Le Vieux Logis Chambres d'Hôtes

Le Vieux Logis Chambres d'Hôtes offers three 12 m² double rooms, each for two people. Every room has air conditioning, a private bathroom, a terrace and a flat-screen TV. Soundproofed walls complete the shared amenities, and the rooms have access to a private swimming pool depending on the features of their category.

Two rooms overlook the garden; the third faces the town. The Queen Room with Garden View has one large double bed, while the Double Room with Garden View also offers one large double bed. The Double or Twin Room with City View stands out for its town views and the choice between two single beds and one large double bed. The private bathrooms have a shower or a bath. The rooms also include a seating area, free toiletries and a hairdryer.

Le Vieux Logis Chambres d'Hôtes combines outdoor spaces with practical amenities in the town of La Farlède. The garden and sun terrace let you enjoy the outdoors, and a picnic area completes these spaces. The outdoor swimming pool has sun loungers, parasols, pool or beach towels and a fence. Families can also make use of outdoor play equipment, a games room, board games and books or DVDs for children.

The rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Free public parking is available on site, with spaces on the street. An airport shuttle is offered for a fee. For downtime, shared amenities also include darts and a table tennis table. Breakfast is continental or gluten-free.

La Farlède is a town in Var, between the Toulon urban area and the Provençal hills. The centre retains a village feel, with squares, gardens and streets where you can stroll on foot. The town lies inland from the coast, close enough to the Mediterranean for you to alternate city visits, walks nearby and days at the beach. Travellers who want to explore the coast while staying in a small town will find a quiet base here, with Toulon and Hyères within reach for days out.

In La Farlède, Place de la Liberté and Notre-Dame Church give you a glimpse of the centre. The Musée du Vêtement provençal displays items linked to local traditions, while the ruins of Château de Forbin recall the area's history. The neighbouring village of Solliès-Ville offers another stroll through Provençal lanes. To reach the coast, the beaches of Le Pradet and the Giens peninsula offer Mediterranean scenery; Toulon, 12 km away, lets you discover the port, harbour and old town. Solliès-Pont railway station is 2.8 km away, and Toulon-Hyères Airport is 10 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks through the villages and trips to the coast, with temperatures generally milder than in high summer. In summer, it is best to plan beach visits early in the day and save the hottest hours for a visit to Toulon or some time in the garden. You can combine a day at the market in town with a walk nearby and a swim on the coast. You can also explore the region's garrigue landscapes and wine estates, which are particularly pleasant to visit throughout the seasons.