Le Cigalon

Le Cigalon offers five rooms, including four double rooms and one triple room, as well as a one-bedroom house and a studio. The rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. Some overlook the sea; others offer views of the garden and mountains. The double rooms range from 17 to 23 m², while the triple room is 20 m².

The house and studio each cover 49 m² and have a kitchenette, a private bathroom and a terrace with garden views. The house has a separate bedroom and can accommodate up to three people; the studio is designed for two guests. The double rooms accommodate two people, and the triple room can sleep three. Bed configurations vary by accommodation, including a single bed and a large double bed in the units for three people.

Le Cigalon brings together a range of facilities for different times of day. The outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, garden and terraces let you enjoy the outdoor spaces; garden furniture and sun loungers are also provided. A shared lounge with a TV offers another place to relax. The restaurant, on-site café, fruit, and wine or champagne are among the food and drink options. Breakfast is available, and the property also hosts a happy hour and broadcasts sports events.

Free private parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. They have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. The studios and house have a kitchenette, with facilities including a fridge, microwave and stovetop. Golf enthusiasts will find Swing Center My Golf Le Castellet 2.8 km away. A pool cover and sun loungers complete the facilities around the pool.

Le Beausset is a town in the Var, in the Provençal hinterland between the Sainte-Baume hills and the Mediterranean coast. The landscape alternates between hills, pine forests and vineyards; stone villages and wine estates give this part of Provence a rural character, while the coast is still within reach for a day by the water. Le Cigalon is on the national road, in an area where a car makes it easier to get around.

The Paul-Ricard Circuit, in Le Castellet, is 3 km away and attracts motor racing enthusiasts. The hilltop village of Le Castellet, with its narrow streets and ramparts, offers a stroll through a medieval setting. The local wine estates offer a chance to discover Bandol wines, produced on the region’s hillsides. For a trip to the seaside, Bandol is a convenient destination; its railway station is 11 km away. Toulon railway station is 22 km away, and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 30 km away according to the distances listed for the surrounding area.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks through the vineyards and visits to the villages, with generally milder temperatures than in midsummer. In summer, you can spend a day at the coastal beaches, then return to the inland hills. An outing can also combine a visit to Le Castellet with a trip to the wine estates. Racing enthusiasts can plan their stay around events at the circuit, while families will find an outdoor activity at Xtrem Park. For a day without a packed schedule, the garden and swimming pool let you enjoy the Provençal setting on site.