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Le Mas des Oliviers offers a 40 m² Quadruple Room with Terrace for four people. It has a double bed and a sofa bed, as well as a private bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen. Air conditioning and soundproofing complete the indoor amenities. The terrace provides an outdoor dining area overlooking the garden and swimming pool.

This room stands out for its private swimming pool, barbecue and views of the outdoor areas. The kitchen includes a refrigerator, an oven, a hob, a microwave, a toaster and a kettle. A coffee machine is also available. The flat-screen TV provides access to streaming services. The layout brings together sleeping, seating and dining areas in one unit, with facilities suited to a stay with family or friends. Bed linen and towels are provided.

Le Mas des Oliviers provides free parking and free Wi-Fi. Outside, the garden, sun terrace and dining furniture let you enjoy meals in the open air. A picnic area and barbecue add to these spaces, while the private swimming pool offers another place to relax. You can also go hiking or take a walking tour.

Continental breakfast can be served in your room; fruit and wine or champagne are among the dining options. A kettle and coffee machine are also available. Families have access to a playground, outdoor play equipment and board games for children. Childcare is available. Guests can stay with their pets, possibly for an additional charge. The guest house also has a shared lounge and a TV. These facilities bring together leisure, dining and relaxation in indoor and outdoor spaces.

Draguignan lies in the Var hinterland, among the Provençal hills and vineyards that shape the landscape. The town combines an old centre, shopping streets and green spaces. It suits travellers who want to explore inland Provence by car, visit villages and vineyards, or alternate town walks with trips to the countryside. Le Mas des Oliviers is outside the town centre, in a setting where the garden and terrace extend the relaxation areas.

In the centre of Draguignan, the Musée de l’Artillerie presents military history, while the Musée des Arts et Traditions Populaires focuses on the life and traditional crafts of the Var region. The Porte de Rome recalls the town’s former fortifications, and the Musée des Beaux-Arts offers a visit centred on art collections. The village of Flayosc, 3.2 km away, provides another Provençal stop, with narrow streets and old houses. The surrounding vineyards offer a chance to discover the wines of the Var. For train journeys, Arcs-Draguignan station is 7 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and sights in the region.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walking tours and trips to the vineyards, with temperatures often milder than at the height of summer. In summer, the swimming pool and outdoor areas invite you to take a break during the hottest hours before heading out in the late afternoon. You could spend a day exploring Draguignan’s historic centre, visiting a museum and stopping at a vineyard. If you want to reach the Mediterranean coast, you can also plan a day trip, allowing for the journey from the hinterland.