La Bégude Du Pascouren

The rooms and accommodation at La Bégude Du Pascouren comprise two double rooms, two suites with a terrace and a detached villa with a private swimming pool. The double rooms, measuring 15 and 20 m², overlook the garden and mountains and each have a south-facing terrace. They are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom. Both suites accommodate up to four people and have a lounge area and a kitchen or kitchenette.

The 65 m² suite has a kitchen and a spacious lounge; the 40 m² suite has a kitchenette and a more compact layout. The villa is the largest unit, at 100 m², and has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen and a private swimming pool. The double rooms have a large double bed; the suites also have a sofa bed. A coffee machine and a terrace are among the amenities in the different room categories.

La Bégude Du Pascouren offers several spaces to enjoy your time in Fayence. The heated outdoor swimming pool has a shallow end and is accompanied by sun loungers, parasols and a fence. The garden and terraces, including a sun terrace, offer different places to relax outdoors. Outdoor furniture and a dining area complete these spaces.

The on-site café, bar and tea/coffee maker let you enjoy a drink at the property; fruit and wine or champagne are also available. Activities listed among the facilities include hiking, cycling, walking tours, horse riding, canoeing, kayaking and diving. Concerts, shows and tours or classes about local culture are also among the options. Guests have access to free indoor parking with spaces for guests with reduced mobility, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout the property.

Fayence is a hilltop village in the Pays de Fayence, in the Var hinterland. Its lanes climb towards the old town, where stone façades, narrow passageways and small squares invite you to take your time and wander. The surrounding countryside alternates between wooded hills, wine estates and small Provençal roads. This part of the Var suits travellers who prefer villages and outdoor activities to urban walks or days spent exclusively on the coast.

In Fayence, the Porte de la Ville and the Tour de l'Horloge offer a glimpse of the village’s heritage; the Éco-musée du Pays de Fayence presents local history and traditional crafts. Seillans and Tourrettes, two neighbouring hilltop villages, can be explored by wandering through their lanes and squares. The Domaine de la Grande Bastide offers another way to experience the local landscape, among the vineyards. A car is useful for travelling between the villages and sites in the hinterland; Nice Airport is 42 km away.

You can spend your days alternating between visits to a village, a stop at a wine estate and walks along the hill paths. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for walks; in summer, setting out early lets you enjoy the lanes and paths before the hottest part of the day. Fayence is also a possible stop on the way to the Var coast or to explore the landscapes around Lake Saint-Cassien. Markets and village festivals offer a glimpse of local life, while terraces and small squares provide a place to pause when you return from your outings.