Longo Maï

Longo Maï offers two room categories: a Triple Room with Shower and a Double Room. Both overlook the garden and have a flat-screen TV. The first accommodates up to three people across 20 m²; the second measures 12 m² and is suitable for two guests. The triple room stands out for its private entrance and dining area, while the double room has a private bathroom.

Both rooms have heating and a bathroom with a shower or bath. A hairdryer and toilet are also provided. The double room is on a floor accessible by stairs only; the triple room is on the ground floor. The bed arrangements differ: the triple room has one single bed and one large double bed, while the double room has one large double bed. Garden views create a sense of continuity between the rooms and the outdoor spaces.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture, with sun loungers and parasols around the outdoor swimming pool. The pool is open seasonally. The shared lounge with a TV provides a place to gather indoors, while table tennis offers an activity on site. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are among the facilities available.

An on-site café and a bar complement the dining facilities. Fruit, wine and champagne are available, as well as children's menus and menus for special diets on request. Breakfast is available, and homemade meals can be prepared in the evening with advance booking. Private parking and Wi-Fi are free. Pets are welcome at no extra charge, and bowls are provided for them. Board games and puzzles are also available.

Sillans-la-Cascade is a Provençal village in the Haut-Var, surrounded by wooded hills and limestone landscapes. Its peaceful pace attracts visitors who want to explore the inland villages and enjoy walks in nature. The village lanes and local terraces offer a pleasant stop between excursions; a car makes it easier to get around this rural area.

Cascade de Sillans, 1.4 km away, is the village's main attraction: a path leads to a viewpoint overlooking the waterfall and its turquoise pool. Verdon Regional Natural Park extends across the surrounding area, offering hiking routes and landscapes of gorges and plateaux. In Salernes, the Terra Rossa museum traces the local history of ceramics and terracotta. Cotignac, known for its dwellings carved into the tufa cliff, makes another worthwhile excursion into the inland area.

You can plan your days around a morning walk, a village visit and then a break by the pool. The warmer months are suited to early outings and swimming; spring and autumn bring milder temperatures for exploring paths and villages. Cotignac market and the area's wine estates round out the options, with places to visit depending on your interests and the season.