Le Domino Chambres d'Hôtes et Restaurant

Le Domino Chambres d'Hôtes et Restaurant offers a Double Room with Garden View for two people, covering 35 m². It has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace overlooking the garden. Its large double bed suits solo travellers or couples, while the bath and shower give you a choice of washing facilities.

A flat-screen TV, electric kettle and heating complete the room. Towels, bed linen, toiletries and a hairdryer are provided. The terrace offers private outdoor space facing the garden. This room combines essential amenities with an outdoor area and a leafy view, in a layout that accommodates two people.

The on-site restaurant serves meals and offers children's menus and menus for special diets on request. There is also a café; wine and champagne are among the available options. You can prepare a drink with the tea and coffee-making facilities, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

Outside, the garden, terrace and outdoor furniture offer several places to enjoy the fresh air. Activities include hiking, walking tours, cycling tours and archery. Concerts, movie nights, themed dinners and events celebrating local culture are also on offer. Car hire is available on site. For parking, public spaces are available and there is a charging station for electric vehicles; a parking supplement may apply.

Draguignan is a town in the Var, in the Provençal hinterland between the Mediterranean coast and the hills of the Haut-Var. Its centre brings together shopping streets, squares, historic buildings and museums, with the feel of a service town that retains its Provençal character. You can explore the old town on foot, take a break in the public gardens or spend time among collections devoted to local history. The town suits visitors who want to discover inland Var rather than stay directly on the coast.

The Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions and the Museum of Art and History offer a chance to explore the region’s collections and past. The Porte de Rome recalls the former fortifications, while the Draguignan American Cemetery commemorates Allied soldiers. Parc Chabran offers space for a stroll and a relaxing break. Draguignan bus station is within walking distance of the centre; Les Arcs–Draguignan railway station is outside the town. A car makes it easier to take trips to the villages, wine estates and landscapes of the Var.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for walking tours and trips to the vineyards. Summer brings hot days, so you can plan visits for the morning and take a break in the shade during the hottest hours. A day can combine visits to museums, a stroll through the town centre and an excursion into the hinterland. In September and October, the grape harvest lends a distinctive character to the vineyards, while markets and local festivals enliven the year.