Best Hotels in Var
Explore Var with 1866 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Premiere Classe Toulon - la Seyne Sur Mer ★★
"Overall, the hotel is good. Good value for money. There was a big problem upon our arrival: no air conditioning, and we weren't informed about it. It was quite a difficult night for all the guests staying at the hotel."
La Bastide du Calalou, BW Signature Collection ★★★★
"A special hotel near Lake Sainte-Croix. The French dinner in the restaurant is very authentic. Although expensive, it is delicious. Breakfast is similar to separate meals, served in small glass bottles. Unfortunately, the team booked five rooms of the same type, and gave them two of the top rooms. They were so small that even when opening the door, they hit the bedside table. It was difficult to put two large suitcases in, and it was difficult to turn around. And the only view from the window was the roof."
Mercure Brignoles Golf de Barbaroux & Spa ★★★★
"Imrespectful staff at breakfast and on the reseption. Very strange parking situation, the car can only be delivered very far from the room, and there are no carts to carry baggage to the room. Breakfast is delicious, but not too diverse, the egg needs to be roasted."
Villa Tropez ★★★
"The charming Villa very well maintained and decorated with taste and charm Communal parts and garden are very pleasant To our next stay at Luc we'll return to"
Résidence Kaliopé ★★★★
"The location is great, as is the outdoor pool area; you can walk everywhere. The only downside is that there's no fridge in the room and we had two small beds."
Guesthouse le Mas de Cotignac ★★★★
"Wonderful place in every respect - we’ve now visited several times. Rooms superb, grounds likewise and food truly fantastic. And Denis and Sylvie couldn’t be better hosts : so much commitment, attention to detail and hard work. Thank you. Unreservedly recommend."
Hostellerie de l'Abbaye de La Celle - Teritoria ★★★★★
"Nice setting and lovely building however WiFi not working and shower leaking. Very expensive and breakfast not included. Not worth the 500 EUR I paid every night. Also no double glazed so you can hear the staff setting up the tables for breakfast outside at 6am :-( not great really!"
Sowell Hotels la Plage ★★★★
"I feel the need to post a review in response to the ludicrous negativity of some of my countrymen. If you want All Inclusive where your behaviour hits the debauched level of drinking all day and all night, and eating an obscene amount of food until you can’t move, go to Benidorm or somewhere else. This hotel is lovely, all the better for Brits being very much the minority. It’s in a lovely location, you can get the 21 or 8 bus into St Raphael, or walk as it’s only 2.5 miles. In the other direction is Le Dremond with its few restaurants and bars. Let’s be honest, it’s quiet here and if you want lively, go elsewhere. There’s very little nearby but enough to have a nice holiday. It’s very never been anywhere where bed and breakfast includes lunch! And wine!!! And we are veggies and ate really well. The staff are lovely, the pools excellent, and the various small, secluded beaches a delight. St Raphael is amazing and Cannes, Nice, Marseille, even Monaco are easily accessible in the train. Rooms are functional but clean with superb air conditioning. Totally loved it but come with the correct attitude. Oh and if you come in July, it’s going to be hot."
Château de Berne ★★★★★
"The estate is beautiful, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the staff veryfriendly and attentive. We loved the peaceful atmosphere, beautiful pools and excellent food and wine. Very good option for staycation"
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Grand Hotel Des Sablettes Plage, Curio Collection By Hilton
"This hotel is really beautiful. It's so close to the sea. The room is also very beautiful. It has an unparalleled sea view. Sitting on the balcony and looking at the sea view in front of you is amazing."
Le Hameau des Pesquiers Ecolodge & Spa, Curio Collection by Hilton
"This resort was the most peaceful, relaxing, comfortable hotel my husband and I have been in. The attention to detail was impeccable as well as the customer service. The manager allowed us to check in 3 hours before our scheduled check in time, assisted with our bags, offered for us to stay late and switch out hotels due to strikes and road closures going to our next destination. He was able to upgrade our room at the next hotel where we were staying free of charge when we were unable to change our plans. In addition we thoroughly enjoyed the restaurant, the massages and the room."
