La Petite Bergerie

La Petite Bergerie offers a 25 m² Deluxe Triple Room, arranged to accommodate up to three people. It combines a large double bed with a sofa bed, a layout suited to a couple travelling with a child or a small group. The private bathroom has a shower. Air conditioning and soundproofing add to the room’s comfort.

The terrace extends the room outdoors and offers views of the garden, mountains and surrounding area. A patio completes the space, while a flat-screen TV and coffee machine are provided. The accommodation also has a fridge. The room brings together the main amenities for a stop in Èze, with outings along the coast and time to relax in a setting overlooking the garden.

La Petite Bergerie’s outdoor spaces include a garden, a terrace, a patio and outdoor furniture. A picnic area and an outdoor dining area let you enjoy the fresh air. Guests can also go for walks or hike in the surrounding area. The massage service offers several treatments, including body, back, neck, hand and scalp massages.

A bar, an on-site café and a tea and coffee maker complete the dining facilities. The room also has a fridge, a kettle and a microwave. Private parking is free. Free Wi-Fi is available with a basic speed of 6 Mb/s, suitable for streaming and video calls. Practical services include daily housekeeping, a tour desk and private check-in or check-out. Check-in is from 16:00 to 20:00, and check-out is before 11:00.

Èze lies on steep terrain between Nice and Monaco, with a medieval village perched on the mountainside and a coastline marked by coves. Route de la Revère crosses the heights, where views open out over the Mediterranean and wooded slopes. This part of the French Riviera appeals to travellers who want to combine walks through old lanes, panoramic views and days by the water. The village retains an atmosphere distinct from that of the busier coastal resorts.

The Grande Corniche departmental nature park offers walking trails and viewpoints over the coast. Château d'Èze and its exotic garden overlook the village lanes, while Petite Afrique Beach provides access to the shore. Èze-sur-Mer railway station connects to the coastal railway between Nice and Monaco, and Nice Côte d’Azur Airport serves the region. Villa Kérylos, in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, is a residence inspired by ancient Greek architecture. These trips are easy to combine by car; for coastal journeys, the train is another option.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for walking the trails and visiting villages without the heavy summer crowds. In summer, you can spend the morning in the old village, then head down to a beach or cove for a swim. Cooler days are well suited to a visit to Nice, its museums and historic neighbourhoods. A trip along the Grande Corniche also lets you discover Mediterranean scenery from the heights before returning to the quieter hills around Èze.