Hostellerie De L'abbaye De La Celle - Teritoria

The hotel offers double rooms, superior rooms, suites and junior suites, all designed for two people. Sizes range from 25 to 48 m². Air conditioning and a bath are among the amenities shared by several categories; the rooms and suites also have a flat-screen TV. The suite names include Lucréce, Perpetue, Etiennette and Garcende de Sabran.

The main differences are in the space and layout. The Lucréce Suite is the largest and overlooks the garden. The Perpetue Suite has a separate living room and a terrace. The Etiennette Junior Suite also combines a living room, bedroom and terrace, with a bath and shower. The Superior Room has a terrace, while the Garcende de Sabran Junior Suite offers 31 m². The Standard Double Room has a bath and air conditioning.

The restaurant serves cuisine inspired by Provençal traditions, with daily menus and à la carte dishes. You can also enjoy the bar, an on-site café and children's or special-diet menus on request. Breakfast includes continental, vegetarian and gluten-free options, as well as à la carte choices; room service is also available.

Outside, the garden and furnished terraces provide places to relax. Private parking is free and includes valet parking, accessible spaces and an electric vehicle charging point. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Facilities also include a tennis court, tennis equipment and bicycles for hire. Massages, beauty treatments and yoga classes complete the services on offer.

La Celle is a village in the Var, set amid hills and vineyards between Brignoles and the Sainte-Baume massif. The village retains a peaceful Provençal atmosphere, with narrow streets, old houses and a village square around which local life unfolds. Visitors interested in heritage and wine will appreciate this stop away from the major seaside resorts, while still in the Var hinterland.

La Celle Abbey, a Romanesque monument linked to the region's history, is a few dozen metres from the hotel. In Brignoles, the Palace of the Counts of Provence and Saint-Sauveur Church bear witness to the town's medieval past. You can also visit the Coteaux Varois wine estates and sample their wines, or head to Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume and its Gothic basilica. A car makes it easier to explore the surrounding villages, vineyards and hills; Toulon-Hyères Airport is 33 km away.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are pleasant for walking the trails and visiting villages without the summer crowds along the coast. In summer, plan outings for early morning or late afternoon, then take a break in the shade in the village. A day could combine a visit to the abbey, a tasting of local wines and an excursion to the basilica in Saint-Maximin. In September and October, the vineyards provide a backdrop to the Var grape harvest.