La Ferme d'Augustin
"I have known this little part of heaven on earth for over forty-five years. For me and my family its like coming home. I knew the origional owner who was head of the local resistance in the last world war. Squat tough and a terrific sence of humour. Taught me to play boule but only if there was a pastis at hand. I went early in the morning to market with him, a pastis with a coffee was de rigeur. I first went there to work and arrived at night it was very dark but a cold plate had been left in my room. Slept like a log to awake to flowers, sun and a delightful warm welcome. Breakfast on the terrace was fresh baguettes etc. home made jam and creamy butter. Delicious coffee. AND the food was beyond delicious. Breakfast is served now until 11.30 in your room or a quiet spot in the garden. The running of the Ferme has passed down the family and is now in the capable hands of Christophe who has inherited the special Ferme warmth not just from the sun but his greeting. The Ferme now has a swimming pool dug from Augustin's boule pitch. He would not have minded as the pool has a fabulous outdoor bar. The cocktails prime one for lunch or dinner. Non-fussy fo. od fresh and well, just perfect for me. I just love the way fresh fish is shown and then discussed how one would like it cooked. I could write a book about the Ferme but suffice to say that I went there three times the first year, before I was married the second time. I had my second honey moon at La Ferme! La Ferme is 150 m from Plage Tahiti who have a geat bar, have not tried the food because, well the Ferme's is only a little stroll away. By the way a thoughtful car is on hand to take one down to St Tropez, ten minutes drive For me and my family, who have all grown up, go there with my grand children. It is a bit special."
Mercure Thalasso & Spa Port Frejus
"The room is clean, the location is excellent, and it's very beautiful."
Hotel La Ponche
"A hotel experience that exceeded expectations. We reserved parking in advance via email, and upon arrival, the hotel valet provided parking. A small car then carried our luggage and took us to the hotel, a distance of less than 200 meters. The hotel is a nearly century-old building, very French-style, facing the sea. We enjoyed both breakfast and dinner at the hotel and were satisfied. The hotel staff were warm and attentive, the rooms were comfortably furnished, and the large woven backpacks provided were convenient for carrying belongings in the town and made for great photos. The hotel has its own stamps and initials stamps for each room, allowing us to send a free postcard to a friend. These details were a big plus and made our vacation in Sanit Tropz even more enjoyable."
L'Hôtel & Spa du Castellet
"The spa was awful, with a disgusting smell of rotten socks in the hammam, and it wasn't fully functional. Frankly, I was disappointed. The valet told me my car was just sitting there in the parking lot and couldn't even bring it back. In short, too much fuss for nothing. It's a shame, not the class one expects, even though the location is beautiful."
Kube Saint-Tropez
"1. Overview This hotel is a textbook example of how beautiful grounds and a premium location cannot compensate for broken service standards. Despite the lush territory and Saint‑Tropez atmosphere, the stay is overshadowed by operational chaos, poor staff training, and a complete lack of attention to detail. 2. Location The location is objectively strong: 20 minutes on foot to the old town of Saint‑Tropez and 5 minutes by car. Close enough to enjoy the area, far enough to avoid the crowds. Unfortunately, the convenience of the location is one of the few things the hotel gets right. 3. Check‑In & First Impressions Check‑in was disorganized and unprofessional. The staff failed to explain anything, simply stating the room wasn’t ready and that they would “contact me later.” They never did. I had to return to reception myself to get the room. This lack of communication and ownership sets the tone for the entire stay. 4. Rooms The room design is acceptable but unremarkable. Everything you need is technically there, but nothing stands out. The real issue is the terrible soundproofing. Walls feel paper‑thin, and you hear every door slam and hallway conversation. For a hotel in this price category, this is unacceptable. 5. Facilities The property itself is undeniably beautiful: • Expansive, green territory • Three pools • Sea views • Peacocks walking freely However, the execution is sloppy: • Pool sunbeds near the restaurant are poorly designed, with cushions constantly sliding off. • Towels are badly washed, with “clean” ones sometimes arriving damp or stained. The contrast between the stunning setting and the careless maintenance is striking. 6. Dining Breakfast Breakfast is mediocre in both variety and product quality. But the real problem is — again — the service. Wrong coffee delivered, sugar never brought, incomplete table setup, forgotten items. These are not isolated incidents; they happen constantly. Rooftop Restaurant The rooftop restaurant is decent, and service here is noticeably better. Still, the pricing feels inflated for what is offered. 7. Service This is where the hotel completely collapses. Service is slow, inattentive, and consistently incompetent: • Orders forgotten or mixed up • Staff not following through on basic requests • No sense of urgency or responsibility • Guests around the property visibly frustrated It’s clear the hotel suffers from poor management and a lack of training. For the rates they charge, this level of service is simply unacceptable. 8. Atmosphere & Design The atmosphere is pleasant — Mediterranean, green, relaxed — and the overall vibe is very Saint‑Tropez. But the charm evaporates quickly once you interact with the staff or encounter the operational issues. 9. Value for Money The hotel does not justify its price. You pay for a luxury experience but receive inconsistent service, poor execution, and constant frustration. The beautiful territory cannot save the stay. 10. Pros & Cons Pr"
Château Rose Golfe de Saint Tropez-Grimaud
"Hôtel Château Rose was one of the most memorable stays of our trip through France. With only 18 rooms and suites, the hotel feels intimate and personal rather than resort-like. The views across the Gulf of Saint-Tropez are beautiful, and the entire property is filled with expressive art, sculptures and unexpected design details. Even the extraordinary mosaic swimming pool feels like a work of art. The greatest strength, however, is the team. From the moment we arrived, everyone welcomed us with genuine warmth. Requests were handled with care, preferences were remembered, and the service felt attentive without becoming formal. We were upgraded to a spacious, light-filled room with a large balcony and views towards Saint-Tropez and Port Grimaud. The view could be enjoyed directly from the bed, the room was calm and comfortable, and the pillows were outstanding. The Lavazza coffee in the room was also much better than the usual hotel coffee experience. Breakfast was excellent. The selection was thoughtful, the fried eggs were possibly the best we had in France, and both regular coffee and iced coffee were prepared exactly as requested. The rooftop is another highlight. The sunset view is spectacular, and the combination of art, colour, music and open sky creates a glamorous but relaxed atmosphere. The hotel is not adults-only, but during our stay we saw only two children, and neither affected the atmosphere. It came remarkably close to delivering the calm, grown-up environment we look for. One small issue: on Sunday after lunch, the pool became busy enough that resident guests could not find a place for approximately an hour. We believe hotel guests should have protected access to loungers during busy summer weekends. That did not change our overall impression. Château Rose combines beauty, calm and genuine human warmth, and we would very happily return."
