Hôtes'Antic Provence

The two rooms at Hôtes'Antic Provence accommodate up to two people and each have a private bathroom, a kitchenette and a terrace. Air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing are among their shared features. The kitchenettes include a refrigerator, a microwave and a coffee machine, allowing you to prepare a drink or a light meal on site.

The Superior Queen Room measures 22 m² and overlooks the garden and mountains. Its bathroom has a bathtub. The Superior Double or Twin Room is larger, at 28 m², and has a terrace overlooking the garden and a walk-in shower. It can be set up with either one extra-large double bed or two single beds. Both rooms offer private outdoor space, but differ in size, bed configuration and bathroom.

Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation, and a charging point is provided for electric vehicles. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and a dining area, as well as a picnic area. You can relax there between outings or take some time to read in peace.

Room amenities include a kitchenette, a coffee machine, a kettle, a refrigerator and a microwave. A flat-screen TV adds to the facilities for relaxing. The area is suitable for walks, hiking and cycling; badminton equipment is also available. Full-body, back, hand, foot, head and neck massages are offered, as well as couples' massages. The property is for adults only.

Lorgues is a Provençal village in the Var, surrounded by hills, vineyards and wine estates. Its old streets, medieval gates and squares give it the feel of a lively market town, with local life best discovered by strolling through the centre. The surrounding countryside attracts visitors looking for walks, rural scenery and tastings at local producers. The property is in a quieter setting than the central streets, while remaining connected to village life.

Lorgues centre is 1.8 km away; notable sights include Porte Sarrasine and Porte Tré-Barri, remnants of the old fortifications. The surrounding wine estates offer another way to discover the Var's local produce. Thoronet Abbey, a remarkable 12th-century Cistercian abbey, is 9 km away and worth visiting for its austere architecture and acoustics. For train travel, Vidauban and Les Arcs–Draguignan stations are 7 km and 9 km away respectively; a car makes it easier to visit villages and rural attractions.

Spring and autumn are well suited to visiting villages and walking among the vineyards, while summer is a good time to enjoy the pool and terraces, with walks best planned for the cooler hours. In September and October, the grape harvest brings a distinctive atmosphere to the vineyard scenery. You can spend a day exploring Lorgues, visiting a wine estate and taking a trip to Thoronet. The village markets and squares are also places to take in the local pace of life before setting off again along the Var's country roads.