Aux charmes de grasse

All three rooms are designed for two people and each has a private bathroom, a terrace, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. They also overlook the garden and have a very large double bed. They range in size from 24 to 36 m², with two Double Rooms with Garden View and one Double Room.

The 26 m² room stands out for its spa bath and patio, as well as its balcony and terrace. The second Double Room with Garden View measures 24 m² and includes a desk and a safe. At 36 m², the Double Room is the largest of the three and has a balcony and a terrace overlooking the garden. Depending on the room, the bathrooms have a shower or a bath.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area. A picnic area also lets you enjoy the surroundings. The outdoor swimming pool has salt water and a poolside bar; sun loungers, parasols, and pool or beach towels are available. A tennis court and tennis equipment complete the sports facilities.

For relaxation, Aux charmes de grasse offers a hot tub as well as body, foot, neck and back massages. Facilities also include a hairdresser and a beauty salon. A shuttle service, including an airport shuttle, is available. The on-site café, wine and champagne, breakfast in the room, and tea and coffee provide a range of options for a break. Special diet menus are available on request.

Grasse stretches across the hills of the Provençal hinterland, between scrubland landscapes and the high ground overlooking the French Riviera. The old town, with its sloping lanes and historic façades, retains a strong identity linked to perfumery. The destination suits travellers looking to combine heritage, museum visits and trips to the sea, while staying in a town less focused on the beach than Cannes or Nice.

The International Perfume Museum and the Fragonard and Molinard perfume houses tell the story of the expertise that made Grasse famous. Grasse railway station is 2.9 km away, and the road link makes it possible to reach Cannes, 12 km away, to explore La Croisette, the seafront and the Le Suquet district. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 23 km away. In Grasse itself, Notre-Dame-du-Puy Cathedral and the gardens provide stops for a walk through the old town.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walking tours and excursions into the hinterland, when temperatures are generally milder than during the hottest part of summer. In summer, you can start the day with museums and perfume houses before continuing on to the coast. Those interested in scents can also discover the flowers and expertise associated with perfumery, then set aside another trip for hilltop villages and the surrounding hills.