les chambres de toucas

Les chambres de toucas has three rooms: a Double or Twin Room, a room accessible to guests with reduced mobility, and a Family Room with a private bathroom. All have air conditioning and a TV. The latter two have private bathrooms, while the Double or Twin Room shares its bathroom with another room.

The first room measures 12 m² and has a terrace, a balcony and views of the pool and mountains. The other two measure 15 m² and overlook the mountains. The Family Room accommodates up to four people with a double bed and bunk beds. The accessible room includes a sofa and board games or puzzles. Twin beds can be requested for an additional charge.

The heated outdoor pool and hot tub are the main places to unwind at Les chambres de toucas. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are also available. The terrace, outdoor furniture and picnic area provide spaces to enjoy the outdoors, and barbecue facilities are available. There is a café on site.

Guests have access to a shared kitchen, free Wi-Fi throughout the guest house and free private parking. The rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with a flat-screen TV. The guest house also offers accessibility facilities, including a lowered washbasin, raised toilet and toilet with grab rails. A wheelchair-accessible room has a private bathroom. Beauty services, a spa area and a solarium round out the facilities for relaxation. Bed linen and towels are provided in the rooms.

Solliès-Toucas is a Provençal village in the Var, set in the Gapeau Valley at the foot of the hills leading to the hinterland. The landscape combines hills, wooded areas and small communities, with a quieter atmosphere than the coast. The village suits travellers who want to discover inland Provence, alternate outdoor activities with visits to towns, then return to a less urban setting at the end of the day. Its narrow streets, squares and religious buildings offer a glimpse of local life.

In the village, Saint-Christophe Church and Parc des Frères Tocasso are easy stops to include on a walk. The ruins of Château de Forbin recall local history; nearby villages, including Solliès-Ville, offer more opportunities to explore the valley’s scenery and heritage. Toulon adds another dimension to a trip, with its port, museums and connections to the coast. Solliès-Pont railway station is 3 km away, while Toulon-Hyères Airport is 14 km away. A car makes it easier to explore the villages, hills and coast.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the hinterland, when temperatures are milder; in summer, you can combine time by the pool with early outings and days by the Mediterranean. The area around Solliès is also known for growing figs, which are particularly prominent in the region. You can spend a day in Toulon and on the coast, then set aside another morning for the villages and valley paths. In summer, setting off early helps you enjoy walks before the hottest part of the day.