Auberge De La Madone

All rooms at Auberge De La Madone have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. You will find double rooms, twin rooms and a superior room that can accommodate up to four people. Several rooms open onto a balcony or loggia with valley views; others have a veranda or a terrace overlooking the garden.

The rooms measure between 20 and 26 m². Some stand out for their bath, while others have a shower; several include a minibar. Rooms with a balcony offer private outdoor space, while those with a terrace let you enjoy views of the green spaces. Sleeping arrangements include a double bed, a large double bed or two single beds. A Superior Room with Veranda overlooks the garden, while the Superior Provencal Room with Balcony accommodates four people and combines single beds with a double bed.

Auberge De La Madone provides free private on-site parking, with no reservation required. You can leave your car in this area and access the hotel's shared spaces, which include a garden and a terrace. Family rooms are available alongside categories designed for two people. Non-smoking rooms are another feature of the inn.

The property has a restaurant and a bar. The gourmet restaurant has a panoramic terrace and serves regional cuisine as well as Mediterranean fish. Free Wi-Fi is available in some rooms, and internet access is listed among the facilities. The continental breakfast includes local produce, fresh fruit juices, homemade jams and fresh fruit. The facilities combine on-site dining, outdoor spaces, private parking and rooms with different capacities.

Peillon is a medieval village in the Nice hinterland, perched on the slopes of the Prealps and surrounded by wooded valleys. Its narrow lanes, vaulted passageways and houses clustered around the church form a hilltop village setting, quite unlike the lively coast. Auberge De La Madone faces the village, among orchards and olive groves. This part of the hinterland suits travellers who want to combine heritage walks, mountain roads and trips to the Mediterranean.

The village of Peillon is 40 m away, and Sainte-Thècle Church is 1.6 km away. In La Turbie, the Museum of the Trophy of Augustus displays the remains of a Roman monument built along the ancient route between Italy and Gaul; it is 4.1 km away. Larvotto Beach, on the Monaco coast, is 5.5 km away. Nice, 25 km away, offers the Promenade des Anglais, the narrow shopping streets of Vieux-Nice, as well as museums and markets. Peille and Peillon Sainte-Thècle railway stations serve the area; a car makes it easier to travel between the hilltop villages and the coast.

In spring and autumn, mild temperatures are well suited to hiking and visiting the villages of the hinterland. In summer, you can spend a day by the sea, then return to the cooler hills in the late afternoon. For a cultural outing, combine La Turbie and Monaco; you could spend another day in Nice, between the seafront, the narrow streets of Vieux-Nice and the MAMAC collections. The winding roads mean it is worth allowing time for journeys and scenic stops.