Domaine de la Xavolière

Each room at Domaine de la Xavolière sleeps two and has a private bathroom, a TV and a terrace with garden views. Four rooms measure 20 m²; the Double Room with Pool View measures 30 m² and stands out for its view of the pool and its coffee machine. The beds are double beds, with an extra-large double bed in this room and in the Deluxe Double Rooms.

The Double Rooms with Garden View have a terrace facing the green spaces. The Deluxe Double Rooms also have this view and a private bathroom; one is on the ground floor. Facilities vary by room: some have a fridge, and the room with a pool view has a walk-in shower. All are set up for two guests.

The property provides free private parking and free Wi-Fi throughout. The garden has outdoor furniture, a terrace and a sunny area where you can sit outside. You can also borrow bicycles, join walking tours or go hiking nearby. Shared facilities include a table tennis table and a communal lounge with a TV.

The non-smoking rooms each have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a terrace. The shared kitchen includes a fridge; an on-site café and a bar are also available. Pets are welcome at no extra charge, and bowls are provided for them. Pool or beach towels, sun loungers and parasols are available for time by the water. Massages and an open-air bath are also among the wellness facilities.

Saint-Cézaire-sur-Siagne lies in the countryside around Grasse, among wooded hills, small roads and Provençal villages. The pace is more rural than on the coast: people come here to walk, enjoy the outdoor spaces and explore the hilltop villages of the Pays de Grasse. The landscape alternates between limestone terrain, pine forests and valleys, with open views of the Prealps from several places in the region.

The Saint-Cézaire Caves offer a chance to explore an underground network carved out of limestone, while the Préalpes d’Azur Regional Nature Park has hiking routes and mountain scenery. In Grasse, museums and perfume houses tell the story of a town shaped by fragrances and their production. Grasse railway station serves the regional rail network; a car is useful for reaching the villages and trails. Cannes and the coast offer a different atmosphere, with beaches, seafront walks and cultural outings.

For a day out nearby, you can start with a hike or a visit to the caves, then head to Grasse to explore its old town and perfume museums. The villages of Spéracèdes, Cabris and Le Tignet are well suited to a more leisurely stroll, with their streets and views across the hills. Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walks; in summer, plan outdoor activities for the morning and spend the hottest hours by the pool or visiting somewhere indoors. A trip to Cannes lets you end the day on the coast.