Villa Sainte Anne

Villa Sainte Anne offers three categories: Superior Double or Twin Room, Standard Double or Twin Room and Family Room. Both the Superior and Standard rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a safe. The Superior category also includes a minibar and measures 20 m²; the Standard room measures 16 m². The descriptions for both categories mention a bath or shower.

The Superior room is on the ground or first floor of the main building’s new wing; some overlook the patio or pine forest. Standard rooms are on the first floor of the main building and may open onto the terrace or village square. The Family Room accommodates up to four people and includes a minibar, a safe and a flat-screen TV. Bed configurations vary by category; the Standard room can be set up with either a double bed or two single beds.

Villa Sainte Anne has a restaurant, bar and café on site. The restaurant serves children’s menus and, on request, menus adapted to certain diets; fruit and wine or champagne are also available. Breakfast is served in continental and gluten-free options, as well as buffet style. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and the rooms have a flat-screen TV.

Outside, the garden and sun terrace invite you to take a break. Bike hire, hiking and cycling let you explore the island as you please. The hotel also has luggage storage, a mini-market and meeting or reception rooms. Daily housekeeping is available, as are pet bowls. Accessibility features include toilets with grab rails. Pets are allowed on request, and an additional charge may apply. No parking is available on site.

Porquerolles is an island village in the Mediterranean, with a harbour, quiet lanes and paths leading to beaches and pine-forest scenery. You can explore the village on foot, and it has the services you need before a day outdoors. The atmosphere changes with the seasons: summer draws visitors who enjoy swimming and cycling, while quieter periods are well suited to walks and observing the coastline.

Plage de la Courtade is 300 m away and is one of the beaches accessible from the village. Plage d’Argent offers another stretch of shore to explore, while the bay and coves provide walking routes along the coast. Château Sainte-Agathe and Fort Sainte-Agathe recall the island’s defensive history and offer a change of pace between the sea and heritage. Porquerolles is part of Port-Cros National Park, whose seascapes and trails invite you to explore the archipelago. To reach the island from the mainland, you need to take a boat; Toulon-Hyères Airport and Hyères railway station are on the mainland, with a land connection to the ferry port.

In summer, plan hikes for the cooler parts of the day and leave time for a swim in a cove. Cycling lets you cover more of the island’s paths in a day, while walking is a good way to discover the village and coastline at a slower pace. In spring and autumn, the often-mild temperatures are suited to walks, visits to the forts and breaks on the beaches. For a simple day out, set off early for the coast, return to the village for lunch, then spend the afternoon at another beach or on a trail.