La Bastide Des Selves

The five rooms at La Bastide Des Selves each have a distinctive name and accommodate two or three people. They measure 23 to 29 m² and all have a private bathroom, air conditioning and an equipped kitchen. Facilities include a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. Each room has a large double bed.

Views vary by room: the garden, pool or mountains. Several rooms have a balcony, while the terraces and patios provide private outdoor space. The Zen Triple Room is the largest, at 29 m², with a terrace overlooking the garden. The Baroque Double Room stands out for its tiled or marble floor and cannot accommodate an extra bed. The triple rooms are designed for three people, while the double rooms are for two.

The outdoor swimming pool and garden are the main places to relax at La Bastide Des Selves. Sun loungers and parasols let you enjoy the sunshine, while the patio, terrace and outdoor furniture provide several places to sit. A picnic area and outdoor dining area complete the facilities, along with barbecue facilities. Massages are available for a relaxing break.

Activities include table tennis, walking and cycling; bicycle hire is also available. Children have a playground and outdoor play equipment. The on-site café, wine and champagne provide options for a break. Private parking is free, and free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Room facilities include a kitchen with an oven, hob, fridge and microwave, as well as a coffee machine and kettle.

Draguignan lies in the Var countryside, in a Provence of hills, vineyards and old villages. The town is a lively centre from which to explore this landscape, with shopping streets, squares and gardens offering a glimpse of local life. Around La Bastide Des Selves, the setting is more rural: wine estates and country lanes invite you to take your time, while Flayosc makes for an outing to a neighbouring Provençal village. This property suits travellers looking to combine town visits, swimming and trips into the Var countryside.

In Draguignan, the Hôtel départemental des expositions du Var and the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire offer cultural visits. Parc Haussmann provides a place to walk in town, and Porte de Rome recalls Draguignan’s past. Wine estates, including Château Roubine, offer a chance to discover the region’s landscapes and wines. For longer journeys, Les Arcs-Draguignan railway station is 8 km away; Draguignan bus station is also in town. A car is useful for exploring villages and vineyards scattered across the countryside.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks and visits to wine estates, with temperatures often milder than in high summer. In September and October, the grape harvest shapes the wine-growing season; it is better to plan stops focused on the landscape and villages rather than an overly packed itinerary. In summer, the pool offers a break after a day of exploring, and the Mediterranean coast can be added as a day trip. A walk around Draguignan followed by an outing to Flayosc or the vineyards offers a change of scene without leaving the Var.