Le Clos du Thoronet

Le Clos du Thoronet offers four room types for two or three people. The Double Room and Twin Room are 16 m²; the Family Room is also 16 m² and accommodates up to three people. The Double Room – Accessible to Guests with Reduced Mobility is slightly larger, at 18 m². All rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV.

The beds vary by room: one large double bed, two single beds, three single beds or one double bed. The Double Room with Private Bathroom offers a garden view. The Family Room and Twin Room are on the ground floor. Each room also has an electric kettle. Bathrooms include a shower or bath and a hairdryer.

Le Clos du Thoronet has a sun terrace and a shared lounge with a TV, where you can take a break indoors or enjoy the outdoors. The snack bar serves drinks, and the on-site coffee shop adds to the food and drink options. The continental breakfast is also available to take away. Fruit is offered, and pet bowls are available.

Free public parking is available on site without prior reservation. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. The spaces have air conditioning and heating, as well as outdoor furniture. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility include a lower-height sink and toilets with grab rails. The hotel also has family rooms and non-smoking rooms. Private check-in and check-out are available. The flat-screen TV and in-room amenities complete the facilities for a stay in Le Thoronet.

Le Thoronet is a village in the Var, in the Provençal hinterland, among hills, vineyards and small towns. Its atmosphere is more rural than that of the coast: visitors come for the landscapes, religious heritage and roads that wind through the vineyards. The village suits travellers who want to alternate cultural visits with peaceful stops in the inland part of the department.

Thoronet Abbey, a 12th-century Cistercian masterpiece, is one of the area’s notable sights. Its restrained architecture, pale stone and the acoustics of the church make it a remarkable place to learn about Provençal monastic history; it is 3.5 km away. The surrounding area also has vineyards and villages such as Lorgues, where you can stroll through the streets and discover local heritage. The Caramy Waterfalls make for an outing in a natural setting. A car makes it easier to visit villages and countryside sights. Le Luc - Le Cannet railway station is 7 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring the roads of the hinterland and visiting the abbey without the summer heat. In summer, plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon, then spend the hottest hours at heritage sites or taking a break on a terrace. A day can combine a visit to the abbey, a stop at a vineyard and a walk through a neighbouring village. During the grape harvest, the vineyards take on a special role in discovering the Var.