L'Eveil en Provence

All rooms at L'Eveil en Provence have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Several have a terrace overlooking the garden and swimming pool; the Twin Room overlooks the garden. The two 20 m² Double Rooms and the 21 m² Double Room each accommodate two people.

The Family Studio stands out for its 90 m² of space and capacity for six people. It has a kitchen, a dishwasher, a balcony and a terrace, with views of the garden and swimming pool. This layout suits families or small groups looking for more living space. The 20 m² Twin Room overlooks the garden, while the Double Rooms also offer views of the swimming pool. The studio has two single beds, a sofa bed and a large double bed.

The heated outdoor swimming pool has a shallow end, sun loungers, parasols and a fence. The garden and furnished terraces offer several places to sit outside, have a meal or enjoy a picnic. Barbecue facilities are also available. Guests can also enjoy the bowling alley, badminton equipment, darts and table tennis.

There is a café on site, and a buffet breakfast with options for children is available. The accommodation includes a tray with a kettle and a teapot or coffee machine. The shared lounge has a TV area. Free Wi-Fi reaches speeds of 397 Mb/s and is suitable for video streaming and video calls on multiple devices. Free private parking is available on site. Rooms include a private bathroom, a hairdryer and a flat-screen TV with streaming services.

Entrecasteaux is a Provençal village in the Var, surrounded by hills, vineyards and rural landscapes. Its narrow streets lead to the château overlooking the village houses and rooftops. Life here moves at the pace of a village in the hinterland, away from the large coastal resorts: visitors come for the heritage, walks and excursions among villages and wine estates. A car makes it easier to get around this hilly countryside.

The Château d'Entrecasteaux is the village's most notable attraction, with its architecture and gardens. The narrow streets and squares offer the chance to extend your walk on foot. In Carcès, the old village and the area around the lake provide another setting for an outing. Thoronet Abbey, a remarkable example of Cistercian architecture, can be visited in the surrounding countryside; the Caramy waterfalls make another stop in nature. Nearby wine estates offer a chance to discover wines from the Var. Further north, the Verdon Regional Natural Park offers walking routes and gorge scenery.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for visiting villages and walking in the hills, with milder temperatures than in summer. In summer, plan outdoor activities for early morning or late afternoon, and leave time for the swimming pool. A day can combine a visit to the château, lunch in the village and a walk through the surrounding countryside. In September and October, the grape harvest offers an additional reason to explore the area's wine estates. For a longer excursion, Thoronet Abbey and the landscapes of the Verdon make a good day out by car.