Chalet cosy avec spa et vue imprenable

The chalet has one bedroom for two people, with a private bathroom. This layout suits travellers who want their own self-contained space rather than a room in shared accommodation. The room measures 19 m² and has one large double bed. Air conditioning lets you adjust the temperature indoors, while the flat-screen TV and Wi-Fi provide practical amenities for time spent inside.

The kitchenette gives you the option of preparing meals on site: it is equipped with a fridge, oven, microwave, hob and utensils. The terrace overlooks the garden and mountains. The private pool, hot tub and fireplace distinguish this small holiday home from standard rooms. A coffee machine and table complete the dining area.

The chalet has a private pool, hot tub, garden and terrace with outdoor furniture. These outdoor spaces let you enjoy the surroundings without leaving the property. The views take in the garden and mountains; the terrace is also a place to enjoy a meal or a drink prepared in the kitchenette. The interior has air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV.

The kitchenette includes an oven, hob, fridge, microwave and utensils, as well as a coffee machine and dining table. Wi-Fi is free throughout the chalet. Free private parking is available on site. Pets are allowed on request, and a supplement may apply. The accommodation is self-contained, single-storey and non-smoking; the private bathroom has a shower or bath and a hairdryer.

Le Luc is in the Var, amid the landscapes of inland Provence, between hills, vineyards and villages. This small town offers a stay away from the coast’s resorts, with town-centre streets, historic landmarks and green spaces. Jardin du Souvenir Français is 350 m from the chalet; the Hexagonal Tower, 460 m away, is a local heritage landmark. Le Luc suits travellers who want to explore the hinterland and return to a village setting after their excursions.

Le Luc-en-Provence’s centre is in the town, where you can explore the streets and Chapelle des Carmes. Le Cellier, a wine estate 1.1 km away, offers a glimpse of the role vineyards play in the local landscape. For a longer outing, Thoronet Abbey, a masterpiece of Cistercian architecture in Provence, is 8 km away. Le Luc - Le Cannet station is 2.7 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between villages and scattered sites. La Môle - Saint-Tropez Airport also serves the area.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring country roads and visiting wine estates, while summer brings warm weather and long days. You can spend a morning exploring the old town, then drive towards the hills and nearby villages. A visit to the abbey makes for a cultural outing, while the Var’s paths and landscapes offer another way to discover the region. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon; outside the peak season, quieter days let you take your time in the villages.