Chambre d'hôte Belle Vue

Chambre d'hôte Belle Vue offers a Double or Twin Room with a View, measuring 14 m² and accommodating up to three guests. It has one double bed and one single bed. The private bathroom has a shower; bed linen and towels are provided. The room has a private entrance and soundproofed walls.

A terrace overlooks the garden, while views also extend to the pool and mountains. The private pool is one of this room’s distinctive features, along with the outdoor terrace, where you can enjoy the surroundings. A dining table completes the facilities. The room is on the ground floor and includes free toiletries. Its layout combines indoor space, direct access outdoors and varied views of the surroundings.

The outdoor areas are arranged around a private pool, a garden and a sun terrace. Outdoor furniture and a dining area let you sit outside, while sun loungers and parasols are provided for relaxing by the pool. Free parking is available on site. To explore the surrounding area at your own pace, the guest house offers opportunities for walking, hiking and cycling; bike tours are also among the activities available.

The room has a private entrance, a mosquito net and soundproofed walls. A fan and heating complete the facilities, and the outdoor area includes pet bowls. There is a café on site, and a continental breakfast is served. The private bathroom has a shower and free toiletries. Towels and bed linen are provided. The guest house does not offer an Internet connection.

Carcès is in Provence Verte, an area of villages, wooded hills and waterways between the Var hinterland and the Mediterranean. The landscape alternates between vineyards, forests and country roads connecting old towns. The area suits travellers who want to walk, cycle through the countryside and visit Provençal villages without planning every day around the coast. Carcès offers a glimpse of village life, with its narrow streets and local heritage.

The surrounding area offers a mix of walks and visits. Carcès village is 3.2 km away, while Vins-sur-Caramy is 2.6 km away; Château de Vins, 2.7 km away, adds a heritage stop to the route. The Grand Baou Falls, 4.7 km away, are a destination for a walk in nature. For a visit to religious architecture, Thoronet Abbey is another local excursion. Brignoles, with the Palace of the Counts of Provence and Saint-Sauveur Church, rounds out the cultural outings. A car makes it easier to travel between these scattered sites.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for hiking and exploring the villages, with temperatures often milder than on summer days. In summer, you can alternate morning walks with breaks by the water, keeping the heat of the hinterland in mind. A day might combine discovering Carcès, a walk to the waterfalls and a visit to a château or abbey. Country roads cross vineyard and woodland scenery; they are also suitable for cycling, provided you choose a route that matches the terrain.