Hostellerie la Farandole
"Very pleasant hotel that I have been visiting for 5 years"
Best Western Terre de Provence
"Very good hotel, cozy, with swimming pool, delicious breakfast, clean clothes, friendly staff"
Thalazur Bandol Ile Rousse - Hôtel & Spa
"A real peaceful weekend because everything was done to make it so: the staff, the room, the view, the spa and the breakfast, everything was perfect."
Terre Blanche Hotel Spa Golf Resort
"A really beautiful garden and that's about it... the whole place seems stuck in the 90s, from room decor to restaurants, which is a pity as a new coat of paint and some investment in upgrading it could create a very beautiful spot."
Golf Hôtel de Valescure & Spa Nuxe
"The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable."
Ibis Hyères Plage Thalassa
"A small corner of Nice Paradise on the sea"
Garrigae Domaine de l'Esterel - Piscine & Spa Cinq Mondes
"You can have a relaxing stay there. The staff were very friendly and polite."
Hôtel Club la Font des Horts
"We were a long weekend in the hotel facility. The room has everything it needs. Small table and enough closet for clothing. A small balcony with two chairs and small washing spoon. The two beds are ok, they just slip off each other, you need to know. There is no water cooker. The hotel facilities are very extensive, but it is well marked. The breakfast buffet was great and the view on the window is just great. We have had dinner yet tonight. The dinner buffet costs 22.50 per person and is really recommended. Water and wine are available for free. The spa area has come in the years, but the winter pool (there are 5) was good and we were almost always alone the evening before the dinner. The showers and dressing cabins are "appropriate". On the outdoor terraces you have a wonderful view. From time to time a plane has been on landing, but this was not disturbing, but rather interesting to see the big object. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Parking is available on the hotel facility and on the second day you will also know where to park the best to get to the room the fastest way. The price-performance ratio has voted. Thanks to again."
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FAQ – Hotels in Var
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What is the average price of a hotel in Var this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Var this weekend is £130 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £244 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Var this weekend typically cost £851 per night.
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How much do hotels in Var cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Var during weekdays is £126 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £267 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Var generally cost £797 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Var?
Some of the best places to stay in Var are near popular attractions like Pampelonne Beach, Les Roches Blanches and Le château Forbin, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Var near Pampelonne Beach?
Some of the top hotels in Var near Pampelonne Beach include La Ferme d'Augustin (from £239), Les Maisons du Sud (from £142) and Hôtel l'Escalet (from £184), all offering easy access to Pampelonne Beach, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Var?
The most popular Var hotels for your stay: Apparthotel Privilodges Toulon (from £68), Hotelf1 Fréjus Roquebrune Sur Argens (from £29) and Hôtel Cyano Fréjus Saint RAPHAËL (from £43) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Var are pet friendly?
OKKO HOTELS Toulon Centre (from £72), The Originals City, Hôtel les Bastides du Gapeau (from £69) and Hotel Restaurant des Maures (from £52) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Var are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Kube Saint-Tropez (from £241), La Bastide du Calalou, BW Signature Collection (from £83) and Grand Hotel Des Sablettes Plage, Curio Collection By Hilton (from £118) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Var have swimming pools?
Résidence Kaliopé (from £58), Comfort Aparthotel Six-Fours (from £44) and Adonis le Castellet (from £53) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Var offer an especially good breakfast ?
Kube Saint-Tropez (from £241),Lily of the Valley (from £521) and Hotel La Ponche (from £462) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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