B&B with charm, quiet, kitchen, sw pool.

The accommodation includes family rooms, double or twin rooms and a suite with a terrace. All have a private bathroom, a kitchen and air conditioning. Room sizes range from 26 to 36 m². Views are of the garden, swimming pool and mountains; several categories have a balcony or terrace. A flat-screen TV, coffee machine and soundproofing are also among the shared amenities.

The suite stands out for its separate living room and bathtub, while rooms with a balcony open onto a private outdoor space. The family room has a terrace and accommodates up to three people. Bed arrangements vary by category, with double beds, extra-large double beds or a sofa bed. Some rooms are for two people, while others accommodate three or four. Every room has a fitted kitchen with a fridge, oven, hob and microwave. Views of the outdoor areas make a noticeable difference between the rooms.

The outdoor swimming pool, garden and furnished areas let you enjoy the outdoors on site. You’ll find outdoor furniture, an outdoor dining area, a sun terrace and barbecue facilities. A hot tub adds to the leisure facilities. The pool also has sun loungers, parasols and a fence. Children can enjoy a playground and outdoor play equipment.

Activities include table tennis, badminton, walking and hiking; a golf course is less than 3 km away. Private parking is free, and an electric vehicle charging point is available. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. The accommodation has a coffee machine or tea maker, and breakfast can be continental or served as a buffet. Air conditioning, heating, soundproofing and a private entrance are also among the facilities. Daily housekeeping and a concierge service complete the services on offer.

Grasse stretches across the first foothills of the Alpes-Maritimes, in the Cannes hinterland. The town is known for its history of perfume-making and its old lanes, which climb around the cathedral. The surrounding hills alternate between gardens, Provençal villages and open landscapes looking towards the Mediterranean. The area suits travellers interested in perfume and heritage as well as those who want to explore the hinterland by car.

In the historic centre, the International Perfume Museum traces the uses and history of this local industry. The Fragonard workshops and museums introduce visitors to the stages of fragrance production. Grasse railway station is about 3 km away and connects the town to the regional rail network. The villages of Magagnosc, Châteauneuf-Grasse and Opio offer further walks amid rolling hills. Cannes and its coast are within driving distance for a day of beaches, the harbour and a seafront promenade.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the lanes and nearby villages without the summer heat. In summer, you can spend the hottest hours by the pool, then visit the town centre later in the day. A visit to the perfume houses combines easily with a stop in old Grasse and an excursion to the coast. The roads through the hinterland also make it easy to plan a day visiting hilltop villages and taking in views of the Pre-Alps.