Guesthouse Le Mas de Cotignac

Le Mas de Cotignac offers two accommodation options for two people: a 25 m² double or twin room and a 40 m² suite. Both have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a terrace and views of the garden and pool. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a coffee machine are also included in both. Each accommodation is furnished with one extra-large double bed.

The room has a seating area and a bathroom with a shower. More spacious, the suite has a private entrance, a separate living room and two bathrooms with showers. Both terraces overlook the outdoor areas of the mas; the suite therefore combines a separate sleeping area with a living room, while the room has its facilities in a single space. Both options are suitable for a couples’ stay.

Le Mas de Cotignac has several spaces where you can enjoy your time on site: the garden, terraces and three swimming pools, including a heated indoor pool open all year round. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are provided. The sauna, hammam and hot tub complete the wellness area, which is available from October to May for an additional charge and by reservation.

The restaurant serves breakfast and dinner, both included in your stay. There is also a café on site, and the rooms have a kettle or coffee machine. Private parking is free, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The garden and furnished terraces invite you to take a break between outings. You can also enjoy activities centred on local culture, walking and cycling tours. A shuttle service and airport shuttle are among the facilities offered.

Cotignac is a Provençal village in the Var, known for its houses built at the foot of a high tufa cliff. The terrain and old façades give the village a distinctive character compared with the lowland towns; its narrow streets, small squares and passageways invite you to take your time and explore. The surrounding area alternates between vineyards, wooded hills and villages in Provence Verte. This part of the Var’s inland region suits travellers looking to combine heritage walks, swimming and rural scenery.

The village of Cotignac is 2.2 km from the mas. The Rocher de Tuf and its troglodyte dwellings tell the story of homes carved into the cliff, while the Théâtre du Rocher hosts cultural events. Nearby, wine estates offer the chance to discover the local wines. Cascade de Cotignac makes for an outing to a natural site, and Thoronet Abbey, 10 km away, is a remarkable medieval Cistercian abbey. Brignoles, 14 km away, is another reference point for exploring inland Var.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks in the hills and visits to the villages, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In the warmer months, the pools offer a break after a morning of sightseeing; it’s best to plan outdoor outings for early or late in the day. You could spend a day exploring Cotignac’s narrow streets and cliff before stopping at a wine estate. By car, you can also travel along country roads and visit other villages in Provence Verte.