You will be welcomed and served by the Conciergerie Saint-Germain 1885 throughout your stay on request. The Concierge can assist you in the organisation of your holiday and offer you tailor-made hotel services, both on site and outside. The owners or staff are always on site and they will take care of your immediate requests and breakfast.

Magnificent private mansion in the heart of Mourillon in a secure property. Its sumptuous architecture and decoration will transport you to a timeless setting of beauty. The villa includes 4 beautiful bedrooms of various ethnic inspiration The exterior and the swimming pool are of exceptional beauty, offering multiple spaces for relaxation and conviviality. A sumptuous reception room will welcome you for your breakfasts which can also be served on the tables in the garden. Private parking Internet TV, no cable channels available. Meals and private events are under conditions: guests who stay at the house can take meals in the garden on the side of the house (take-away or delivery, barbecue, fridge and microwave) Meals or party with external guests are possible with extra payment for evenT rental AND kitchen use not allowed except for Chef or Catler for private events under contractual agremeent and deposit

A real little Provençal village, the Mourillon district reveals its secrets along its narrow streets to take you to its beaches, unmissable in summer and winter and very popular with Toulon families. 1. The Mourillon district: The narrow streets of the village, leading to the beaches, still serve as a refuge for small typical fishermen's houses with colorful facades. You will find many shops and boutiques in rue Lamalgue and its surrounding streets that offer you : gastronomy, decoration, ready-to-wear... 2. The church of Saint-Flavien: dates from 1868 and was designed by the Nîmes architect Revoil in a Romanesque style. It is named after a Visigothic soldier who served under King Alaric II, Flavianus. 3. The Jardin d'Acclimatation: This garden, wonderfully located and sheltered from the Mistral, offers you an exceptional view of the open sea. Created to acclimatize exotic plants, it was a great success. It celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1998 4. The beaches of Le Mourillon: With a magnificent view of the harbour of Toulon, walk along the pebble or sandy beaches and stroll through the shaded green spaces. Bars and restaurants are set up on the water's edge, along the promenade, and many activities are offered to children: merry-go-round, playground, sports field... Half-sand, half-grass, summer and winter, it is a must-see place and very popular with Toulon families. 5. Fort Saint-Louis: Built at the end of the 17th century at the request of Louis XIV, Fort Saint-Louis was used as a cannon tower to protect the harbour from enemy intrusions. It is now home to the French Navy's yacht club. 6. The Museum of Asian Arts: Located in the Villa Jules Verne, the Museum of Asian Arts offers a permanent exhibition on the upper floors and temporary exhibitions on the ground floor. The tour traces the history and movement of Asian arts