La Sentinelle

La Sentinelle’s four rooms are double rooms with private bathrooms, air conditioning and mountain views. They have a desk, a wardrobe or clothes rack, bed linen and a hairdryer. Depending on the room, the floors are tiled or carpeted. Room sizes range from 14 to 30 m², and each room accommodates two people, except for the largest, which is designed for four. Several categories have the same name; their differences include their size and views.

The 14 m² room offers a more compact layout, while the 17 m² room also overlooks the town. A 19 m² room has a bathrobe and a mountain view. The largest room, at 30 m², overlooks the garden, mountains and town, and has two large double beds. Some rooms are on upper floors accessible only by stairs.

La Sentinelle has a landscaped garden with outdoor furniture and a sunny terrace. You can also use a shared lounge with a TV and board games. Air conditioning, heating and a fan are among the indoor amenities; family and non-smoking rooms are available. Lockers and key access complete the facilities.

Free public parking is available nearby, with on-street spaces, and there is an electric vehicle charging station. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The rooms have private bathrooms, a hairdryer, bed linen and mountain views. Hiking is one of the activities available in the area. Pets are allowed on request, and a supplement may apply.

Explore Les Arcs-sur-Argens in its old village, with its stone gates, narrow streets and houses clustered around historic monuments. The Provençal atmosphere lends itself to a leisurely stroll through the area’s heritage and the landscapes of the Var hinterland. The village suits travellers who want to explore a historic centre on foot while staying in a town connected to the regional railway network.

The old gates of Réal, Miracles des Roses and Milante punctuate the village streets. The Maison de l’Histoire des Arcs traces local history, while Saint-Pierre du Parage Chapel and the Church of the Martyrdom of Saint-Jean-Baptiste bear witness to the village’s religious history. Château de Villeneuve and several wine estates, including Château de Saint Martin, are nearby. Les Arcs-Draguignan train station, 1.1 km away, makes it easier to get around without a car; a car offers more freedom for visiting villages and estates in the Var countryside.

The region can be visited at any time of year, with summer days suited to morning walks and milder temperatures in spring and autumn. In summer, you can alternate visits to the village with a break in the shade or an excursion to nearby natural areas. Autumn is a chance to discover the vineyards during the harvest, while spring days are well suited to walks and visits to wine estates. For a more active outing, hiking trails and leisure areas can be found nearby.