La Maison du Bonheur

La Maison du Bonheur has three rooms: one Triple Room with Pool View and two Double or Twin Rooms with Garden View. All are air-conditioned and share a bathroom. Each has a wardrobe or clothes rack, bed linen and towels. The kitchen is also shared. The two Double Rooms can be set up with a large double bed or two single beds, depending on the arrangement; the Triple Room has one single bed and one large double bed.

The Double Rooms are each 9 m² and sleep two people. The Triple Room measures 14 m² and can sleep three. The main difference between the rooms is the view: the Triple Room overlooks the swimming pool, while the two Double Rooms overlook the garden. Air conditioning, a mosquito net and ironing facilities are among the amenities available. The Double Rooms have the same features, while the Triple Room offers greater capacity and a different view.

The garden and terrace provide furnished outdoor spaces. The outdoor swimming pool is accompanied by sun loungers and parasols, and a barbecue is also available. The property has a spa area and offers several types of massage, including body, back, foot and scalp massages, as well as couples’ sessions. The open-air bath adds to the facilities for relaxation.

Private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Air conditioning, heating and mosquito nets are among the amenities. Guests also have access to a shared kitchen, daily housekeeping and luggage storage. An airport shuttle can be arranged for an additional charge; other shuttle services are also available. Bicycle and car hire, cycling tours, guided walks and classes about local culture provide ways to explore the area. The property is reserved for adults.

Draguignan lies in the Var hinterland, between the Provençal hills and the vineyards dotted across the countryside. La Maison du Bonheur is set away from the streets of the town centre, in surroundings where the garden, terrace and swimming pool make outdoor time a central part of the stay. This part of the Var will appeal to travellers who want to combine town visits, walks and trips to nearby villages rather than stay directly on the coast.

In the centre of Draguignan, you can explore old streets and visit the Museum of Art and History, as well as the Hôtel Départemental des Expositions du Var. The Provençal village of Flayosc, 1.3 km away, is another place to wander in different surroundings. Local wine estates, including Le cellier des 3 collines and Château Roubine, offer a glimpse of the area’s agricultural landscape. Draguignan bus station is 4.5 km away, and Les Arcs–Draguignan railway station is 9 km away. A car makes it easier to get between the scattered sights of the hinterland.

For a day without long journeys, you can spend the morning exploring Draguignan’s heritage, then continue with a walk in a village or among the vineyards. Hiking trails and rolling landscapes are well suited to outdoor outings, particularly in spring and autumn, when temperatures are milder. In summer, plan visits for the start of the day and save the hottest hours for the swimming pool or a break in the shade. The autumn grape harvest also brings the Var vineyards to life.