Les Lézards 2 au Soleil Draguignan

Each of the six accommodation units sleeps up to two people and has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The double rooms range from 19 to 23 m². Some overlook an inner courtyard, while others offer views of the garden and swimming pool. Several rooms have a terrace; the layout and views vary by category.

The Chalet stands out for its independent layout, terrace overlooking the garden and view of the swimming pool. The Double Room with Patio has a patio and a view of the courtyard. Among the double rooms, the category with a pool view offers several perspectives over the outdoor areas. Another double room has a kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave, hob and kitchenware. Each accommodation unit is for two people and has a double bed.

The outdoor areas include a garden and a sun terrace with outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. The outdoor swimming pool has sun loungers, parasols and a pool bar; there’s also an open-air bath. A picnic area lets you enjoy the garden too. The rooms have air conditioning, and some are soundproofed and have a private entrance.

Free private indoor parking is available on site and does not require advance reservation. Wi-Fi is free throughout the bed and breakfast. The accommodation units have a flat-screen TV, and some also have a kitchenette. A kettle or coffee machine is among the dining amenities. Private bathrooms have a shower or bath, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Continental breakfast is served on site.

Draguignan lies in inland Var, amid a Provençal landscape of hills, vineyards and small roads linking the towns. The town combines shopping streets, squares and local heritage; it suits travellers who want to discover a Provence less focused on the coast while still being able to head for the coast or nearby villages. Neighbourhoods and public gardens offer places to pause between visits.

In the centre, the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire displays collections related to the town and the Var region, while the Musée des Arts et Traditions Populaires offers a glimpse into regional life. The Porte de Rome recalls Draguignan’s past, and Notre-Dame du Peuple is one of the town’s religious landmarks. Draguignan bus station is 2.3 km away; Les Arcs–Draguignan railway station is 7 km away. A car is useful for reaching the wine estates and exploring the surrounding area. Domaine Rabiega is 1.5 km away.

For a day out, you can spend the morning visiting the museums and streets in the centre, then head for the vineyards or villages of the hinterland. Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks and outdoor visits, with generally milder temperatures than in summer. In summer, plan walks for early or late in the day and leave time to enjoy the garden and swimming pool. Draguignan’s markets and squares also offer a glimpse of local life.