Le Mas de Maupasset

Le Mas de Maupasset offers four double or quadruple rooms, all with private bathrooms. The double rooms accommodate two people and the quadruple rooms accommodate four. Sleeping arrangements include a very large double bed, either on its own or paired with another bed in the family rooms. Two rooms have air conditioning; the 20 m² and 30 m² rooms are air-conditioned.

The 30 m² quadruple room stands out for its private hot tub and its sleeping arrangement of one double bed and one very large double bed. Another quadruple room has two very large double beds. The 20 m² double room includes a dining area, a kettle and a refrigerator. Two rooms are air-conditioned, while all four have private bathrooms.

Le Mas de Maupasset brings together facilities for enjoying indoor and outdoor spaces during your stay. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally, while the garden, sun terrace and outdoor furniture invite you to spend time outside. A barbecue and a picnic area complete these facilities. For relaxation, the guest house also has a hot tub and sun loungers with parasols.

A shared kitchen is available, along with a shared lounge with a TV. Activities on site and nearby include table tennis, board games, hiking, walking, horse riding and fishing. The rooms are non-smoking and some have air conditioning; heating is also available. Families can make use of suitable rooms, pushchairs and children’s games. Free private parking is available, and Wi-Fi works throughout the guest house. Pets are allowed on request, free of charge.

Cabasse is a village in the Var, in the Provençal countryside, surrounded by hills, woodland and Mediterranean landscapes. Le Mas de Maupasset is close to the village, in an area suited to walks, heritage visits and outdoor activities. The setting is that of a rural village rather than a seaside resort; a car makes it easier to get to nearby villages and sights.

Cabasse centre is 220 m away, with its lanes and village landmarks to explore on foot. The Bouissière Dolmen, a prehistoric monument, is 380 m away. The Caramy Waterfalls make for an outing to a natural site, while Thoronet Abbey is an example of Provençal Cistercian architecture. Barbaroux Golf Course offers the chance to spend a day on the course, and Aoubré Park is a nature-focused destination. Le Luc - Le Cannet and Sainte-Anastasie railway stations are nearby; Toulon-Hyères Airport serves the region.

To explore Cabasse, you can start with a walk around the village, then plan an excursion to Thoronet Abbey or the Caramy landscapes. The surrounding paths are suited to hiking, and the Var hills are pleasant to explore in spring and autumn, when temperatures are often milder than in the height of summer. Summer is well suited to days by the pool and outings in the morning before the hottest part of the day. Golf, heritage and walking enthusiasts can alternate visits with time to relax in the garden.