Hôtel du Clos

Hôtel du Clos offers Bergerie and Bastide rooms, as well as a Junior Suite with Terrace and a Quadruple Room. They accommodate two to four people. Depending on the layout, beds include a very large double bed, a large double bed, a single bed or a sofa bed; some rooms combine several sleeping options. All are air-conditioned and have a TV. Several have a private bathroom, patio or terrace, with views of the garden or pool.

The Bergerie Junior Suite with Terrace measures 33 m² and has a very large double bed and a sofa bed. The Quadruple Room with Terrace measures 29 m² and combines a large double bed with a sofa bed, with views of the garden and pool. Other rooms also have a terrace or patio, a minibar and a garden view. The layouts suit couples as well as family or friends’ getaways.

Hôtel du Clos provides free private parking and free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The outdoor swimming pool has sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels. The garden includes a terrace and outdoor furniture; walking tours and bicycle hire are also among the activities on offer. Massages and a solarium add to the leisure facilities.

The restaurant serves children’s meals and can cater for special dietary requirements. A café, bar and in-room breakfast offer different dining options on site; fruit and wine or champagne are also available. Room service, luggage storage and daily housekeeping provide practical amenities. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge, and pet bowls are provided. Several facilities improve access for guests with reduced mobility, including a low-height washbasin, raised toilet and grab rails.

Le Rouret is a village in the hinterland of Alpes-Maritimes, between olive-covered hills and the higher ground behind the French Riviera. Its centre brings together narrow streets, a church and local shops; the Marché des Collines adds a local stop to a stroll. The atmosphere is more village-like than seaside, with country roads and hiking routes around neighbouring communes.

In Grasse, 6 km away, perfume museums and perfume houses tell the story of an activity emblematic of the town. The International Perfume Museum and the Fragonard Perfume Museum offer an insight into raw materials and production techniques. Opio and Châteauneuf-Grasse are good for walks through hinterland villages, while the Sinodon Departmental Nature Park has trails through Mediterranean landscapes. Cannes, 14 km away, provides access to the coast, its beaches and the Promenade de la Croisette; Nice is 21 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between these villages, Grasse’s sights and the coast. Mouans-Sartoux station is 6 km away and Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 16 km away.

Spring and autumn are well suited to village visits and hikes, when temperatures are milder. In summer, you can combine a morning in the hinterland with an afternoon on the coast, bearing in mind that the beaches can be busy. A day in Grasse can include a visit to a perfume museum and a walk through the old town, before returning to Le Rouret to enjoy the garden and pool.