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The six room categories include double rooms, a single room, a twin room with garden view, and triple and quadruple rooms. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Some rooms have a balcony or terrace; several also have a patio. Views listed include the garden, swimming pool, mountains and lake.

Room sizes range from 16 to 23 m². The single room is designed for one person and has a single bed, while the double rooms accommodate two people. The triple and quadruple rooms suit families or groups of friends. Depending on the category, you will find a bath, a shower or both, as well as toiletries. Bed configurations vary, with single beds and extra-large double beds.

The hotel has a restaurant serving French, British and American dishes. Vegetarian, halal and vegan options can be prepared on request; children's menus and menus for specific dietary requirements are also available. Continental breakfast is served on site, with a takeaway option. The bar and café round out the dining options, while fruit and wine or champagne may also be available.

Outside, you will find a swimming pool, garden, sun terrace and picnic area. Facilities also include a children's playground and barbecue equipment. Private parking is free; valet parking and an electric vehicle charging station are available. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and an airport shuttle is available for an additional charge. Massages and beauty treatments are also available.

Villecroze is in the Haut-Var, amid the Provençal landscape of hills, vineyards and old villages. The village is known for its troglodytic caves, carved into the cliff, and its shaded areas. This Var countryside suits travellers who want to alternate visits to villages with walks in nature and wine discoveries, away from large urban centres. A car makes it easier to get between sights and neighbouring towns.

Vineyards dot the surrounding area, including Château Thuerry and Domaine Saint-Jean. The Villecroze troglodytic caves make for a distinctive visit, while Tourtour, perched on the heights, is a place to stroll through narrow streets and enjoy views over the countryside. Saint-Michel du Var Orthodox Monastery adds a heritage stop to a day in the area. For outdoor enthusiasts, the Verdon Regional Natural Park offers hiking trails and excursions to its gorges and plateau landscapes.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring the villages and trails, with temperatures often milder than on the hottest summer days. In summer, plan visits for the morning and save the hottest hours for a break by the pool or in the shade. You can combine a visit to the caves with lunch in the village and a trip to a vineyard; landscape lovers can then continue towards the Verdon. Markets and squares in neighbouring villages also offer a chance to sample Var produce and experience the pace of local life.