Le Coq en Pâte

Le Coq en Pâte offers three room categories: a Double Room, a Triple Room and a Quadruple Room with En-suite Bathroom. They accommodate two, three and four people respectively. Each room has an en-suite bathroom with a shower or bath, as well as free toiletries and toilet paper. A hairdryer is also provided in the two larger room categories.

The Double Room stands out for its garden and inner courtyard views, flat-screen TV and 14 m² of space. The Triple Room has 20 m² and three single beds. The Quadruple Room has four single beds and accommodates four people. Some rooms have heating and tiled or marble floors. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Le Coq en Pâte has a terrace and a bar, as well as internet access. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. The en-suite bathrooms include a shower or bath, toilet, toilet paper, hairdryer and free toiletries. The rooms are non-smoking, and heating is among the amenities provided.

Free public parking is available on site; on-street parking spaces are also available, along with an electric vehicle charging station. Pets are allowed on request, at no extra charge. Golf enthusiasts will find a course within 3 km. Meeting or reception rooms are also available. The bar adds to the hotel’s shared spaces, while the terrace lets you spend time outdoors.

La Roque-Esclapon is a village in the Var hinterland, set among hills, forests and small country roads. Place de la Fontaine sets the tone of a rural village where you can take your time strolling between houses and historic buildings. This stop suits travellers who prefer quiet villages and outings in nature to busy resorts. You can explore village life on foot, wandering through its lanes and surrounding areas.

Église Sainte-Marguerite is 110 m away, and Chapelle Notre-Dame is 170 m away. At 4.6 km, Bargème is a hilltop village known for its old lanes and Château Sabran de Pontevès, whose ruins overlook the surrounding area. Parc naturel régional du Verdon and the landscapes of the hinterland offer opportunities for walks and sightseeing by car. The Moulière area, 11 km away, is another destination for an outing among the hills. Local roads connect the villages and scattered sights; a car makes it easier to explore beyond the village.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suited to walks and visits to villages. In summer, you can spend the day on country paths and at natural sites, taking water and breaks during the hottest hours. An outing could combine a visit to Bargème with a walk in the surrounding area, followed by a return to La Roque-Esclapon to enjoy the terrace. For a more active day, explore the small roads and trails in the area, adapting your route to the terrain and season.