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Where to stay in Hyeres
Best time: May-June, September-October. These months offer pleasant weather, fewer tourists, and vibrant local events.
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★ 4.1Auberge Des Glycines
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★ 4.1Belambra Clubs - Riviera Beach Club
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★ 4.1Résidence Odalys Riviera la Presqu'Ile
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★ 4.1B&B Hotel Hyères
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★ 4.0Hotel Ra Sidence Les Ma Des
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★ 4.0Hotel Le Ceinturon
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★ 4.0La Reine Jane
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★ 4.0Le Hameau des Pesquiers Ecolodge, Curio Collection
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★ 4.0Ibis Styles Hyères Rooftop & Spa
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★ 3.9ibis Hyeres Centre
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★ 3.8La Pinede
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★ 3.8Mercure Hyeres Centre
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Hyeres, like a local
Don't miss
- Porquerolles Island: A stunning island with beautiful beaches and hiking trails, accessible by ferry.
- Villa Noailles: An architectural gem showcasing modern art and hosting cultural events.
- Hyères Old Town: Charming narrow streets with historical buildings and local shops.
- Magdeleine Tower: Offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding coastline.
- Giens Peninsula: Famous for its beaches and unique landscapes, perfect for outdoor activities.
Where to eat
- Le Pousse Pousse: Known for its fresh seafood and local Provençal dishes.
- La Table de l'Ours: Offers a great selection of organic and locally sourced meals.
- Le Café des Arts: A popular spot for coffee and pastries in a cozy atmosphere.
Do this
- Visit the local markets: Experience the vibrant local produce and artisanal goods.
- Wine tasting in the Côtes de Provence: Discover the local wines and vineyards in the surrounding countryside.
- Participate in the Festival of Saint Louis: A lively celebration with music, parades, and cultural activities in August.
Local tips
- Visit the beaches early in the morning to enjoy solitude before the crowds arrive.
- Try the local specialty, 'Pissaladière', a delicious Provençal tart.
- Use the bike-sharing service to explore the coastal paths and hidden beaches.
- Check out local art galleries that often feature emerging artists from the region.
Know before you go
Best time
May-June, September-October. These months offer pleasant weather, fewer tourists, and vibrant local events.
Getting around
Bicycles, buses, and walking are popular for getting around; rental bikes and electric scooters are widely available.
Airport
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Language
French is the primary language spoken.
Money
Euro (€); credit cards are widely accepted, but it's good to carry some cash for smaller vendors.
Safety
Hyères is generally safe for tourists, but standard precautions are advised, especially in crowded areas.
Quick answers about Hyeres
Where should I stay in Hyeres?
StayBotic lists 12 hand-picked stays in Hyeres — tell the concierge your dates, budget and vibe and it recommends the one that fits, with live prices.
When is the best time to visit Hyeres?
May-June, September-October. These months offer pleasant weather, fewer tourists, and vibrant local events.
How do I get around Hyeres?
Bicycles, buses, and walking are popular for getting around; rental bikes and electric scooters are widely available.
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