Château de la Pascalette

The five rooms are designed for two people and have a private bathroom and air conditioning. They measure from 22 to 36 m² and include an electric kettle, toiletries, a hairdryer and bathrobes. The beds are double beds, including several extra-large double beds. Depending on the room, the window overlooks the garden, the sea or both.

Two rooms stand out for their spa baths: the Deluxe Double Room - Sea View and the Family Room - Sea View. The first combines sea and garden views across 27 m²; the second measures 36 m² and overlooks the sea. The Double Room - Sea View also offers 36 m², while the two garden-view rooms measure 24 and 22 m². Each room category has its own combination of size and view.

The garden, terrace and outdoor furniture make up Château de la Pascalette’s outdoor spaces. The sun terrace is a place to sit outside, while the shared lounge provides an indoor communal area. You can explore the surrounding area by bike or on foot. Air conditioning and heating are available, and family rooms and non-smoking rooms are offered.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Free private parking is on site and does not require advance reservation. The accommodation includes a hospitality tray with a kettle and a tea or coffee maker. Breakfast is served on site, with continental, vegetarian, gluten-free and à la carte options. The private bathrooms include free toiletries, bathrobes and a hairdryer. The terrace, garden and shared lounge provide several separate spaces to relax at the property.

La Londe-les-Maures stretches between the Var coastline and the wooded hills of the Massif des Maures. The town combines beaches, vineyards and residential areas, with a distinctly Mediterranean feel marked by pine trees, olive trees and roads running through wine estates. The seafront draws swimmers and walkers along the coast; inland, you can go cycling and walk among the vineyards. Les Salins, a neighbourhood facing the coast, offers another view of this stretch of the Var.

Several beaches are nearby, including Vieux Salins Naturist Beach and Miramar Beach. The wine-growing area includes Château le Bastidon and Château Sainte-Marguerite, where you can explore the Var’s vineyard landscapes. Fort de Mauvanne and Château du Galoupet add heritage and wine-related points of interest to outings in the region. Hyères, with its railway station, is a useful rail connection; Toulon-Hyères Airport is 5 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the beaches, wine estates and neighbouring towns.

Spring and the shoulder season are well suited to visiting vineyards and going for walks, when temperatures are milder. In summer, you can easily plan your day around a morning swim, lunch in the coastal area and a late-afternoon walk. Local markets offer a chance to discover regional produce, while the trails of the Massif des Maures provide a shady alternative during the hottest hours. For a varied day out, visit a beach in the morning and walk among the vineyards before sunset.