Logis Hôtel La Bellaudière

The six room categories at Logis Hôtel La Bellaudière each have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. They range from 11 to 25 m². The Standard Double Room overlooks the mountains and road, while the Superior Double Room offers views of the terrace and garden. The rooms with panoramic views or sea views stand out for their outlook over the landscape.

For families, a ground-floor room has a separate entrance and can accommodate up to five people. If you’d like outdoor space, choose the Deluxe Double Room with Balcony, which has a balcony and a coffee machine. Bed arrangements vary by category: some rooms have a double bed, others two single beds or a combination of beds. The rooms with sea views are available with or without a balcony.

Logis Hôtel La Bellaudière has several outdoor spaces to enjoy, including a sun terrace, a garden and a designated picnic area. Outdoor furniture lets you settle into these spaces, while daily housekeeping is provided during your stay. Packed lunches are also available, and board games or puzzles can make your downtime more enjoyable.

The restaurant, bar and on-site café make up the dining options; wine and champagne are available. The rooms have flat-screen TVs, and internet access is free throughout the property. Free private parking is available on site. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge, and pet bowls are provided. Rooms have a private bathroom with a shower or bath, free toiletries and a hairdryer. The building also has heating and a safe.

Grasse is a Provençal hill town known for its history of perfumery and panoramic views of the Alpes-Maritimes. Its old centre has narrow streets, small squares and historic buildings, while the surrounding neighbourhoods extend up the hillsides. The town suits those looking to combine heritage, museum visits and walks through a Mediterranean landscape less coastal than Cannes or Nice.

The Musée Fragonard and the International Museum of Perfumery tell the story of the crafts that shaped Grasse’s reputation; the old town is also home to Notre-Dame du Puy Cathedral. The Jardin de la Princesse Pauline offers a place to stroll, with views over the town and hills. The nearby villages of Magagnosc and Châteauneuf-Grasse offer a chance to discover Provençal homes on an excursion. Grasse railway station is 3.1 km away, and Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 20 km away. Cannes is 21 km away.

You can start the day with the perfumery museums, continue through the old streets and finish with a stroll in a garden or up in the hills. The Mediterranean climate is well suited to outdoor visits in spring and autumn, when temperatures are often milder than in summer. In summer, plan visits to the old town and museums during the cooler parts of the day, then explore the villages inland. Rail connections from Grasse also make it easy to visit the coast, while a car is useful for reaching the hilltop villages nearby.