Le Tempo

Le Tempo offers two double rooms, both facing the garden. Each has a private bathroom with a shower, a hairdryer, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls. Both rooms also include a dining area and an electric kettle. The sleeping arrangements are the same, with one double bed in each room.

The Large Double Room offers 23 m² and can accommodate up to three people. The more compact Double Room, at 19 m², is designed for two travellers. Both rooms share a view of the greenery and practical amenities for a village stay. They are on the upper floors, accessible by stairs only. Bed linen, towels and essential toiletries are provided in the rooms.

Le Tempo brings together several spaces for enjoying the guest house and its outdoor area. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally; the garden and terrace offer places to relax between visits. Sun loungers and parasols are also available. The restaurant, bar and snack bar offer different on-site dining options, with coffee and tea available.

A continental breakfast is served on site. Free Wi-Fi is advertised at 76 Mb/s, suitable for streaming and video calls on several devices. Free public parking is available on site without prior reservation. The rooms include an electric kettle and a dining area, while a flat-screen TV and satellite channels complete the amenities. The guest house also has an outdoor dining area and family rooms.

Entrecasteaux is a village in the Var, in the Provençal hinterland, with old lanes and houses clustered around its château. Life here moves at the pace of a rural village, between walks around the village, rolling hill scenery and trips to nearby towns. This stop suits travellers who prefer country roads, heritage visits and breaks in a less urban setting than the coast.

Château d'Entrecasteaux overlooks the village and is a landmark for a stroll through the surrounding streets. Chapelle Sainte-Anne is 250 m away, while the château is 290 m away. A few kilometres away, Abbaye du Thoronet offers a notable visit to medieval Cistercian architecture amid woodland scenery. The villages of Salernes and Saint-Antonin-du-Var offer other stops in the hinterland; nearby wine estates round out excursions for wine lovers. A car is useful for exploring the region and reaching the sights spread out between the villages.

Spring and autumn are well suited to visits and walks in the hills, with temperatures generally milder than in high summer. In summer, the guest house’s swimming pool offers a break after an outing, while the villages and heritage sites remain accessible for day trips. You can spend a morning at the château and in Entrecasteaux’s lanes, then head to the abbey or the landscapes of the Verdon. Markets and stops in nearby villages also offer a chance to discover the Var’s produce and wines.