Château de Taradel

The rooms at Château de Taradel include double rooms, several superior categories, a family room, suites and a studio. The eight types presented here range in size from 20 to 85 m². Every category has air conditioning, and several rooms have a private bathroom, flat-screen TV and views of the garden or inner courtyard.

The double rooms differ in size, views and facilities: one overlooks the courtyard, while others open onto the garden or include a bathtub. The suites offer more space, with a seating area, one or two separate bedrooms depending on the category, and sometimes a balcony. The family room has a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace with a barbecue; the studio has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Depending on the room type, they accommodate between two and eight people.

Château de Taradel brings together relaxation areas and activities to enjoy on site. The garden, terraces and picnic area offer several places to sit outside. You can also play billiards or table tennis, or enjoy the games room. The outdoor swimming pool is equipped with sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels.

The fitness centre, hot tub and spa areas complement the wellness facilities; massages and beauty treatments are also available. The restaurant serves French cuisine, with children’s menus and menus for special diets on request. Breakfast is served as a continental breakfast or buffet. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms, and private parking on site is free. Luggage storage, concierge service and daily housekeeping are also among the services offered.

Taradeau is a village in the Var, set in the Provençal landscape of Dracénie, among hills, wine estates and inland towns. Life here follows the pace of a rural community, with country roads and neighbouring villages to explore by car. It suits travellers who want to visit wineries, explore the surroundings and return to a less urban setting after a day of sightseeing.

The Tour de Taradelle is one of the village’s heritage landmarks. Wine estates dot the surrounding area, including Château de Saint Martin and Château d’Astros, where you can discover the Provençal wine-growing landscape. Vidauban and Les Arcs offer further options for outings; Vidauban station is 2.6 km away, and Les Arcs–Draguignan station is 4.9 km away. The Maison des Sapeurs-Pompiers du Var and the leisure facilities of Dracénie offer other ideas for visits, particularly for families.

Spring and the shoulder season are good times to explore the countryside and wine estates at a relaxed pace. In summer, sunny days are ideal for a break by the pool and outings in the late afternoon, when the heat eases. You can spend a day discovering a village and visiting a winery, then finish with a meal at the hotel restaurant. A car makes it easier to travel between rural attractions, estates and neighbouring towns.