Domaine Rabiega - Vineyard and Boutique hotel

The four room types range from the Small Single Room to the Deluxe Suite, with two 22 m² Double Rooms among the options. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and garden views. The Double Rooms accommodate up to two people and have a large double bed. The more compact Small Single Room, at 12 m², is suitable for one person and has a double bed.

A terrace sets one of the Double Rooms and the Deluxe Suite apart. The latter, at 43 m², has a separate bedroom, a lounge and a bathroom with a shower and bath. It also has a terrace with garden views. Bathrooms include a hairdryer and bathrobes, among other amenities. Facilities vary by room type: the suite combines a separate living area with a bath, while the Double Rooms have a simpler layout.

Domaine Rabiega has a garden, outdoor furniture and several terrace areas, including a sun terrace. The outdoor swimming pool is equipped with sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels; there is also a bar in the pool area. The restaurant, bar and snack bar offer different places to eat or have a drink. The estate serves wine and champagne.

Free private parking is available on site, including accessible parking. Facilities include accessible features, toilets with grab rails and free Wi-Fi in the rooms. Pets are allowed on request, with a possible surcharge; bowls are provided. Daily housekeeping, concierge services and luggage storage complete the facilities. Board games and puzzles are available, as well as a safe and non-smoking areas.

Draguignan is a Provençal town inland in the Var, surrounded by hills, vineyards and villages. Its centre brings together old streets, squares and museums dedicated to local history. The town offers a different base from the coastal resorts: you can discover the inland landscapes, Provençal markets and roads that pass through vineyard estates. Domaine Rabiega is in a rural setting, away from the central streets.

The village of Flayosc, 2.6 km away, invites you to explore its narrow streets and discover its Provençal heritage. Château Roubine, 2.7 km away, is part of the Var’s vineyard landscape. Sauveclare Waterfall, 2.9 km away, offers an outing in a natural setting. In Draguignan, the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions displays collections related to regional life and traditional skills; the Porte de Rome bears witness to the town’s history. Les Arcs–Draguignan railway station is 8 km away, while Toulon-Hyères Airport is 50 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the town, villages and estates.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks in the inland countryside and visits to wine cellars; the grape harvest usually takes place in September and October. In summer, the heat makes it best to plan visits early in the day, then enjoy the swimming pool during the hottest hours. You can spend a day visiting Draguignan centre, stopping at a vineyard estate and taking a walk in Flayosc. The Mediterranean coast also makes a day trip possible, while the country roads reveal a more inland Provence.