Le Tournebride

Le Tournebride offers several double rooms as well as a Superior Apartment. The double rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. Depending on the room type, the window looks out over the mountains or the town; some rooms also have a terrace. The double rooms range from 20 to 40 m².

The Superior Apartment offers 50 m² of space, with one bedroom, a private bathroom and a kitchen equipped with a hob and microwave. It also includes a dining table, a sofa and a flat-screen TV. The rooms are soundproofed and have a double bed; the room with an extra bed also has a single bed. These spaces suit couples and travellers who would like a kitchen during their stay.

Le Tournebride has rooms with a private bathroom, toilet and shower or bath. Bed linen is provided, and a wardrobe or clothes rack offers space to store your belongings. The rooms are soundproofed and heated; family rooms are among the accommodation options. A coffee machine and flat-screen TV are among the amenities in the sleeping areas.

The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Parking is available near the bed and breakfast. You can stay with your pet on request at no extra charge. Views vary between the rooms, and some have a terrace. The apartment includes a kitchen, hob and microwave, as well as a private bathroom. Bathroom amenities also include toilet paper. Breakfast is available on site.

Solliès-Ville is a Provençal village in the Var hinterland, near Toulon. Its streets and squares cluster around Saint-Michel Church and the remains of Château des Forbin, which recall the history of the village. The setting combines the hills of inland Var with the nearby towns and coast; views of the mountains and village rooftops offer a glimpse of this landscape. The village suits travellers who prefer lanes and local sights to lively urban neighbourhoods.

Saint-Michel l’Archange Church and the ruins of Château de Forbin can be visited in the village. Musée Jean Aicard and Musée du vêtement provençal offer different insights into local culture. For a trip to the city, Toulon brings together a Mediterranean port, an old town and museums. Solliès-Pont railway station is 1.2 km away and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 12 km away; a car is useful for exploring the surrounding towns and landscapes. Free public parking is nearby.

Days can combine a walk around the village, a visit to the ruins and an excursion to Toulon or the coast. The Provençal climate makes the shoulder seasons pleasant for exploring the surrounding area on foot, while summer draws more visitors to the coast. Markets and village squares offer a chance to discover regional produce throughout the seasons. For a more urban day out, Toulon has a different atmosphere, with quays, heritage and shops, before you return to the quiet of the village.