Mas des Lys

The six accommodations at Mas des Lys comprise two Double Rooms, a Cottage, two Studios and a Family Studio. Each 18 m² Double Room has a terrace overlooking the garden and swimming pool, a private bathroom and air conditioning. The Superior Double Room stands out for its four-poster bed. The 60 m² cottage offers more space, with a kitchen, a terrace and a sofa bed in addition to the double bed.

The studios range from 28 to 40 m² and have a fitted kitchen, a private bathroom and a terrace. The two family layouts are arranged over a mezzanine and include a double bed and a sofa bed; the Family Studio measures 40 m². The accommodations offer views of the garden and swimming pool. Depending on the type you choose, the kitchen includes amenities such as a refrigerator, a coffee machine, a microwave or a dishwasher.

Mas des Lys offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a garden and several terrace areas, including a sun terrace. Outdoor furniture and sun loungers let you enjoy the poolside. A barbecue and barbecue facilities add to the outdoor amenities. You can also play table tennis or go for a walk in the surrounding area. A golf course is less than three kilometres away.

Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Free Wi-Fi is suitable for browsing the internet and sending emails and messages. The rooms have air conditioning and a private bathroom; some also have a kitchen or a terrace. A shared kitchen, a refrigerator and an electric kettle are also available. Breakfast is offered, but is not included with the self-catering accommodation. Pets are permitted on request, with a possible additional charge.

Roquebrune-sur-Argens stretches between an old Provençal village and more recent neighbourhoods in the Var hinterland. Mas des Lys is in the La Bouverie area, a residential setting where green spaces and wine estates reflect the Mediterranean landscape. The property suits travellers who want to alternate time by the pool with drives to villages, beaches and the Var’s hills. The historic centre of Roquebrune has narrow lanes and old buildings around its church.

The Maison de la Préhistoire J. Landréat – F. Puigdellivol museum presents collections on the region’s ancient settlements, 2.2 km away. La Bouverie Park, 1.5 km away, offers space for a walk in the area. Wine enthusiasts can discover Domaine du Blavet, while families will find water-based activities at Water Glisse Passion. Fréjus, with its Roman remains and amphitheatre, is about 9 km away; its railway station serves the coastal rail network. A car makes it easier to travel between these sights and the beaches.

Spring and the shoulder season are good times to visit the heritage sites and go for walks, with temperatures often more moderate than in high summer. From June to September, warm days invite you to enjoy the pool and coast, though the seaside resorts are busier then. You could start the day by exploring the old village, continue with a tasting at a wine estate and finish on the coast. For a more active outing, the hills of the Estérel offer hiking routes, while Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël let you combine a town visit with time by the sea.