Villa Belle Epoque Saint-Raphaël

Accommodation includes a suite with a view of the swimming pool, a three-bedroom villa, a Villa - Beach Side and a Deluxe Room for two people. The options are suited to both couples and groups. Sizes range from 47 m² for the suite to 120 m² for the three-bedroom villa; the other categories have different capacities.

All four categories have private bathrooms. The suite has views of the garden and swimming pool, while the three-bedroom villa has a terrace with a garden view and a kitchenette. Both of these accommodations have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Bedding varies by category, with double beds, sofa beds or a large double bed in the Deluxe Room. The Villa - Beach Side can accommodate up to fifteen people.

The outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, garden and terrace are the villa’s main places to relax. Nearby beaches offer the option of swimming in the sea, while air conditioning and heating are among the general facilities. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available. All categories have private bathrooms, and internet access is available.

Guests have access to free private parking on site, without needing to reserve in advance. Wi-Fi is free throughout the villa. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. The facilities combine everyday essentials with outdoor spaces to enjoy during your stay, whether you choose a room, a suite or one of the villas. Some accommodations also have a barbecue.

Agay, where Villa Belle Epoque Saint-Raphaël is located, is part of the Saint-Raphaël coastline, between the Mediterranean beaches and the red hills of the Estérel. The scenery combines coves, rocky headlands and pine forests; you can easily plan your days around the sea, a coastal walk or an outing in the massif. The area suits travellers looking to prioritise outdoor activities while staying in a seaside resort on the Var coast.

Camp-Long Beach is 150 m away, and Pointes Longues Beach is 170 m away. Beaumette Beach offers another stretch of coastline for swimming. Dramont and Agay train stations are each 1.1 km away; Anthéor-Cap-Roux station also serves this coastal area. Inland, the state forest and Estérel Massif have hiking routes through red rock formations and pine trees. You can round off these outings with a visit to the centre of Saint-Raphaël and its heritage.

In summer, the beaches and trails attract more visitors, and the cooler morning hours are well suited to walking. In spring and the shoulder season, milder temperatures are ideal for walks in the Estérel and trips along the coast. A day can combine a swim in a cove with a hike in the hills, followed by a return to the seafront in the late afternoon. A car makes it easier to get between the different coastal sites and the trails in the massif.