Le Clos sous le chemin

Le Clos sous le chemin offers a double room with an en-suite bathroom for two guests. It covers 25 m² and stands out for its garden views and access to a private swimming pool. The accommodation is on the ground floor, with tiled or marble flooring. The room has a wardrobe and a socket by the bed, while an outdoor area provides space for dining.

The bathroom has a shower or a bath, a toilet, a hairdryer and slippers. Free toiletries and a bathrobe are also provided. Bed linen and towels are supplied. The room is furnished with one large double bed. Its garden views and private swimming pool are its main distinguishing features; the bathroom amenities complete the sleeping area.

Le Clos sous le chemin has outdoor areas arranged around a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a private swimming pool. You can relax on the terrace, use the sun loungers and parasols, or enjoy a meal in the outdoor dining area. The garden offers leafy surroundings, and the room overlooks it.

Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Wi-Fi is free in the communal areas. The room has an en-suite bathroom, towels, bed linen, a bathrobe, slippers and free toiletries. Located on the ground floor, it has a shower or a bath, a hairdryer and a wardrobe. Breakfast is available. Heating and tiled or marble flooring complete the indoor facilities.

Seillans is a hilltop village in the Pays de Fayence, in the Var hinterland. Its stone houses and sloping lanes form an old town where you can take your time wandering between small squares, vaulted passageways and historic façades. The surrounding landscape alternates between wooded hills, olive groves and country lanes. This stop suits travellers who want to explore a Provençal village on foot and then visit nearby towns.

Porte Sarrazine marks the entrance to the historic centre, while Maison Waldberg displays works associated with the painter Max Ernst and contemporary art. The castle overlooks the village lanes. Jardin Marius Laugier offers space for a stroll, and Fayence and Tourrettes provide opportunities to explore more of the canton’s villages. Notre-Dame-de-l’Ormeau Chapel, also known as Chapelle des Essarts, lies in the surrounding countryside. Grasse and its International Perfume Museum offer another outing, focused on the history of perfume.

A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and the sights of the hinterland. Spring and autumn days are well suited to walks through the lanes and trips along the country roads, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, plan visits to the old town for early morning or late afternoon, then take a break by the pool. The market in Place de la République is also an opportunity to discover local produce and village customs.