La petite palmeraie

La petite palmeraie is rented as a whole: the 130 m² villa has four bedrooms and sleeps up to eight people. It suits families or groups who want to share one address while having several separate sleeping areas. The layout includes two large double beds and two double beds. There are three bathrooms in the house, with a bath and shower.

The living areas are arranged around a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area and a lounge with a fireplace. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a dishwasher complete the facilities. The terrace opens onto the garden and private pool, while the barbecue lets you enjoy meals outdoors. A high chair is also available. The villa has a private entrance and clothes storage space.

The villa has a private pool, a landscaped garden and a terrace with outdoor furniture. Sun loungers let you relax outside, and the barbecue completes the facilities for dining in the open air. Inside, the kitchen includes a hob, oven, toaster, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. An electric kettle and coffee machine are also provided.

The accommodation is air-conditioned and has a washing machine, a flat-screen TV and a dining area. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. On-site private parking is free and does not require advance reservation. The villa has a private entrance and family rooms. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only; facilities adapted for guests with hearing impairments are also available.

Fréjus combines an old town shaped by its Roman past with a city looking out towards the Mediterranean coast. Avenue du Théatre Romain is in the historic part of the city, where ancient remains sit alongside shopping streets and public spaces. The city suits travellers who want to combine heritage, days at the beach and outdoor walks without staying in an isolated seaside resort.

The Théâtre Antique, the remains of the Porte Dorée and Saint-Léonce Cathedral offer a glimpse into different periods of local history. The Musée Archéologique completes the visit with its collections on the city’s past. The bus station and Fréjus railway station make it easy to get around the region. To reach the coast, the beaches of Fréjus and Base Nature offer places to swim and walk. The Massif de l’Estérel draws hikers and those who enjoy rocky landscapes.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often well suited to exploring the old town and walking the trails. In summer, the beaches and port bring the days to life, while an early outing lets you enjoy the historic sights more peacefully. A car is useful for exploring the surrounding area and the Massif de l’Estérel; several sites in the historic centre can be visited on foot. Your stay can therefore combine monuments, the sea and walks in the Var hinterland.