Le domaine des Petits Princes

Le domaine des Petits Princes offers two family suites, each with a kitchen, a private bathroom and a terrace. Air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine are among the shared amenities. Both suites overlook the garden and pool and have a dishwasher and barbecue. Their layout is suited to family stays, with several beds and space to prepare meals.

The Deluxe Family Suite is the larger of the two, measuring 79 m², and can accommodate up to six people. The Family Junior Suite measures 49 m² and accommodates up to four people. Both have a sofa bed and a large double bed; the Deluxe Suite also includes a single bed. Both categories have a terrace and views, while their size and capacity clearly distinguish the spaces.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and an al fresco dining area. A barbecue is available, and families can make use of a playground. Activities on site include tennis, badminton, billiards, darts and table tennis. Bicycles are also available to hire for exploring the surrounding area.

The spa and wellness centre offers a hot tub, massages and a range of treatments, as well as a fitness centre and a relaxation area. The two heated outdoor swimming pools complete the leisure facilities. For everyday comfort, the rooms have free Wi-Fi, and free private parking is available on site. The suites include an equipped kitchen and a coffee machine; there is also a café on site. An airport shuttle is available at an additional charge.

Lorgues is a Provençal town in the Var, surrounded by vineyards and Mediterranean scenery. You can explore its old town on foot, among narrow streets, small squares and stone façades; its historic gates and the Collegiate Church of Saint Martin reflect its past. The village suits travellers who enjoy markets, walks around a town centre on a human scale and stops in a wine-producing region.

Lorgues town centre is about 800 m away and is home to several local heritage landmarks, including the Saracen Gate and the Collegiate Church. The wine estates around the town offer a glimpse of the wines of the Var and its vineyard landscapes. Thoronet Abbey, a remarkable medieval Cistercian complex, makes for a cultural excursion into the hinterland. Vidauban railway station is 9 km away and provides access to the regional rail network. A car makes it easier to visit villages, wine estates and sites scattered across the countryside.

For a day nearby, you can start by exploring the old town, then spend the afternoon walking among the vineyards or visiting an estate. Temperatures are often milder in spring and autumn, making these seasons pleasant for walks and heritage visits. Summer brings a livelier atmosphere and hot days; planning outdoor visits for the morning makes walks more pleasant. Heritage enthusiasts can also set aside time for Thoronet Abbey, while families can enjoy outdoor activities around Lorgues.