Le Baguier

Le Baguier offers three accommodation options: two double rooms and a Junior Suite, all with garden views. The rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, soundproofed walls and a coffee machine. Each double room accommodates two people, while the suite can sleep up to four.

Rooms range from 25 to 40 m². One double room offers a garden view; the other also has a terrace and is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The Junior Suite stands out for its two bedrooms and seating area. The bathrooms are private and have either a shower or a bath, depending on the accommodation. The facilities and layout therefore vary between the double rooms and the suite, which suits guests who want separate rooms.

Le Baguier has several spaces for dining and relaxing. The restaurant serves children’s meals and dishes suited to certain dietary requirements on request. There is also a bar and café on site, and the facilities include a coffee machine or tea-making facilities. Breakfast can be served in your room.

Outside, the garden, terraces and picnic area let you enjoy the rural setting. Walking and hiking are among the activities available nearby, along with visits or classes about local culture and themed dinners. The hotel has free private parking and free Wi-Fi throughout. Facilities for guests with disabilities are also available, including wheelchair access, a low washbasin and toilets with grab rails.

La Roquebrussanne is a village in the Var, in Provence Verte, surrounded by hills, vineyards and rural landscapes. The area suits travellers who want to explore the Provençal hinterland at their own pace, combine walks with heritage visits or stay away from large urban centres. The village retains the atmosphere of a Provençal market town, with its streets and local gathering places; the surrounding countryside is well suited to walks and visits to vineyards.

The Domaine du Baguier vineyard is 200 m away, and Domaine Les Terres Promises is 1.0 km away. The village of La Roquebrussanne is 1.5 km away; you can stroll there and explore the surrounding area from its streets. La Baume Térène, a local cave, is 1.8 km away. For a heritage excursion, La Celle Abbey, a former Cistercian abbey, and the Caramy Gorges are among the places to discover in the region. Getting around is easier by car; Toulon-Hyères Airport is 28 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for hiking and visiting villages, with temperatures generally milder than during the hottest summer weather. In summer, you can plan walks for early morning and spend the hottest hours taking a break in the garden or visiting a cultural site. A day in the area might combine a walk in the countryside, a visit to a vineyard and an outing to the abbey or the gorges. A car makes it easier to get between these places and vary your routes during your stay.