Hôtel particulier des Jasmins

The five rooms accommodate up to two people and each has a private bathroom and a TV. They measure 12, 20 or 30 m². The Double Rooms with Street View overlook the mountains and village, while those facing the garden combine this outlook with greener surroundings. One room has an extra-large bed and another has two single beds.

Facilities and layouts vary from room to room. Some bathrooms have a bath, others a shower or both. Several rooms have a fireplace, including the Double Room with Street View and the Twin Room. The Garden View rooms stand out for their outlook over the green spaces and surrounding hills; the largest measures 30 m². Bed linen, towels and a hairdryer are provided in the rooms. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

The shared spaces include a garden, terrace and outdoor furniture, so you can enjoy the fresh air throughout the day. Indoors, facilities include tiled flooring, heating and a fan. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only, which is useful to know when planning your arrival with luggage.

The restaurant and bar are complemented by an on-site café; wine and champagne are also available. Continental breakfast is served at the hotel. The rooms have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi, available throughout the property. Depending on your room, you can enjoy views of the garden, mountains or village, as well as a bath or shower. The terrace and garden extend the relaxation areas outdoors. There is no parking on site. Check-in is between 18:00 and 20:00, and you must let the property know your expected arrival time in advance.

Le Bar-sur-Loup is an old village in the Alpes-Maritimes, set on the slopes of the Préalpes de Grasse. Its narrow streets, stone houses and château form a Provençal hillside setting, away from the busy seafront. Visitors come to explore a village on a human scale, enjoy the hills and mix outings to places of heritage, gardens and the coast. The landscape of the Grasse area sets the scene: hilltop villages alternate with wooded valleys and wide-open views.

In the village, Château des comtes de Grasse and Église Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur make for a walk through historic streets. Gourdon, another hilltop village known for its views over the Gorges du Loup and the coast, is 2.3 km away. In Grasse, museums and houses devoted to perfumery tell the story of a craft tradition that is still alive; the town is about 7 km away. Les Jardins du Loup offer an outing focused on the region’s plants and landscapes. Grasse station, 7 km away, connects the area with other towns on the French Riviera. A car is useful for exploring the surrounding area and reaching the beaches.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks through the villages and hills, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, you can spend the morning in Grasse or Gourdon, then seek the cooler air of the valleys before heading to the coast. The Gorges du Loup attract visitors interested in scenery and outdoor activities; exploring them goes well with a visit to nearby villages. A day can combine medieval heritage, perfume houses and views of the Mediterranean without leaving the Grasse hinterland.