Cocon au pied de la sainte-baume

Cocon au pied de la sainte-baume offers a double room with a private bathroom, designed for two people. Measuring 30 m², it has a double bed, air conditioning and a seating area. Its private terrace and garden view set it apart from standard rooms without outdoor space. The bathroom has a shower or bath, as well as a hairdryer and free toiletries.

The room also has a private entrance and a flat-screen TV. For preparing a drink or a simple meal, you will find a coffee machine, a kettle, a microwave, a fridge and kitchenware. A dining table completes the space. The facilities bring together a place to relax and useful amenities for eating in or enjoying the terrace. The bed is a large double bed.

The terrace and garden provide outdoor spaces where you can take a break or enjoy a quiet moment. Leisure facilities include badminton equipment, a table tennis table and outdoor play equipment for children. Board games, puzzles, and books or DVDs for children are also available. The private hot tub provides an additional place to unwind.

Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing contribute to the room's comfort. Free private parking, accessible to guests with reduced mobility, is nearby. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. For meals and drinks, the guest house provides a tea-making or coffee-making facility; the room also has a fridge, microwave, kettle and kitchenware. Table tennis, badminton, cycling and fishing are among the activities available in the surrounding area.

Mazaugues is a village in inland Var, amid the Provençal landscape of Sainte-Baume. Its houses and hills create a rural setting, away from the coastal resorts. The area suits travellers drawn to walks, country lanes and heritage sites. Outings take in the villages, wooded hills and natural spaces that characterise this part of Provence Verte.

The Caramy Gorges offer walking routes through a landscape of rock formations and flowing water. The viewpoints at Sauts du Cabri look out over the surrounding terrain, while the area's caves reflect the limestone nature of the massif. In Mazaugues, the ruined castle and Saint-Christophe Church offer a glimpse of local history. La Celle Abbey, near Brignoles, is another heritage site to visit, with its medieval architecture and former cloister. Brignoles is 11 km away and serves as a convenient reference point for local services and regional roads.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walking in the area, with temperatures often milder than in summer. In summer, it is best to plan walks for early morning and leave time for breaks in the shade. A day can combine an outing in the gorges, a visit to a nearby village and a stop in Brignoles. A car makes it easier to explore the surrounding hills and villages; the small roads are part of discovering inland Var.