La Cordeline

The accommodation at La Cordeline comprises a suite with a separate bedroom and two double rooms. All three room types have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. They also have a seating area, ideal for taking a break after a walk around Brignoles. Views vary by room: the suite overlooks the garden, while both double rooms face the town.

The suite is the largest option at 35 m² and can accommodate up to four people thanks to its separate living room and sofa bed. The Deluxe Double Room with Shower measures 25 m² and has a double bed and a single bed. The other double room measures 22 m² and has two double beds. It can accommodate up to four people. The rooms are on the upper floors, which are accessible by stairs only.

La Cordeline offers shared spaces that add to the comfort of the rooms. You can get some fresh air in the garden or on the terrace, which has outdoor furniture and a dining area. The sun terrace is a place to take a break throughout the day. The shared lounge has a TV area, and access to the executive lounge is also available.

A bar, an on-site café, and a kettle or coffee machine are available for enjoying a drink. Fruit, wine and champagne are among the food and drink options. Breakfast is available. The guest house has free Wi-Fi throughout and air conditioning. The rooms have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Free public parking is available nearby, with no reservations possible; an electric vehicle charging station is also available. Pets are allowed on request, and a supplement may apply.

Brignoles is a town in the Var, in Provence, whose old town features narrow streets, stone façades and traces of its past as a county seat. La Cordeline is on rue des Cordeliers, in this urban setting where you can explore the squares and monuments of the centre on foot. The town suits travellers looking to combine Provençal heritage, markets and excursions into the hinterland, without staying at a seaside resort.

The Palais des Comtes de Provence and Saint-Sauveur Church can be visited on a walk through the centre. The Musée des Comtes de Provence offers insight into local history, while Jardin Suau provides a green space. A few kilometres away, the Abbaye de La Celle is a remarkable medieval complex linked to the history of Provence. The Coteaux Varois en Provence estates also offer the chance to discover wines from the hinterland. Brignoles bus station makes coach travel easy; a car is useful for exploring the surrounding villages and landscapes. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 49 km from the town.

Spring and autumn are good times to visit the heritage sites and walk through the villages of the Var, with temperatures often milder than in midsummer. In summer, you can combine excursions with a break in the shaded areas of the centre or a trip to the Mediterranean coast. You could start the day by exploring Brignoles’ lanes and monuments, continue with a visit to the abbey and the wine-growing landscapes, then finish on the guest house terrace or in the garden.