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l'Hotellerie Kouros
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Rooms & Views
Patmos Suite
Up to 3 extra beds for EUR 15 per bed can be added to this room to accommodate a maximum of 5 people.
Simi Double Room
Set on 2 levels, this room provides a direct access to a patio.
Rhodes Double Room
This air-conditioned room features tiled flooring and a terrace with a view of Vallée des Maures. It includes a LCD TV a…
Kalymnos Double Room
This room features a terrace and a walk-in shower. It includes a LCD TV and free Wi-Fi access. This room can accommodat…
Kos Double Room
This room with attached bathroom offers a private terrace. It includes a LCD TV and free Wi-Fi access is provided.
Ikaria Double Room
This room offers a direct access to a patio. It includes a LCD TV and free Wi-Fi access.
Nissiros Double Room
This room offers a direct access to a patio. It includes a LCD TV and free Wi-Fi access.
Samos Double Room
This air-conditioned room offers a private terrace. it includes a LCD TV and free WI-Fi access.
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Restaurants nearby
- Shanael★ Michelin Anthony Denon, formerly of Chantilly’s Jeu de Paume and the Baudelaire in Paris, has set the Bay of Toulon buzzing with his new downtown establishment (in one of the city’s former iconic seafood restaurants, Au Sourd). Laëtitia cheerfully bids you welcome into the fully refurbished interior of Shanael, which is a portmanteau of Anthony and Laëtitia’s children’s names. The chef signs a bold lineup strewn in perfectly judged creative notes and underscored by a steadfast commitment to sustainable sourcing and a keen taste for plants and veg.19.1km
- Chez Jeannette★ Michelin Set in a Provençal vineyard, this restaurant promises a unique experience in which gastronomy meets contemporary art. In a sleek, designer setting, the restaurant overlooks the estate's organic vineyards, where Daniel Buren's flags dance in the wind. The seasonal cuisine, with local produce at its heart, reflects the restaurant's ecological commitments: organic vegetable garden, house-made ricotta, beeswax from the hives. The dishes, such as bluefin tuna with courgette flowers, or rhubarb and raspberry dessert, are light, fragrant and delicious. With its guestrooms, art centre and remarkable g19.8km
- Le PastelBib Just a stone's throw from the harbour, this unassuming eatery is a resounding success thanks to the chef’s tasty, delicate Mediterranean cooking. Courgette flowers stuffed with a creamy, herby emulsion; sardines marinated in finger lime; gribiche-style stuffed veal parcels; ravioles of Tamaris mussels in basil with an aioli emulsion. Everything is made from scratch, including the bread. Cheerful and professional welcome from the hostess. Given its success, bookings are essential!19.5km
- Le Saint GabrielBib In the heart of Toulon, opposite the bronze statue Génie de la Navigation and in the shadow of the Frontale du Port (the 1950s listed buildings by Jean de Mailly that divide opinion), is chef Romain Janin's bistro. The menu celebrates the food culture of Provence, putting a twist on fresh local ingredients: Tamaris mussels au gratin; wild prawn ravioli; egg mayonnaise with summer truffles; courgette flower fritters; lamb shoulder confit; textures of beef tongue. Each plate is brimming with generosity and suggests savoir-faire to spare. The atmosphere here is relaxed and friendly, with service 19.5km
- La Table du Baguier Close to Loube Mountain and Sainte-Baume Mountains, this modern vineyard restaurant cultivates the tradition of delicious Provençal cooking, offering an opportunity to sample typical slow-cooked dishes, such as pieds paquets and beef stew, or a contemporary take on dishes that have their roots in the local terroir (einkorn wheat risotto and seasonal mushrooms; purple artichokes in barigoule with smoked bacon). Here you can sit down to enjoy hearty, indulgent cuisine that pairs well with the estate's organic wines from the Coteaux Varois appellation. The guestrooms are also a convenient base fo12.6km
- La Colombe Sesame salmon tataki with a crunchy vegetable salad; turbot fillet, pan-fried chanterelles and a black garlic jus. With their generous, seriously Provençal cuisine, Pascal and Nadège Bonamy have elevated their restaurant at the foot of the Maurettes mountains to one of the best in the region.13.8km
- Les Minots de la Garrigue Two brothers have transformed this shopfront, formerly a tobacco shop, on Place Clemenceau into a plant-filled eatery that exudes the cheer of the South of France, centred on a large open-air patio. In this bright setting decorated in blue, pink and orange, Martin (in the kitchen) and Léo (front of house) serve up fresh, unpretentious and flavoursome cuisine influenced by the market: Mediterranean bluefin tuna carpaccio; dentex steak, courgette gratin and herb oil; almond and fig tart. There are also a few vegetarian options. With a jovial welcome, relaxed atmosphere and very reasonable prices14.8km
- Hostellerie de l'Abbaye de la Celle Near Celle Abbey, this remote fine dining inn occupies a stunning 18C edifice. Part of the Ducasse Group, the restaurant boasts all the facilities one would expect of a luxury establishment, including a finely crafted Mediterranean score with a soft spot for veg, illustrated by stuffed Provençal vegetables overflowing with herbs and garlic. Unostentatious tradition.16.5km
- Racines In this cobbled street of Toulon's old town, where the terrace is smoke-free from May to October, you can tuck into delicious "cuisine de producteurs" (as the chef calls his cooking). A champion of local produce and the terroir, he concocts good seasonal dishes with a fondness for vegetables – to wash down with natural and organic tipples: ravioli, burratina and a poultry jus with chanterelles; thin slices of Aveyron pork, potato gratin with Le Beausset saffron and organic vegetables from Provence; roast Solliès figs and arlette biscuit.19.1km
- Beam ! Beaming and buzzing! The kitchens of the Télégraphe, a high spot of Toulon’s cultural life, are all go! Energetic Arnaud Tabarec, born in Burgundy, honed his skills in prestigious establishments and was the star chef of the Five Hotel’s Roof in Cannes. Today he is acclaimed for his delicate, predominantly vegetarian cuisine, whose ingredients are of course sourced locally and combined boldly.19.1km
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Attractions nearby
- Mont Faron mountain in France16.1km
- Stade Mayol French rugby stadium19.3km
- Toulon Cathedral cathedral located in Var, in France19.3km
- Mont Coudon mountain in France12.1km
- Olbia de Provence archaeological site in Hyères (Var), France19.0km
- Toulon Opera French opera house19.1km
- Parc Olbius Riquier park in France15.9km
- Mont Caume mountain in France16.6km
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