Hotels Near Camping Sigaut in Frejus

The hotel is in a fairly quiet back-street in Saint-Raphael, close to the border with Frejus. It is less than half a kilometre from Saint-Raphael Valescure station and a similar distance from the main beach in Frejus, and the nearby seafront has a very big selection of restaurants, snack bars, ice cream shops and other amenities. The hotel itself is clean, peaceful and has good air conditioning for when the temperature is high (as it was during my stay). Breakfast is included, with a good selection of cereals, bread, croissants, sliced meats etc. I had no problems during my stay, so had no reasons to speak to reception, but each of the receptionists on duty were cheerful and pleasant to speak to. The main door is locked between 12 noon and 3pm, and again after 8pm, but the card which unlocks your room door also unlocks the front door to get in during those times. The only minor criticism that I would make is that there was no wardrobe in my room. However, there was a rack to hang clothes on, and a shelf to store smaller items, so it was possible to keep my clean clothes separate from the ones I had used.

Difficult to validate reservation via the computer at the outside when you arrive late in the night ... The room was very comfortable and very comfortable ... But a noise that comes out of the shower/washing machine is really not possible to sleep .. The next day I had a spark in my throat ... I made a trip for one person.. a validation I got 2 out of the coup j was forced to pay the tax for 2 of 1.30 x2 Small supplements quite well

We stayed at hotel Cap Riviera for 3 nights. The location is amazing, just in front of the sea and the hotel itself has fairly nice, clean rooms. You can have breakfast and dinner there, the breakfast being especially nice but a bit expensive. However, the main problem that made me choose 3/5 is that the first day we arrived, we were not that welcomed, they ran out of towels, so we had half the towels we were supposed to get and they were of small size and the floor was still wet when we arrived. Apart from this the hotel was good and I do recommend it for the amazing location 💖

Before booking I had read many positive reviews but I was still apprehensive that the Montfleuri Best Western hotel was going to be typical of the chain hotels found in the United States. I was delighted to find that the Premier Montfleuri was so much more than a Best Western Hotel. The property itself is gorgeous and resides in a quaint residential area of St Maxime. The hotel is a 10 min walk from dining/shops and 15-20 min walk from the Marina. The staff were polite and went out of their way for our requests. There is a beautiful pool and well maintained grounds. There is a large beautiful common terrace with views of the bay and St Tropez. We stayed in the suite with private terrace, the room was large and modern/updated and the terrace was exceptional. Morning breakfast was delicious and included. Overall I would highly recommend Premier Montfleuri.

Where do I start, let’s start with the good and keep it short. Free and convenient parking practically at the door to your apartment, the wifi worked well and the bed was reasonably comfortable. There was a little outside garden area with a table and some chairs but the garden area didn’t really look that inviting The staff at the office were friendly. The bad, it is a longer list. When you arrive at the area where the reception office is the area around it looks like an abandoned shopping centre on a council estate with a building that looks like it could have four or five shops, cafes etc but instead is just an empty shell with some of the leaves from outside scattered on the floor and the concreted area out the front of these abandoned shops and reception area is just a faded painted concrete slab. The apartment is really where things go downhill, while opening the door was easy locking it from either the inside or outside with the key which was the only way to lock it was near impossible and I had to call reception to come and help and she showed me how it works and you have to “force” the lever to a 12 o’clock position and then turn the key and after a few tries it did lock but each time I went to lock it I had the same problem over and over again which really shouldn’t be the case locks should work. The apartment is a decent size but so poorly laid out, there is an L-shaped main room with a trundle sofa which I think converts to two single beds at one end of the room and a table and four plastic chairs at the other end with a TV in between. There were also a couple of little tables. There was also a freestanding wardrobe in one corner. The main problems with the room was the lack of lighting with just one ceiling bulb to cover the whole room and while it wasn’t a huge room it needed more lighting. There was a lamp near the sofa but it wasn’t much use. Off to the side was a very steep staircase though I am not sure it would legally qualify in many parts of the world as a staircase and is more of a ladder/staircase and under the stairs were some mops and brooms and a clothes airer thing. Off the main room was the small kitchenette which was pretty typical of the setup you get in this type of accommodation. It had the usual, a small under the counter fridge/freezer, sink, two burner cooktop, microwave and range hood but the only source of light in the kitchen area was the light on the rangehood. There were plates, glasses and cutlery for four people though some things only had three while others had five. A couple of pots and a pan but really no utensils except a strange group of about 6 items and it looked like as things go missing which I guess they do they are not replaced. The sink had a wall mounted dishwashing liquid dispenser but it was attached to the wall and didn’t reach the sink which really defeats the purpose. The bathroom and separate wc were off the kitchen and if you left the door open you did get a little light from th