LE BOURGUET

The rooms at LE BOURGUET are air-conditioned and each has a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a private entrance. They are each 23 m² and offer views of the garden or inner courtyard. Soundproofing is among their shared features, along with a shower or bath and a hairdryer. Both rooms accommodate at least two people, with differences in capacity and facilities that set them apart.

The Double Room has a large double bed and focuses on its garden view. The Standard Double Room can accommodate a third person and has a kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave and utensils. The kettle and equipment for preparing drinks or meals are useful for stays when you want more independence. Both rooms provide access to the outdoor pool with a view, an advantage when alternating between relaxing and outings in the Var.

LE BOURGUET offers facilities for enjoying both the outdoor areas and the rooms. The private outdoor pool is open seasonally and has a shallow end; sun loungers, parasols and a fence around the pool complete the setup. The garden, outdoor furniture and al fresco dining area make it easy to spend time outside. There is also a picnic area.

The rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and private parking on site is free. There is a café on site, and breakfast can be served in your room. The Standard Double Room has a kitchenette equipped with a refrigerator, microwave and utensils. Activities on offer include walking, table tennis and tennis; tennis equipment is available. The property also provides private check-in and check-out.

Solliès-Pont stretches across the Gapeau Valley, inland in the Var, between wooded hills and Provence's cultivated plains. The town retains its small-town character, with old streets, shaded squares and local life centred on agricultural produce. Solliès figs, a regional speciality, give the area's markets and dining tables a distinctive character in late summer. This setting appeals to those who prefer to stay in a Provençal town rather than on the seafront, while keeping Toulon and the coast within reach for excursions.

In the centre, the Musée Jean Aicard and the Musée du vêtement provençal offer insights into local history and traditions. The ruins of Château de Forbin and the neighbouring village of Solliès-Ville make for a walk combining heritage and valley scenery. Solliès-Pont railway station is 450 m from the guest house; Toulon, with its port, museums and market, is 16 km away. A car makes it easier to reach the beaches or explore the villages of the Var.

The warmest months are well suited to early-morning outings, before returning to the shade of the garden or the pool in the sunny hours. In late summer, fig season offers a chance to taste local produce and visit the markets. A day can combine a visit to Toulon with a stop in the villages of the valley, followed by dinner featuring Provençal specialities. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are ideal for walks in the hills and trips to the coast.