Hotel du Bosquet

Hotel du Bosquet offers Standard and Superior Double or Twin Rooms, a Triple Room and studios for two or three adults. The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Both double room categories let you choose between two single beds and one large double bed. The Superior category is more spacious than the Standard and offers views of the garden and pool.

The studios stand out for their kitchen facilities and outdoor space. The one for two adults has a kitchenette and patio, while the studio for three adults has a kitchen, balcony and terrace. Both offer a fridge and views of the garden or pool. The Triple Room sleeps three and overlooks the garden. Sizes range from 16 to 50 m²; the studio for three adults is the largest. Bed configurations vary by category.

The outdoor area is one of the hotel’s main features: a garden, sun terrace, outdoor furniture and picnic area invite you to enjoy the grounds. An outdoor swimming pool, sun loungers and parasols add to the spaces for relaxation. Families have access to a playground and outdoor play equipment for children; board games and puzzles are also available.

Activities include tennis and table tennis. Indoor parking is free and private, with spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Shared facilities include a lounge with a TV, air conditioning and heating. Daily housekeeping and room service provide practical support during your stay. There is a café on site, and breakfast can be served in your room. Private entrances to the rooms and express check-in make arrival and access to the hotel’s facilities easier.

Pégomas is a commune in Alpes-Maritimes, in the hinterland between Cannes and Grasse. The landscape ranges from residential neighbourhoods to the hills and valleys of the Siagne; the village retains a peaceful scale, while the coast and urban centres are accessible by car. This location suits travellers who want to discover different sides of the French Riviera without staying on a busy seafront.

Grasse is known for its history of perfumery: the International Perfume Museum and perfume houses offer a chance to explore this heritage. In Cannes, the Croisette runs alongside beaches and landmark hotels, while Le Suquet and the Musée de la Castre offer a walk through old lanes with views over the bay. The Château de Mouans-Sartoux and Espace de l'Art Concret provide another outing focused on heritage and contemporary art. The beaches of Mandelieu and Cannes offer access to seaside activities. Mouans-Sartoux station connects to the regional rail network; a car is handy for visiting different places.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for visiting Grasse, wandering through Cannes’ historic neighbourhoods and stopping by the water. In summer, the days are well suited to swimming and morning outings before the beaches get busy. A day might start with a visit focused on perfume, continue with lunch in central Cannes and end with a walk along the Croisette at sunset. The hills around Pégomas also offer a Provençal countryside setting between coastal excursions.