B&B Domaine Le Clos du Pavillon "Authenticité et Ressourcement garantis"

The three suites at B&B Domaine Le Clos du Pavillon vary in size and capacity. The Junior Suite measures 35 m² and accommodates two people; the Superior Suite, at 60 m², can host four guests. At 90 m² and with room for five people, the Family Suite offers the most space of the three. Each suite has a private bathroom and air conditioning.

Views differ from one suite to another: the first two overlook the garden and mountains, while the Family Suite has views of the garden, swimming pool and mountains. Bathrooms include a shower or bath, bathrobe and hairdryer; the Junior Suite also has a fireplace and separate toilet. Terraces, seating areas and drink-making facilities add to the differences between the spaces. Sleeping arrangements range from one double bed to two double beds, with an additional single bed in the Family Suite.

Outdoor spaces shape life on the estate: you will find a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. A picnic area and barbecue facilities let you enjoy the setting at different times of day. The property has two swimming pools, a private swimming pool, a solarium and an open-air bath. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are also provided.

There is an on-site café, with fruit and wine or champagne available. Continental breakfast is included in the rate for bookings for one or two people. Private parking is free, and valet parking is available. Free Wi-Fi covers the entire property. Families have access to a playground, outdoor play equipment for children and baby safety gates. Massages for the body, back, feet, neck or head are also available.

Brignoles lies in the Var hinterland, in Provence Verte, a region of villages, wooded hills and wine estates. The old town has Provençal streets and remains that tell the story of this town in the Var. The surrounding countryside suits travellers looking to combine heritage, walks and food discoveries, away from the coastal resorts. The vineyards cultivated in the area since the 18th century are a reminder of how long wine-growing has shaped the local landscape.

La Celle Abbey, a former Provençal monastic complex, offers a glimpse of the region’s religious architecture. In Brignoles, the Palace of the Counts of Provence and Saint-Sauveur Church are stops on a walk through the historic centre. Sainte-Marie-Madeleine Basilica in Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume makes a memorable excursion for its Gothic architecture and links to Provençal pilgrimage. The surrounding area is easier to explore by car; the estate has free private parking. Toulon-Hyères Airport is one of the region’s air connections.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walking and visiting villages, when temperatures are often milder than in the height of summer. In September and October, vineyard landscapes provide a backdrop to the grape harvest and wine tastings in the Var. You can start the day with a visit to the abbey, continue through the streets of Brignoles and finish in the estate’s garden. In summer, the swimming pools offer a break after sightseeing; the outdoor pool is open from June to September. Outdoor enthusiasts will also find opportunities for hiking and horse riding nearby.