Residence Lou Naouc

Residence Lou Naouc offers several types of independent accommodation: two-bedroom houses, one- or two-bedroom apartments and studios with a terrace. The houses and apartments have a separate living room, a kitchen and a private bathroom. The studios also include a kitchen and a private bathroom, in a more compact space. Sizes range from 15 to 70 m², and capacity varies by accommodation.

The kitchens include a fridge, hob, oven or microwave and kitchenware; several also have a dishwasher. The terraces look out over the sea, and some accommodation has a balcony or patio. Views may be of the garden, swimming pool, town or mountains. Family accommodation has several beds spread across the bedrooms and living room; the studios are designed for two people. Descriptions of the houses and apartments also mention a flat-screen TV with cable channels.

Residence Lou Naouc provides free private parking and free Wi-Fi throughout the residence. The accommodation has a kitchen or kitchenette with a fridge, hob, kitchenware and, depending on the unit, an oven, microwave or dishwasher. A coffee machine and kettle are available for preparing drinks. The TV has cable channels. Outdoor areas include a garden, terrace, outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area.

The outdoor swimming pool has a shallow end, and part of it is set aside for children; sun loungers and parasols are provided around the pool. The garden has barbecue facilities and a picnic area. There is also a children's playground. Activities available in the surrounding area include hiking, canoeing, fishing, horse riding and golf. Massages, body treatments and beauty services are also offered. Pets are allowed on request, possibly for an extra charge.

Grasse is a town in Alpes-Maritimes whose history and urban landscape are closely linked to perfumery. Its narrow streets climb the slopes above the coast, passing old façades, squares and gardens with views of the hinterland. The town suits those looking to combine heritage and cultural visits with excursions to Provençal villages and the coast. The old town is easy to explore on foot, while a car makes trips into the hills easier.

The Fragonard perfumeries and the International Perfume Museum showcase the expertise that made Grasse famous. The Museum of Art and History of Provence and Notre-Dame-du-Puy Cathedral complete a walk through the historic centre. The hilltop village of Cabris offers another perspective on the hills and the region. For time outdoors, Parc de Roquevignon and the surrounding trails are good places to walk in a hilly setting. Grasse railway station connects the town to other destinations in Alpes-Maritimes; Cannes and its seafront make a good day trip.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the narrow streets, museums and village roads without the heavy summer crowds on the coast. In summer, you can combine a morning in Grasse with an afternoon on the coast or by the swimming pool. Perfume-related visits provide a theme for a day in town: discover the workshops, walk through the old town, then stop at a garden. The hills of the hinterland also offer hiking routes, while the beaches of Cannes are accessible for a trip to the Mediterranean.