La Chambre à Tourtour

La Chambre à Tourtour offers a 15 m² Double Room for two people. This room is suitable for solo travellers or couples and has a private bathroom with a shower. Its mountain views set it apart, looking out over the hills around Tourtour. A flat-screen TV completes the relaxation space.

An electric kettle, kitchenware and a refrigerator are also available in the room. You will find a wardrobe, bed linen and towels, as well as a hairdryer in the bathroom. The room has one double bed. These facilities bring together the essentials for resting, storing your belongings and preparing a hot drink, all in one room. The layout is simple, with the facilities arranged around the bed and bathroom.

The room has a private bathroom, a shower and a toilet. Toilet paper, towels and bed linen are provided for your stay. A hairdryer completes the bathroom facilities. In the main room, a wardrobe or clothes rack provides space for your clothes, while heating is available for cooler periods.

The mountain views look out over the surrounding hills. The room has a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator, an electric kettle and kitchenware. The tea and coffee maker lets you prepare a drink on site. Pets are allowed at no extra charge. The property has neither parking nor an internet connection. Smoking is not permitted in the room or anywhere on the property.

Tourtour is a hilltop village in the Haut-Var, with narrow lanes and old houses around its squares. Views open out over the Provençal hills and the landscapes of the Var hinterland. The village is well suited to exploring on foot, among stone façades, small squares and historic buildings. It suits travellers who want to visit a Provençal village rather than stay in a lively seaside resort.

The village of Tourtour is 40 m away. The Vieux Château, a reminder of the village’s history, is 70 m away, while the troglodyte caves of Villecroze offer a visit to a developed natural site. Villecroze-les-Grottes is 2.3 km away; its park and waterfalls make for another outing. The village’s chapels and buildings can be discovered along its lanes. Verdon Regional Natural Park also offers opportunities to explore the landscapes and villages in this part of Provence.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks through the villages and excursions into the hinterland. In summer, the hot days make it worth planning visits for early morning and setting aside time for the shaded lanes. You can combine a walk around Tourtour with a visit to the Villecroze caves and an excursion to the landscapes of the Verdon. Country roads connect the villages and wine estates in the area; a car makes it easier to explore beyond the village.