les petites terrasses

Les petites terrasses offers three rooms: a Twin Room with Private Bathroom, a Superior Room with a queen-size bed and a Family Room with Sea View. All three have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a coffee machine. They range from 15 to 27 m²; the Family Room is the largest and can accommodate up to four people, while the other two are suited to two guests.

The views and outdoor spaces set the rooms apart. The Twin Room overlooks the swimming pool. The other two offer sea views and have a patio. The Family Room has one double bed and one large double bed, while the Superior Room has a large double bed. An electric kettle is also provided in the rooms. Bed linen and towels are supplied, and each bathroom has a shower or bath and a hairdryer.

The outdoor spaces include a garden, a terrace, outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area. You can enjoy these facilities to spend some time in the fresh air or relax in the garden. Sun loungers, parasols, and pool or beach towels are also provided.

Activities listed include cycling, hiking, horse riding, bowling, billiards and skiing. Water sports facilities are also available on site, as is a ski school. The property also offers cooking classes and movie nights. Daily housekeeping adds to the practical facilities, while heating and air conditioning make the interior comfortable. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are among the available options.

Grasse stretches across the hills of Alpes-Maritimes, away from the coast but closely linked to the history of perfume-making. The old town combines sloping lanes, squares and old façades; workshops and perfume houses reflect the craft that made the city famous. It suits travellers interested in perfumes, museums and walks through a lively Provençal centre, with the hinterland and the Mediterranean within reach for day trips.

The International Perfume Museum traces the history of the industry and its raw materials, while the Fragonard Museum and Molinard perfumery offer different perspectives on it. Grasse railway station is 600 m away and connects the area by train. The Cannes coastline, 13 km away, offers beaches, a seaside promenade and cultural attractions. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 22 km away; a car makes it easy to reach Grasse from the airport and explore nearby villages.

For a day in Grasse, you can walk through the streets of the historic centre, visit a perfume museum and then take a break in a garden. Spring and autumn are pleasant times to walk through the lanes and explore the hills, while in summer you can combine a visit to Grasse with an outing to the coast, which is busier at that time of year. Another day trip takes you to Cannes and its museums, followed by a walk by the sea. A car is useful for exploring the small towns of the hinterland, but Grasse’s centre is easy to visit on foot.