Le Bargidou

Le Bargidou offers two 40 m² accommodation units, each designed for four people. Both are named Double Room with Garden View and have a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a terrace and a barbecue. They have the same sleeping arrangements: one large double bed and a sofa bed. Each unit also includes a kitchen, a minibar, a coffee machine and a kettle. The garden view and access to a private outdoor area make the rooms particularly well suited to stays where you want to enjoy meals on site.

The differences lie in the kitchen facilities listed for each category. The Double Room with Garden View includes a fridge and a hob, in addition to an oven and utensils. The Standard Double Room with Garden View also has an oven, utensils, a terrace and a barbecue. Both rooms have a high chair and an outdoor dining area; they have the same floor area, capacity and sleeping arrangements.

Le Bargidou’s outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. A picnic area and barbecue facilities let you enjoy the garden at different times of day. The shared lounge also provides a place to relax, while board games, puzzles and outdoor play equipment for children complete the shared facilities.

Guests can use the free indoor parking and connect to free Wi-Fi, with a speed suitable for video calls and HD streaming. There is a café on site, and the accommodation units have a kettle, a coffee machine and a minibar. Bicycle hire, cycling tours, walking tours and car hire are available. Pets are allowed at no extra charge, and bowls are provided. Massages are also available, including back, hand, foot and neck massages.

Carcès is a village in the Var, amid the hills and vineyards of Provence Verte. The narrow streets of the old centre, Provençal façades and small squares give the village a peaceful atmosphere, away from the main coastal routes. The surrounding countryside is well suited to walks, cycling trips and stops at wine estates. Le Bargidou is in this rural area, with a garden and terraces where you can enjoy the outdoors.

In the village, the Porte de Lorgues and the Sainte-Marguerite Church are among the local heritage landmarks. The Caramy waterfalls make for an outing to enjoy the water and valley trails. Thoronet Abbey, a remarkable 12th-century Cistercian complex, offers a chance to discover Provençal monastic architecture. Cotignac, known for its troglodyte dwellings built into a high tufa cliff, is another notable destination. Brignoles is 12 km away and has rail connections; a car is useful for exploring the villages and sites scattered across the countryside.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks and visits, when temperatures are milder. Summer days are hot, so it is best to plan walks for early morning or late afternoon, and spend the middle of the day visiting the abbey or taking a break in the garden. The markets and wine cellars nearby offer a chance to sample produce from the Var and local wines. You could spend a day exploring the old village of Carcès, walking in the Caramy valley and visiting Cotignac, before returning to enjoy the terrace.