AU BOIS FLEURI Les Chambres d'Hôtes

The six rooms at AU BOIS FLEURI Les Chambres d'Hôtes all have private bathrooms. The selection includes double, triple and quadruple rooms, ranging in size from 18 to 35 m². Some rooms have air conditioning, a minibar and a bath; several also overlook the pool. Bed layouts vary by room, with single beds or a large double bed. The Comfort Quadruple Room has a balcony and a spa bath, while some triple rooms also offer a spa bath.

Two bubble rooms stand out for their features: one has a spa bath and the other a spa on the terrace. A double room is accessible to guests with reduced mobility and has a private entrance. The rooms offer different settings and features, from pool-view options to accommodation with private wellness facilities.

AU BOIS FLEURI Les Chambres d'Hôtes offers free private parking on site, with access suitable for guests with reduced mobility. Pets are welcome free of charge. Wi-Fi is free in some rooms. A heated outdoor pool and terrace provide spaces to enjoy the outdoors; sun loungers and parasols are also available. Wellness services include massages, and fitness facilities are among the amenities.

Activities on offer include cycling, hiking, horse riding, canoeing, kayaking and scuba diving. Water sports facilities, a minigolf course, a tennis court and a picnic area provide further leisure options. Breakfast is served as a continental option or buffet. The rooms have private bathrooms, and some have air conditioning or a minibar. Fréjus train station is 9 km away; as there is no public transport serving the property, a car is useful for getting around the area.

Roquebrune-sur Argens comprises an old Provençal village and neighbourhoods extending towards La Bouverie, in the Var hinterland. The historic village retains narrow streets and old buildings, while the surrounding landscape combines rocky hills, pine forests and residential areas. This part of the commune suits travellers who want to combine heritage visits, nature walks and days on the coast. A car makes it easier to get around, as public transport does not serve the address directly.

In the village, the Maison du Patrimoine, the Porte du Bourget and the Portalet offer a glimpse of local history. The Rocher de Roquebrune, a distinctive feature of the landscape, attracts hikers and visitors seeking panoramic views. Fréjus has a remarkable collection of Roman remains, including its amphitheatre, as well as a cathedral and baptistery. Fréjus train station is 9 km away; the beaches and port of Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël also provide access to the coast. The vineyards and nearby villages offer further excursions into the hinterland.

For a varied day out, you can start with a stroll through the old village’s narrow streets, then spend the afternoon walking in the hills or heading to the coast. Spring and autumn temperatures are often pleasant for walking and visiting historic sites. In summer, the coast has a livelier atmosphere; it is best to plan outdoor activities for early in the day. Travellers interested in heritage can combine a visit to Fréjus with a look around the chapels and monuments of Roquebrune-sur Argens, while water sports enthusiasts will find plenty to do along the Mediterranean coast.