Hôtel de la Poste Piscine

Hôtel de la Poste Piscine offers three categories of double rooms, each designed for two people. They measure 15 to 18 m² and all have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The rooms offer views of the pool and mountains, and all include a minibar.

The Classic Double Room has a balcony, as does the Superior Double Room, which also stands out for its large double bed. The Ground-Floor Double Room is the only one of the three with a terrace and is located at garden level. Depending on the category, beds are available as single beds or a double bed. The ground-floor rooms and the rooms with balconies overlook the pool, with open views of the mountainous landscape.

The outdoor areas include a sun terrace, garden furniture and a garden, with sun loungers and parasols. The restaurant, bar and on-site café offer several options for a break or a meal. Children's menus are available, and breakfast can be served in your room. Wine and champagne are also available.

In the rooms, you will find air conditioning, a fan, heating and ironing facilities. Bathrooms have a shower or bath, towels, bed linen and free toiletries. A flat-screen TV, telephone and streaming service complete the media facilities. The hotel also has a lift, family rooms and connecting rooms. Daily housekeeping, luggage storage, a wake-up service and concierge service are available. Free private parking must be booked in advance.

Peymeinade is a town in the Grasse hinterland, between the Provençal hills and the first foothills of the Prealps. The landscape alternates between residential areas, gardens and roads climbing towards hilltop villages. The atmosphere is quieter than on the coast, while nearby Grasse adds an urban and cultural dimension. This part of Alpes-Maritimes appeals to travellers who want to combine visits connected with the perfume industry, walks through villages and trips to the coast.

Grasse, about 5 km away, is known for its perfume houses and olfactory history. The International Perfume Museum traces the uses and production of perfume, while Fragonard perfume houses offer an introduction to this craft. In the old town, Notre-Dame-du-Puy Cathedral and the sloping lanes give you a sense of the local heritage. Cabris and Spéracèdes, villages in the neighbouring hills, have old lanes and open views of the surrounding area. Cannes is a 25-minute drive away, for a walk along the Croisette or a day by the sea.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore Grasse and the villages on foot, with milder temperatures than on summer days. In summer, you can split the day between a visit to the perfume houses, a break by the pool and an outing to the coast. A car makes it easier to travel between towns and beaches; Grasse railway station also connects the town with the region. For a day without a long journey, spend the morning at the museum and in the old streets, then head into the hills to enjoy the scenery in the late afternoon.