Pavillon La Ruine

Le Pavillon La Ruine is rented as a whole: the 30 m² holiday home has one bedroom and accommodates up to four guests. The bedroom has a double bed, while the living room has a sofa bed, allowing guests to sleep in two separate rooms. This layout suits travellers who want to share the same accommodation while keeping a separate sleeping area.

The fitted kitchen is part of the property and includes a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. The seating area, air conditioning and flat-screen TV complete the indoor facilities. The house also has a bathroom with a shower, towels and bed linen. It overlooks the garden, which can be accessed from the patio and terrace. The private swimming pool is a distinctive feature of this entire-home rental.

The outdoor swimming pool is private and has a shallow end. The garden, patio and sun terrace offer several places to sit outside; sun loungers and parasols are also provided. A barbecue and outdoor furniture make it possible to dine in the open air, while the picnic area adds to the garden facilities. Children can enjoy outdoor play equipment, a playground and pool toys.

Inside, the house has a kitchen with an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, toaster, electric kettle and coffee machine. A dining area and a living room with a sofa provide space to spend time together. Air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV with cable channels are also provided. Bed linen and towels are supplied, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Free private parking is available on site.

Draguignan is a town in the Var hinterland, among Provençal hills and vineyards. Its centre combines old lanes, shaded squares and stone façades; it has the feel of a small town, with cultural venues and gardens for a mix of walks and visits. The surrounding area appeals to travellers who want to explore inland Provence, its wine estates and villages without staying directly on the coast.

In town, the Musée des Arts et Traditions Populaires and the Hôtel Départemental des Expositions du Var offer a glimpse of local history and culture. Notre-Dame du Peuple and the Porte de Rome are also landmarks on visits to Draguignan's heritage sites. The village of Flayosc offers another side of Provence, with its lanes and old houses. Château Roubine and nearby wine estates make for an outing among the vineyards. Les Arcs–Draguignan railway station is 8 km away; a car is useful for exploring the towns and attractions scattered throughout the hinterland.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks, village visits and stops at wine estates. In summer, hot days make it appealing to start excursions early and leave time for the pool. You can spend a day in the centre of Draguignan, then head to Flayosc or the Var's vineyard landscapes. In September and October, the grape harvest gives vineyard outings a particular character, while the Mediterranean coast remains within reach for a day trip.