La Cachette du Comte

The five accommodation options at La Cachette du Comte comprise a room with a king-size bed, a room with a queen-size bed, two suites and a studio. They range in size from 15 to 65 m². All have a private bathroom; amenities include toiletries, a hairdryer and a kettle or coffee machine, depending on the accommodation. Some rooms have a sofa and a seating area, while the King-Size Bed Suite has a bath.

The Family Suite combines a large double bed and a sofa bed. The studio, the largest accommodation option, stands out for its terrace, air conditioning and views of the garden and town. The rooms are accessed by stairs. Beds and floor areas vary by category, so you can choose between a compact double room, a suite with a seating area or a studio with private outdoor space.

The amenities at La Cachette du Comte combine practical facilities with outdoor activities. Free Wi-Fi is available, and free public parking is nearby. An electric vehicle charging point is available in the vicinity of the parking area. The accommodation includes a kettle or coffee machine, while bed linen, towels and toiletries are provided in the bathrooms.

On site, you will find luggage storage, a tour desk and laundry facilities. Bicycle hire, cycling tours, hiking, horse riding and canoeing offer ways to explore the surrounding landscapes. Other activities and facilities include a tennis court, fishing, cooking classes, temporary art galleries and a children's playground. Board games and puzzles are available for indoor downtime.

Montfort-sur-Argens is a Provençal village in the Provence Verte, set among hills, vineyards and small towns. Its old lanes and stone houses give the centre a peaceful atmosphere, away from the big cities. The village suits travellers who enjoy exploring heritage on foot and driving between villages, wine estates and natural landscapes.

The Château des Templiers is 100 m from the property; this former fortification overlooks the village lanes. The Église de la Purification, 80 m away, adds to a stroll around the centre. For an outing in nature, the Grand Baou waterfalls are 2.9 km away. Nearby Correns, a village known for its vineyard landscapes, is 3.6 km away. The Abbaye du Thoronet, a remarkable stone-built Cistercian abbey, makes for a heritage excursion 11 km away. Brignoles railway station provides access to the region; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and local attractions.

Sunny days are well suited to walks, cycling and trips to the waterfalls, while the cooler months are a good time to visit villages and monuments. In summer, plan outdoor activities for early in the day and leave time to explore the lanes at your own pace. The wine estates of the Provence Verte also offer another way to discover the landscape, particularly during the grape harvest in September and October.