L’EAUTEL, FOUR-STAR BOUTIQUE HOTEL
Right in the historic center of Toulon in the renovated Rue des Arts district, L'Eautel**** faces the port and the bay area, voted the most beautiful in Europe. L'Eautel's outstanding location allows direct access to the city, touristic sites, beaches ant the port of Toulon.
Three seventeeth-century buildings have been combined and transformed into a charming hotel with 62 rooms. The interior is uniquey decorated on the theme of the water and its historic link to the city of Toulon. At L’Équerre, the hotel's bar-restaurant, you'll discover a fully restored nineteeth-century glass ceiling attributed to the Eiffel worshops.
Our commitments
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Our hotel has obtained an official C rating for its environmental performance and is committed to reducing its planet impact. View our Unesco label, Sustainable Travel Pledge
See our Environmental Charter
Specially designed so that your little sailors are entertained, you will find in our play area:
- A reading corner
- A table tennis table
- A PS4
- Wooden games
... But also rugs and cushions to make this space warm and friendly.
Enjoy free access by booking your stay!
In the old center of Toulon, art galleries, boutiques, concept stores and designers now rub elbows with cafés and bars. Welcome to the arts district! Together, these businesses promote art and culture, while invigorating the heart of Toulon with a breath of fresh air.
The arts district was inaugurated in 2017. Since then, Rue Pierre Sémard, Place de l’Equerre and the adjacent streets have become “Rue des Arts”.
Provençal markets
Immortalized in song by Gilbert Bécaud, a native of Toulon, the largest market in Provence is waiting for you on Cours Lafayette, just steps from the Tourism Office. It’s a jewel of the Toulon cultural heritage!
Useful information:
Every morning except Monday, from 7:30 a.m. To 12:30 p.m.
Located on Cours Lafayette and Rue Paul Lendrin (“petit cours”), Place Louis Blanc, Rue de Lorgues and Place Paul Comte.
You can also visit local producers (they sell only their own products) at the markets of Le Mourillon, Pont du Las and Brunet,where you’ll find fresh fruit and vegetable vendors, fishmongers, cheese makers and textile designers.
Find more information here
Monuments and museums
As you visit the city center, you’ll discover the history of Toulon through its architectural heritage and museums that bear witness to the city’s history. Provence, the historical presence of the French Navy and religion are the major inspirations of singular monuments that include the Monumental Portal of the Arsenal, the Boat Sculpture, the Clock Tower and the Caryatids by Pierre Puget.
Find more information on heritage and monuments here
Contemporary or classical, you’ll find all kinds of art to admire in Toulon. Dedicated to showcasing the memory of the Toulon Arsenal, the National Maritime Museum houses a unique and not-to-be-missed collection of vessels and galleys.
Find more information on the theaters and opera in Toulon here
Visit the most well-known Golden Isle: Porquerolles
Porquerolles is the island of wonders. You’ll find generous beaches covered with fine sand next to transparent turquoise water--paradise come true. There’s also Fort Sainte Agathe, the Porquerolles lighthouse and superb viticultural domains. Take time to stroll through the National Park and become acquainted with its wild animals and extraordinary vegetation. And don’t forget the Botanical Conservatory!
Find more information on the Port of Toulon and its connection here
Port Cros Island
Like Porquerolles, Port-Cros is also a Golden Isle but is somewhat wilder. On the island, visitors can explore the sea bottom with a scuba dive or by snorkeling, walk along the shipyard pathways or discover numerous historical monuments.
Routes and information here
Paul Ricard Islands
Embiez Island and Bendor Island are the property of Paul Ricard--founder of the famous brand of pastis--and are veritable Mediterranean jewels. These private islands are nonetheless open to curious visitors looking for a change of scenery and enjoyment!
Embiez Island is very wild, with secret coves, reefs, pine forests, scrubland, flowers and vines. For traveling around, you can chose to walk, bike or ride a little train.
Bendor Island covers barely seven hectares but is filled with artistic addresses and events. In summer, you can stroll among the craft boutiques, the Universal Wine Exhibition and the exhibition on the creation of Bendor Island and the life of Paul Ricard.
Routes and information here
Ready to take the plunge? Our partners propose seaside strolls on the Bay of Toulon, as well as sailing lessons or boat rentals.
Useful information
Directly on our website and take advantage of a special rate
By phone at +33 (0)4 89 51 90 90
By email to contact@leautel-toulon.com
Any request for a late check-out depends on availability on the day of check-out and must be made directly at the reservation desk.
It features local products served buffet-style or à la carte.
It’s possible to have breakfast at any time through room service.
You can also take bus 15 from the station (going to Bas Faron- Port - Liberté) and get off at the Prefecture Maritime stop (15 min).
From the Toulon Hyères Airport, take bus 102 (going to Gare Routière Toulon) and get off at the terminal (45 min).
From the Marseille Provence Airport, take the TGV or TER train to the Vitrolles Aéroport Marseille Provence station and get off at the Toulon SNCF station (1 hr 15 min).
Taxis are available, and we offer a passenger car with driver service for your airport transfers. Ask for information at the reception desk.