Domaine Les Mûriers

Each of the five rooms sleeps two and has a private bathroom, a terrace and garden views. They range in size from 20 to 35 m². Their names indicate different styles: Deluxe Double Room with Bathtub, King Room - Disability Access, Double Room, Deluxe Room and Standard Double Room. The first is the largest and includes a bathtub. The accessible room is on the ground floor and has a large double bed. The Double Room has two single beds, while the other rooms have a large double bed.

The rooms also have a seating area and a dining area. Depending on the room, the bathroom has a bathtub, a shower or both; a hairdryer and bed linen are also provided. Terraces and garden views are a feature of all the rooms, with outdoor furniture for enjoying the surrounding spaces. The rooms on the upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

The seasonal outdoor swimming pool and garden make spending time outdoors a key part of the stay. You can relax on the terrace, use the barbecue facilities or enjoy the outdoor furniture and dining area. A picnic area completes these spaces. The restaurant serves meals on site, and wine or champagne is also available. The shared lounge provides a communal indoor space, while the rooms have a seating area and a dining area.

Activities available nearby include walking tours, hiking, horse riding and canoeing. Badminton equipment is also available, and a golf course is less than 3 km away. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property, and free private parking is available on site, with spaces adapted for guests with reduced mobility. Facilities also include heating, a fan and features for guests with reduced mobility.

Brignoles is in Provence Verte, in the Var hinterland. This Provençal town combines an old town, shaded squares and traces of its medieval history. The surrounding hills and villages give the region a rural pace, with walks, heritage and garrigue landscapes. It is an area suited to travellers who want to explore the Var hinterland rather than stay on the coast.

In the centre of Brignoles, the Palais des Comtes de Provence recalls the town’s past, and Église Saint-Sauveur is another local landmark. Jardin Suau offers a place to stroll in town. Outside Brignoles, Abbaye de La Celle lets you discover a Provençal monastic complex, while Abbaye du Thoronet is one of the Var’s major Cistercian sites. Golf de Barbaroux offers another activity in the surrounding countryside. A car makes it easier to visit villages and sites spread across this area. Brignoles railway station is 4.5 km away; Toulon-Hyères Airport is 33 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking the trails and visiting villages without the summer heat. In summer, plan walks for early morning or late afternoon, then spend the hottest hours by the pool or visiting historic sites. A day can combine a stroll around Brignoles’ old town with a visit to the landscapes of Provence Verte. The markets and town-centre squares also offer a taste of local life before you head to the abbeys or the hills of the Var.