La Bergerie Du Moulin - Espace sans enfants

The accommodation comprises three double rooms, a room with a garden view and a suite. All are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Room sizes vary by category: the Standard Queen Room measures 11 m², while the suite offers 35 m². The double rooms overlook the inner courtyard; the Superior category stands out for its bathtub, in addition to the shower. The suite has two double beds and can accommodate several guests.

The Double Room with Garden View has a balcony and terrace, with views of the garden and pool. Its four-poster bed sets it apart from the other double rooms. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bathtub, depending on the category, as well as a hairdryer. A minibar is among the in-room amenities. The descriptions make it easy to choose between a room overlooking the courtyard, a suite or a room facing the outdoor areas.

La Bergerie Du Moulin brings together several places to unwind around its garden: a heated outdoor pool, a private pool, a hot tub and a sauna. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are also provided. The sun terrace and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the landscaped areas, while the shared lounge offers a place to relax indoors.

Breakfast is available on site, with a café, a bar and fruit among the dining options. Guests have access to free private indoor parking. Free Wi-Fi is available in the common areas. The guest house also offers an airport shuttle, bicycle hire, cooking classes and themed dinners. Reserved for adults, it also has luggage storage, board games and a laundry service. Pets may be allowed on request.

Taradeau is a village in the Var surrounded by vineyards, hills and small Provençal roads. The landscape alternates between residential areas, wine estates and wooded areas. The setting suits travellers who want to explore the Var hinterland without staying in a large city or on the seafront. You can take your time discovering the village lanes and surrounding scenery, while the wine estates offer another way to explore the region’s wine culture.

The Tour de Taradelle, a local historical landmark, is 800 m away. Several wine estates are accessible by car, including Château de Saint Martin at 1.6 km and Château d’Astros at 2.8 km. Those looking for outdoor activities can reach Provence Aventure Vidauban, 2.5 km away. Vidauban railway station, 3 km away, serves the region; Les Arcs-Draguignan station is another option for rail travel. A car makes it easier to visit the villages and vineyards scattered across the countryside.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks and visits to wine estates, with temperatures generally milder than in midsummer. In September and October, the grape harvest brings a particular character to the Var’s vineyard landscapes. In summer, the pool offers a chance to take a break after excursions, and you can plan your days around discovering local heritage and wine tasting at the estates. For a longer outing, the villages and scenery of the hinterland offer varied routes to suit the season and the heat.