Le Moulin Camoula

Le Moulin Camoula offers three room categories — Double, Triple and Quadruple — as well as an apartment. All rooms have air conditioning and a private bathroom, and overlook the garden. The 20 m² Standard Double Room has a shower. Both family room categories measure 30 m² and have a bath and a shower. The Triple Room accommodates three people, while the Quadruple Room sleeps up to four.

The Standard Apartment is the most spacious accommodation, measuring 35 m², with one bedroom and a kitchen equipped with a fridge. It has a bath and a shower and can accommodate three people. The Triple and Quadruple Rooms offer different sleeping arrangements. A TV and a hospitality tray with a kettle are provided in the accommodation; family rooms also have a fridge.

Le Moulin Camoula provides a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture for enjoying the open-air spaces. Guests can also use the shared lounge with a TV and leave their luggage in the luggage storage area. Daily housekeeping is available. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs; all accommodation has air conditioning.

Private parking is available on site, with an electric vehicle charging station and spaces for guests with reduced mobility. Parking may incur an extra charge. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Pets are allowed and bowls are provided; an extra charge may apply. The property also offers an airport shuttle and a shuttle service. Children's menus are among the dining options, and the accommodation has a kettle or coffee machine.

Saint-Jeannet is a Provençal village in the hills around Nice, at the foot of the Baous, the large limestone formations overlooking the plain. Its lanes and old passageways form a village centre to explore on foot; the surrounding landscape combines terraced fields, olive groves and rocky terrain. The destination suits travellers who enjoy walks, villages in the hinterland and views of the Mediterranean, without staying in a seaside resort.

Saint-Jeannet village is 760 m away, and its lanes lead to landmarks including the Church of the Decollation of Saint John the Baptist, 790 m away. The Baous trails attract hikers and climbers. Vence, known for its old town and cathedral, is about 3 km away; the Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady is one of its historic landmarks. La Gaude and Gattières are other villages nearby. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is about 10 km away, and a car makes it easier to travel between the hills and the coast.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are suited to walks in the hinterland; in summer, you can alternate hiking trails with trips to Nice or the coast. You could start the day with a walk in the hills, explore old Vence and finish with a quiet return to the village. Visitors interested in religious heritage can also stop at the Rosary Chapel in Vence, while those who enjoy landscapes may prefer the Baous trails. The beaches and museums of Nice offer another outing, accessible by car from Saint-Jeannet.