LE MAS DES TARENTES Chambres d'hôtes

The rooms at LE MAS DES TARENTES are 30 m² double rooms for two people. Each has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace with garden views. A fridge, dishwasher, hob and coffee machine make it possible to prepare meals on site. A flat-screen TV is among the facilities shared by the rooms.

Some terraces also overlook the outdoor swimming pool. Bedding varies from room to room: one double bed, one large double bed, or one double bed with a single bed. One room therefore has two separate beds, while the other two each have a single bed. The private outdoor areas extend the rooms into the garden and provide a place to enjoy a meal or relax outside.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and a sun terrace, with furniture for outdoor dining. A picnic area and barbecue facilities let you enjoy the garden at different times of day. Outdoor furniture adds to the relaxation areas, while the shared lounge provides a communal place to take a break. Bicycle rental lets you explore the surroundings at your own pace.

Guests can also use the badminton equipment and table tennis facilities. Outdoor play equipment is provided for children, and board games and puzzles are available indoors. Food bowls and a pet basket are provided for animals. Laundry facilities are also available. The entire property is wheelchair accessible and is located on the ground floor. A flat-screen TV and internet access complete the facilities. Free private parking and free Wi-Fi are available.

Trans-en-Provence is a village in the Var hinterland, between Draguignan and the wine-growing landscapes that stretch towards the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Its surroundings combine village streets, wooded valleys and agricultural estates; life here is more relaxed than on the coast. The destination suits travellers who want to combine heritage visits, nature outings and trips to the coast, with a car for exploring the region.

Le Puits Aérien, a distinctive structure linked to local history, is 1.3 km away. The village of Trans-en-Provence, 1.7 km away, offers narrow streets and access to the Nartuby. In Draguignan, the Musée de l'Artillerie presents collections devoted to military history, while the Musée des Arts et Traditions Populaires explores Provençal life. The surrounding wine estates offer another way to discover the Var. Arcs-Draguignan railway station is 5 km away and provides a useful rail connection to the area. Travelling between the villages and places to visit in the region is easier by car.

In spring and autumn, mild temperatures are well suited to walks through villages and visits to wine estates. In summer, you can spend a day on the Mediterranean coast and return to the hinterland in the evening. Another outing could combine Draguignan, its museums and a stop at a wine estate. For a more relaxed visit, set aside time for the village and its surroundings rather than trying to fit in too many stops: the roads of the Var pass through hills, vineyards and forests that change with the seasons.