a concierge, luggage storage and a tour desk. Activities mentioned nearby include diving, canoeing, windsurfing, cycling, horse riding and fishing. Massages are also available at the hotel.

Saint-Aygulf stretches along the Var coastline, between Fréjus and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. The neighbourhood combines sandy beaches, small coves and natural areas; days often follow the rhythm of the sea, with swimming, walks along the shore and breaks in the shade. Villepey Pond, with its wetlands and birds, offers a different landscape along this stretch of coast. The resort suits travellers who want to enjoy the seaside while keeping Fréjus within easy reach by car.

Galiote Beach is 40 m away and Esclamandes Beach is 300 m away. Parc Areca, 580 m away, offers a walk among Mediterranean plants. For a family outing, Aqualand Fréjus is 2.9 km away; Base nature François Léotard also has a large area for walks near the coast. Fréjus train station is 4.4 km away and provides access to the area by train; a car makes it easier to explore other resorts along the coast.

In summer, beaches and terraces play an important part in local life, while the coves offer a variety of places to swim. In spring and early autumn, walks are often more pleasant during the cooler hours, and a visit to Fréjus can round off a day by the sea. Its old town brings together Roman remains and religious monuments, including Saint-Léonce Cathedral and the baptistery. You can spend the morning at the beach, explore the heritage sites in the afternoon and return to the coast at the end of the day.