Villa Paradis

Villa Paradis offers three categories of double room, all designed for two people and measuring 15 m². Air conditioning, a minibar, a TV and tea and coffee-making facilities are among the amenities they share. Each room has a shower and toilet. All have a large double bed.

The differences are in the views and certain amenities. The Deluxe Double Room with Sea View overlooks the sea and the pool. The Deluxe Double Room with Partial Sea View has a terrace and a partial sea view. The Double Room with Garden View overlooks the garden and stands out for having a bath as well as a shower. Towels are provided in the rooms. These three options let you choose between a sea view, a terrace or a view of the green spaces.

The outdoor saltwater pool, garden and terraces set the tone for the facilities at Villa Paradis. Sun loungers and parasols are available for enjoying the outdoors, as are pool or beach towels. The hotel has a bar and serves breakfast. Rooms include tea and coffee-making facilities, as well as a minibar and TV.

For getting around, free private parking is available on site and a shuttle service is offered. The reception is open 24 hours a day, with luggage storage, concierge service and express check-in or check-out. Daily housekeeping completes the services. Activities and wellness options include bicycle hire, a tennis court and several types of massage, including couples' massages. A personal fitness trainer is also available. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms.

Les Issambres stretches along the Mediterranean coast in the commune of Roquebrune-sur-Argens, between Sainte-Maxime and Fréjus. This seaside area alternates between coves, beaches and residential neighbourhoods, with the sea as a backdrop. Villa Paradis is near Plage de la Pinède, 200 m away. The setting suits travellers looking to spend their days swimming, walking along the coast and enjoying water sports, while staying in a neighbourhood that is less urban than the larger nearby resorts.

Several beaches and coves are nearby, including Plage du Soleil and Anse Tardieu. Le Vivier Maritime Gallo-Romain, a vestige connected with fishing and fish farming in ancient times, can be visited in the area. The port of Les Issambres offers access to the seafront and local water sports. Sainte-Maxime has shopping streets, quays and boat connections to Saint-Tropez. Saint-Raphaël-Valescure train station is 9 km away; a car is useful for exploring the different beaches and coastal towns.

In summer, the coast is particularly lively and the beaches welcome more visitors; spring and early autumn are often milder for walking and exploring the area. A day might begin with a swim in a cove, continue with a walk around the port, and end with dinner overlooking the Mediterranean. For a change of scene, Sainte-Maxime and Fréjus offer different atmospheres, from a seaside resort to historic sights and seafront entertainment.