Le Mas du Pourret

The rooms at Le Mas du Pourret include several Double Rooms with Garden View, as well as a One-Bedroom Gîte. They all have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The Double Rooms measure 16, 18 or 22 m²; the more spacious gîte offers 30 m². One 22 m² room can accommodate three people and has an extra single bed alongside the double bed. The gîte is designed for two guests and stands out for its spa bath.

Depending on the category, you will also find a kitchenette or a refrigerator, a coffee machine and a kettle. Some bathrooms have a bath, while others have a shower or a bath. The two 18 m² rooms have distinctive features: one has a kitchenette, while the other is a Superior Double Room with a spa bath. All rooms overlook the garden.

Le Mas du Pourret brings together several useful amenities in its indoor and outdoor spaces. The garden and terrace offer places to spend time outdoors, while the hot tub provides an option for relaxing on site. The rooms are air-conditioned and also have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV.

Free private parking is available on site. The rooms include free Wi-Fi to help you stay connected, as well as amenities that vary by category: a coffee machine, an electric kettle, a refrigerator or a kitchenette. Continental breakfast is served on site. Packed lunches are also among the services offered. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. The rooms are non-smoking; bathrooms may have a shower or a bath. These facilities are available whether you stay in a Double Room or the One-Bedroom Gîte.

Pierrefeu-du-Var is a village in Var surrounded by hills, vineyards and Mediterranean landscapes. Its centre has village streets and religious buildings, while the wooded Maures hills shape the surrounding horizons. This stop suits travellers who want to alternate walks in the countryside, visits to villages and days on the coast. The pace is quieter than in the coastal resorts, with Provençal landscapes within driving distance.

In the village, the Church of Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur and the market of local producers and craftspeople offer a glimpse of community life. The wine estates Château Gairoird and Château Pas du Cerf offer a chance to discover the region’s wines. The Maures hills attract walkers and outdoor enthusiasts. Cuers - Pierrefeu is the most useful railway station in the area, 5.3 km away; a car makes it easier to explore the villages, coast and inland sights. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 11 km away, according to the places listed nearby.

The region can be visited year-round, but spring and autumn bring pleasant temperatures for exploring the wine routes and trails. In summer, hot days invite you to head for the Mediterranean coast or plan walks for early morning. A day can start with the village market, continue with a walk in the hills and end with a visit to the wine estates. For a change of pace, Hyères and Toulon offer outings that combine urban heritage and the seaside.