Maison Casasand Maison d'hôtes de charme

The rooms at Maison Casasand have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. They also include a coffee machine and minibar, and overlook the garden. Sizes and facilities vary by category: two rooms are named Deluxe Room, while one Twin Room accommodates up to five people.

The Studio with Terrace offers a different layout, with a kitchenette, kitchenware and an outdoor dining area. One of the Deluxe Rooms also has a terrace. The largest room, the Twin Room, overlooks the garden and swimming pool; the second Deluxe Room stands out for its access to a terrace. Bed configurations vary by room, with double, single or combined arrangements.

Maison Casasand brings together several outdoor spaces and facilities for everyday comfort. The garden and terrace offer places to enjoy the fresh air, while the swimming pool provides a place to swim on site. Air conditioning and heating are available, and the rooms have flat-screen TVs. Internet access is also available throughout the guest house.

Free private parking is available and must be reserved in advance. The rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, toilet, towels and hairdryer. A wardrobe or clothes rack provides space to store your belongings; bed linen is provided. A coffee machine and electric kettle complete the facilities. Some rooms have a minibar, while the studio also has a kitchenette, refrigerator, hob and kitchenware. À la carte breakfast is served on site.

Grasse lies in the hills of the Alpes-Maritimes hinterland, between the Provençal hills and the coast. The town is closely connected with perfumery, an industry that has shaped its history and urban landscape. Its old town brings together sloping streets, squares and historic buildings. It suits travellers looking to combine heritage, traditional craftsmanship and excursions between the inland area and the French Riviera.

Museums and perfume houses offer a chance to discover how fragrances are made and learn about local history. The International Perfume Museum explores the uses of perfume through the ages, while Parfumerie Fragonard is one of the town’s best-known perfume houses. Notre-Dame-du-Puy Cathedral and the gardens in the centre round out a walking tour of Grasse. The train station serves the town, and Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport provides access from other regions. Cannes, 20 km away, offers another side of the département, focused on the sea and major events.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks through the narrow streets and trips to the hill villages, with temperatures often pleasant. In summer, you can combine a visit to the perfume houses with a day on the coast, bearing in mind that seaside resorts can be busy. Nature lovers can also explore the foothills of the Alps, while the markets and terraces in the centre offer a glimpse of everyday life in Provence. A day can therefore combine a cultural visit to Grasse with exploring the scenery around the town.