Aparthotels · Fréjus
Aparthotel Stay in Fréjus on the Riviera
Fréjus sits on the Var coast between the red rocks of the Esterel and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, combining a Roman old town with long sandy beaches and a marina at Port-Fréjus. One aparthotel is listed on this page. Appart One Fréjus, rated 7.9 from about 600 reviews, offers rooms with a kitchenette, a private bathroom, a washing machine and a balcony, with a 24-hour front desk, concierge service and full-day security. It is about 2 km from Port-Fréjus Beach, a practical base for a beach holiday or a longer stay on the coast.
Fréjus, founded by Julius Caesar as Forum Julii, is a Provençal town of Roman stones and a medieval cathedral group, joined to Saint-Raphaël, with a long family beach, a marina and the Esterel massif on its doorstep.
Updated October 11, 2026
Where to stay
Kitchenette, Washing Machine, Balcony
An aparthotel suits Fréjus, where summer stays often last a week or more and eating every meal out on the Riviera adds up quickly. The kitchenette and washing machine at Appart One Fréjus keep things simple, and the round-the-clock reception helps with late arrivals after a long drive south.
Appart One Fréjus is the only aparthotel listed in Fréjus, rated 7.9 from about 600 reviews, a fair and reliable score for a practical residence. Each room has a kitchenette, a private bathroom and a washing machine, which is rare and very useful on a beach holiday, and the balconies give a place to dry swimsuits and eat breakfast outside. Free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk, concierge service and full-day security add hotel-style reassurance. For families or couples spending a week on the coast, it offers the independence of an apartment without the uncertainty of a private rental.
The location is about 2 km from Port-Fréjus Beach, so the sea is a short drive, bus or bike ride away rather than at the door. That distance is typical for this part of Fréjus and keeps prices more reasonable than on the seafront. Saint-Tropez La Mole Airport is about 40 km away, and Nice airport is further along the coast, so most visitors arrive by car or by train to Fréjus or Saint-Raphaël. If you come by car, check parking with the property in advance, as the listing does not detail it, and plan to use the car for day trips along the coast.
The practical features make the difference over a week. The washing machine means you can travel light and keep beach towels and children's clothes fresh, while the kitchenette lets you prepare breakfast and picnic lunches with produce from the Provençal markets. The 24-hour front desk is a real help when you arrive late after a long drive down the A8, and the concierge can advise on boat trips and restaurants. The score suggests a solid rather than luxurious stay, so treat it as a comfortable base and spend your days outdoors on the beaches, in the old town and in the Esterel hills.
Fréjus has much to explore beyond the beach. The Roman amphitheatre still hosts concerts, and remains of the aqueduct and the Lanterne d'Auguste recall the ancient port. The cathedral group, with its fifth-century baptistery and painted cloister ceiling, is among the oldest in Provence. Fréjus-Plage offers a long sandy beach suited to families, and Port-Fréjus has restaurants along the quays. To the east, the red cliffs and coves of the Esterel are ideal for walking, snorkelling and driving the coastal road to Agay and Théoule, and Saint-Tropez is a boat or car trip away in summer.
A traveler's take
For an aparthotel in Fréjus, I would book Appart One Fréjus: it is rated 7.9, every room has a kitchenette, a washing machine and a balcony, and the 24-hour front desk makes late arrivals easy. It is about 2 km from Port-Fréjus Beach, so I would plan to drive or cycle to the sand and use the kitchenette for breakfast and picnic lunches.
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Local tips
- 1Book Appart One Fréjus for a kitchenette and a washing machine in every room.
- 2Remember the beach is about 2 km away: plan to drive, cycle or take the bus.
- 3Use the 24-hour front desk if you arrive late after the drive south.
- 4Check parking with the property before arriving, as the listing does not mention it.
- 5Shop at the Provençal markets and prepare picnic lunches for the beach.
- 6Drive the coastal road through the Esterel towards Agay for red rocks and quieter coves.
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Aparthotels · Fréjus
Yes. Appart One Fréjus is the aparthotel listed on this page, rated 7.9 from about 600 reviews. Its rooms have a kitchenette, a private bathroom, a washing machine and a balcony, with free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk, concierge service and full-day security.