Le Masdemoiselle Mazet

Le Masdemoiselle Mazet has a 15 m² Small Double Room designed for two guests. Air conditioning provides welcome comfort on hot days in the Var. The room has mountain views and a private bathroom with a shower and toilet. It is furnished with a double bed.

Bed linen and towels are provided. You will also find free toiletries and toilet paper in the bathroom. An electric kettle and tea and coffee-making facilities let you prepare a drink in your room. Heating adds comfort during cooler periods. This room brings together the essentials for a stay for two, with a private shower room and views of the surrounding hills. Its 15 m² floor area and double-room layout make it a space designed for two guests.

Le Masdemoiselle Mazet has the facilities you need for an independent stay in Salernes. The garden and outdoor saltwater pool provide spaces to relax outside; sun loungers and parasols are also available. The pool is open seasonally. Air conditioning is available in the room, and heating adds comfort when temperatures drop.

Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The room has a private bathroom, a shower, a toilet, towels and bed linen, as well as free toiletries. An electric kettle and tea and coffee-making facilities let you prepare a drink. A continental breakfast is available. Indoor areas are non-smoking, and the garden offers an outdoor space to relax in.

Salernes is a village in the Haut-Var, surrounded by Provençal countryside of hills, forests and vineyards. The village is known for its ceramics tradition and terracotta floor tiles, whose history is traced at the Terra Rossa museum. Its streets and squares offer a peaceful stop for travellers who want to discover the hinterland rather than the coast. The region is well suited to walks between villages, wooded landscapes and vineyards.

In Salernes, the castle ruins and Saint-Pierre Church are landmarks on walks through the village. Terra Rossa presents the local history of ceramics and tile-making. Villecroze-les-Grottes draws visitors with its troglodyte caves and park. Sillans Waterfall makes another memorable detour, with its water and woodland setting. Further afield, the Verdon Regional Natural Park offers access to scenic views and outdoor activities. A car makes it easier to visit these sites and the scattered villages of the Var hinterland.

Fine weather is well suited to walks, village visits and breaks by the waterfalls; in summer, it is best to plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for exploring the countryside and vineyards. You can combine a visit to Terra Rossa with a walk in Villecroze and a trip to Sillans-la-Cascade. The beaches of the Var are within reach for a day trip, but this stay is mainly an opportunity to take your time discovering inland Provence.