Carpe Diem

Carpe Diem offers three types of accommodation: a Suite - Sea View, a Suite and a One-Bedroom Apartment. They range from 40 to 50 m². Each has a private bathroom and a coffee machine; the suites and apartment have air conditioning. The Suite - Sea View stands out for its terrace and views of the sea, mountains and town. The second suite has two separate bedrooms and a seating area, making it suitable for a stay with family or friends.

The One-Bedroom Apartment has a kitchen with a refrigerator, hob, kitchenware and microwave, as well as a dining area. The Suite - Sea View accommodates two people; the Suite sleeps four and the apartment sleeps three. Facilities vary by accommodation: some have a balcony, terrace or seating area. All three categories include a coffee machine, and the suites also have a minibar.

Carpe Diem offers places to relax and useful services for a stay in the village. The terrace, outdoor furniture and sun terrace let you enjoy the fresh air. You can also play darts or join the walking tours and bike tours on offer. The bar, on-site café and wine or champagne service provide several options for a break. Continental breakfast can be served in your room.

The accommodation has a private bathroom and a coffee machine, and depending on the category, a washing machine, minibar or kitchen facilities. Wi-Fi is free. An airport shuttle is available, as well as laundry service, luggage storage and childcare. Massages are also among the services offered. The guest house has no parking, so you can plan your arrival with this in mind.

Tourrettes-sur-Loup is a hilltop medieval village in the hinterland of the Alpes-Maritimes, between the hills and the Côte d’Azur coast. Its stone lanes, vaulted passageways and old façades invite you to wander through the historic centre. The village is also associated with violet-growing, which shapes its identity and can be explored at La Bastide aux Violettes. The atmosphere is quieter than on the coast, with open views across the Provençal landscape.

Château-Mairie and Saint-Grégoire Church are landmarks on a visit to the centre. Tourrettes-sur-Loup market offers a glimpse of local produce and customs, while Parc de la Conque provides a place to take a break outdoors. Vence and Saint-Paul-de-Vence extend the range of heritage and art outings; Fondation Maeght is a modern and contemporary art museum. Grasse, known for its perfumeries and perfume museums, is another option for a day trip. A car makes it easier to travel between these villages and the sights in the hinterland. Cagnes-sur-Mer station and Nice Airport are the region’s main transport hubs.

Spring and summer are good times for walks through the lanes and along the hill paths. June and July are particularly associated with violet blooms in the region, while the shoulder season often brings mild days for exploring Vence, Saint-Paul-de-Vence or the coast. You can spend a day in the village and its lanes, then head to the museums in Grasse or the coastal scenery. The local market and terraces also offer places to pause during your visit.