Bastide Saint Bernard

Bastide Saint Bernard offers five double rooms, each intended for two people. They measure between 13 and 15 m² and each has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a terrace and a private swimming pool. All five rooms have soundproofed walls. Four rooms are furnished with a large double bed; the Twin Room has two single beds.

The rooms differ in size and, in two cases, offer a garden view. Standard Double Room - 1 is the most spacious, at 15 m², while the two 13 m² rooms provide a more compact space. Access to the executive lounge is also available. The bathrooms include free toiletries and a hairdryer, as well as a shower or a bath. The terraces and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the property's open spaces.

The property has an outdoor swimming pool and a garden, with furnished terraces where you can enjoy the fresh air. You will find outdoor furniture, a dining area and a sun terrace. Free private parking is available on site; free Wi-Fi is available in the shared areas. The shared lounge provides an indoor communal space, while access to the executive lounge completes the facilities on offer.

Activities include a tennis court and a table tennis table. The surrounding area is also suited to hiking, cycling, horse riding, fishing and canoeing. Massages are among the wellness services available. The rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a terrace; some include a garden view. Kitchen facilities listed in the property's information include a fridge and a microwave. Families can also make use of board games, puzzles, and books, DVDs or music for children.

Le Thoronet is in the Var hinterland, among hills, forests and vineyards. The village and nearby hamlets have a rural Provençal atmosphere, away from the larger coastal resorts. The landscape alternates between country roads, wine estates and walking trails. This part of the Var suits travellers looking to discover local heritage and explore the surrounding area by car, bike or on foot.

The Abbaye du Thoronet is the region's main heritage site: this Cistercian abbey, founded in the 12th century, is known for its austere architecture and acoustics. The village of Le Thoronet offers a chance to explore its streets and local amenities. Several wine estates are scattered across the countryside, including Château La Martinière. Lorgues and Le Luc-en-Provence offer other stops for an outing among the villages of the Var. A car makes it easier to travel between these places; Vidauban railway station is nearby. Local trails also make it possible to plan hikes in the hills.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times for visits and walks, with temperatures often milder than on summer days. In summer, the outdoor swimming pool offers a break after excursions, while the terraces and vineyard landscapes invite you to slow down. A day can combine a visit to the abbey, a trip through the countryside and a chance to discover local wines. In autumn, the grape harvest brings a different character to the vineyard-covered slopes of the Var; in every season, the villages and country roads are well suited to day trips.