Best Western Terre de Provence

Best Western Terre de Provence offers six room configurations, from 18–20 m² rooms to a 36 m² suite. Double rooms with queen-size beds sit alongside rooms with two single beds, as well as Executive rooms facing the garden. One queen-size room has wheelchair-accessible facilities and an accessible shower. The larger suite combines one large double bed with two single beds and can accommodate up to four people.

All room categories have air conditioning. Each room also includes a desk, a TV with cable channels, a hairdryer and a tea and coffee-making tray. All rooms have a private bathroom. Depending on the layout you choose, you will find either a double bed or two single beds; the suite offers an option for families or travellers who want separate sleeping arrangements. The Executive rooms are distinguished by their garden-facing aspect.

The restaurant at Best Western Terre de Provence serves traditional cuisine, fish dishes and Provençal specialities. There is also a bar and an on-site café where you can enjoy a drink or a hot beverage. A buffet breakfast is available and can also be served in your room. Children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request; the snack bar adds to the dining options.

Outside, the swimming pool is equipped with sun loungers, parasols and a fence. The garden and terraces provide places to sit, with outdoor furniture completing the facilities. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. The hotel also has a 24-hour reception, luggage storage and facilities for guests with reduced mobility.

Le Cannet-des-Maures lies in the Var hinterland, among pine-covered hills, vineyards and Provençal villages. The old village, perched on higher ground, retains its rural character and offers open views across the plain. The town is in a transitional area between the Massif des Maures and the routes linking central Var with the coast. It suits travellers by car, fans of vineyard landscapes and those who prefer exploring several villages to staying in a seaside resort.

Vieux-Cannet and the Tour de l’Horloge offer a glimpse of the local heritage; the Bari du Vieux Cannet has views over the surrounding area. Thoronet Abbey, a remarkable 12th-century Cistercian complex, makes a cultural excursion into the hinterland. Wine estates, including Château Rasque and Château Sainte-Roseline, offer an introduction to Var vineyards. Le Luc - Le Cannet railway station is 400 m away, and the A8/A57 motorway is a few minutes away by car. Saint-Tropez is 35 km away.

For a leisurely day, you can start with a walk through the old village, then spend the afternoon at the abbey or exploring the wine estates. Spring and autumn bring pleasant temperatures for driving along country roads and visiting heritage sites. In summer, the coast draws more visitors, and hot days are well suited to breaks by the swimming pool or trips to the coast. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages, vineyards and beaches of the Var.