Natur & Jasmin Chambres d'hôtes naturistes en Provence

The three rooms on offer have two category names: two are called "Double Room with Private Bathroom", and the third "Double Room with External Private Bathroom". They all have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a terrace with garden views. They measure 20 or 23 m². Each room has a large double bed; the third has two and can accommodate up to four people.

The 23 m² room stands out for its bath, while the other two have a shower or a bath. The terraces extend the indoor spaces towards the garden, and outdoor furniture lets you settle in. Toiletries, a hairdryer and an additional toilet are among the amenities. The rooms have similar facilities, with clear differences in size, the bath and the capacity of the third room.

The garden, terraces and picnic area provide several places to get some fresh air or share a meal outdoors. Outdoor furniture, a dining area and a sun terrace let you settle in at different times of day. A shared lounge with a TV, luggage storage and board games are also available. The hot tub and solarium complete the relaxation facilities.

There is a café on site. You can also find fruit, wine and champagne, as well as children's menus or menus for special diets on request. A kettle or coffee machine is among the amenities. Other services include free private parking, free Wi-Fi in some rooms and air conditioning. The rooms have a private bathroom, toiletries and a hairdryer.

Lorgues is in the Var hinterland, among hills, vineyards and small Provençal villages. The village has an old centre with narrow lanes and stone façades, along with squares where you can stop for a drink on a terrace. The surrounding countryside alternates between wine estates, olive groves and roads lined with cypress trees. This stop suits travellers who want to explore inland Var and discover a Provence of villages rather than seaside resorts.

Wine estates provide a theme for excursions: Château les Crostes is 980 m away and Château l'Arnaude is 1.1 km away. Taradeau offers another stop in the local landscape. Château d'Astros, 3.3 km away, combines heritage and vineyards. For a cultural outing, Thoronet Abbey, a remarkable medieval Cistercian complex, is 10 km away. Vidauban railway station is 4.4 km away; a car makes it easier to get between the villages and estates.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks through the vineyards and visits to villages, while the grape harvest brings the estates to life in September and October. In summer, the pool and terraces offer a break after a day of exploring, although Provençal afternoons can be hot. You can spend a day visiting wine cellars and Var villages, then plan another outing to Thoronet Abbey or the coastal landscapes. The markets and village squares are also a good way to discover local produce.