La Vieille Ferme de Grasse

La Vieille Ferme de Grasse offers three air-conditioned units, all with a private bathroom and a terrace. The two double rooms measure 32 and 34 m² respectively; they overlook the garden, while the Suite with Terrace also offers a view of the pool. The third option is a 39 m² studio with a kitchenette and dining area.

Each unit has a very large double bed and a sofa bed. The Suite with Terrace has a seating area and a walk-in shower. The 32 m² Deluxe Double Room with Bath stands out for its bath, while the Deluxe King Studio has a fridge, dishwasher, oven and hob. These layouts suit couples or small families, with private outdoor spaces depending on the room.

La Vieille Ferme de Grasse has a saltwater outdoor swimming pool surrounded by a fence and equipped with sun loungers or beach chairs. The garden and sun terrace extend the outdoor relaxation areas. A dining area and outdoor furniture also let you enjoy these spaces in the open air. On-site private parking is free and accessible to guests with reduced mobility.

Services include luggage storage, air conditioning and massages, including couples’, back, hand and foot massages. Breakfast is available, and wine or champagne is among the food and drink offerings. The rooms are non-smoking and have an internet connection. For outdoor meals, the dining area and garden furniture complement the terraces. The guest house also has a private entrance, heating and pool or beach towels.

Grasse, in Alpes-Maritimes, is a Provençal town of hills known for its history of perfumery. Its old town brings together narrow streets, squares and heritage buildings, while its perfume houses and museums tell the story of the craftsmanship behind its renown. The town appeals to travellers curious about heritage, fragrances and Mediterranean scenery, while offering a moderately sized urban setting.

The International Perfume Museum presents the history of the industry and its raw materials; Fragonard Perfume House also offers an insight into the stages of production. Jardin des Plantes is a pleasant place to stroll among green spaces, and Grasse railway station connects the town to the regional rail network. Cannes and its coastline make for an excursion to the beaches and seafront. Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport provides air access to the region.

Fine weather is well suited to walking tours of the old town and breaks in the gardens, while spring and autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for exploring the surrounding area. In summer, the coast attracts more visitors; you can then divide your days between Grasse and the beaches of Cannes. A visit to the perfume houses followed by a stroll through the old streets gives you a tangible sense of the town’s identity. The surrounding hills also offer routes for discovering Provençal scenery.