Best Hotels near Musee de la Liberation, Le Muy

I stayed in this family hotel the owner is to your care for a 2-star nothing to say everything is perfectly a nice breakfast and willingly I would return there during my trips and competitive prices quiet and secure

The room is very clean, IRREPROCHABLE and omnipresent 👏. Very comfortable bedroom, and very welcome earrings to spend a night 🌃 very restful. The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable and is very comfortable and comfortable. HAUT and FORT must say that the household staff who works still in the shadow and without the household staff is the key directly under the screw. So, sincerely, all my congratulations 👏 for the household staff who do a remarkable work every day of the week and 99% of customers ignore the skills of household staff. Continue on this hygiene path and trust me, you do a remarkable work 👍👍👍. Without you, hotels would not be ALL 🤫. Bravo to you 👏.

Excellent Value quiet Hotel.... I have stayed here three times and always been very satisfied.... the small Hotel is locate near to the Port... the rooms are clean and quiet... Excellent triple glazing if you have a street view... NO traffic noise... the staff and friendly and polite.... the entrance is a single door, which leads onto a small reception corridor, which then leads onto a small breakfast area... Wi-Fi is excellent... and the air conditioning is also excellent... if you looking for a great value Hotel to explore the area this is a very good choice.... close to the train station...

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.

The setting is quite lovely: a hotel within an old medieval town castle. Could be charming, romantic and beautiful. And it is to a large extent. With not too many rooms spread out over the several buildings, a pool area and an onboard high quality restaurant everything could be set for a relaxing vacation visit. We had dinner in the excellent restaurant - see my separate review (search Le Château d'Argens Restaurant (EX Logis du Guetteur)). Some of the rooms were renovated recently to a modern standard. We, however, had a room in the ”not-yet-renovated” category. It was clearly outdated and worn down, but still with charm and there was nothing wrong with the function. Beds quite comfortable. And all amenities were there, as well as an effectively working AC. The size was also generous, almost like a mini suite with separate sofa area. The bathroom was a nostalgic trip to the 70-ies with avocado green basin, tub and toilet. And the then compulsory bidet... Didn't bother us, but I can imagine some younger guests may find it strange. Up to date it is not. The small pool area very nice with some possibilities to shaded spots. ”Cute” garden. Very calm and tranquil - we could really relax. Overall standard is spot on three stars, which also is the official classification. Breakfast was served on a individual basis; i.e. no breakfast buffet. You order your breakfast the day before and set a time. Good! Saves waste. Environmental friendly. And should also save/cut the cost for the guests, but no... The basic, very old school French continental breakfast (bread, jam, juice and a youghurt) is 15 EUR. If you want cheese, that's 5 EUR extra. If you want a slice of ham and salami, that's 5 EUR extra. If you want eggs (served after 9 o'clock), that's 7 EUR extra. Nowadays even French hotels have cheese, charceturies and eggs on their breakfast tables/buffets as a standard. So, if you want the same at Le Ch d'Argens you'll end up paying over 30 euros. Considering the rooms are a tad overpriced, this is not very nice or very good... Definitely a bit stingy. Staff kind and helpful. Be aware: check in is exactly at 3 pm - not a minute before. There's simply no one in the reception after lunch and prior to 3 pm. Parking easy and free on the rather spacious courtyard. Overall a nice experience (especially the restaurant), but improvements on the room standard could be welcome.

From Fréjus, we tested this hotel for the first ... and last time. - Reception: I think it's the first time in a hotel that just arrived at the reception to indicate that we had a reservation, the receptionist directly announces me the price (usually there's a ”Welcome”, The hotel is closed and the hotel is closed. I have no time to ask what restaurants are in the surrounding area (we are walking and the hotel is poorly served by transport), the receptionist has already passed to another client. But one hour later, we see the restaurant is well open. We are told that this is a group, and that the other guests of the hotel are not accepted (?) - The room: the furniture is correct and the bathroom also, if you take apart the very difficult shower to adjust. However, for the location, it is a disaster: near the very noisy restaurant room, the lift, a door that stops to screw and a reservation. We ask to change for another room, we are told that it is impossible, because the hotel is complete. The hotel is located in the centre of Fréjus, and is very special and, as stated above, not served by transport. - The quality - price ratio: catastrophic, about € 250 for 2 nights with breakfast in these conditions.... Without counting the price of taxis to join Saint-Raphaël, this makes the rating fast. And of course, no commercial gesture was proposed to compensate for these many disadvantages ... Hotel to avoid.

Hotel on the port of Santa Lucia and right next to the Saint Raphaël convention center. Walk between 20 and 30 min. to access the city center but entirely doable. Free parking until May 31 all around the hotel. Lots of restaurants, Spar supermarket nearby. Very good superior room with sea and port view. Complete breakfast with good products. Hotel recommended for its calm too.

Just came back from a weekend in Sainte-Maxime and I’m so glad we chose to stay at the Eden Hotel: we had such an amazing experience which honestly exceeded our expectations. It’s a nice and cozy boutique hotel right in front of the beach, brand new, with a lovely pool and great service. We booked a Superior room, located on the ground floor with a garden view and a little patio. Super comfy bed, very clean and with a nice bathroom with all the amenities you need. Breakfast was good (not exceptional to be honest, for 24 € p.p. I would’ve expected a little more but I appreciated the fresh fruit always available), their beach club Eden Plage is literally across the street and is really nice, with beach chairs available (30 Euros each) and a restaurant overlooking the turquoise waters. They also have a covered garage and the valet service was really appreciated, we never had to wait for our car. I wouldn’t say this place it’s cheap (also the cleaning fee for dogs staying in the room at 40 Euros per day is a liiiiiittle too much) but it’s worth it, we’ll be back for sure.