Skylark Bed & Breakfast

Each of the three rooms at Skylark Bed & Breakfast accommodates two people and has a private bathroom. Two are in the main house; the third is in a separate cottage. The Double Rooms measure 12 m² and have a balcony, patio or terrace, with views of the sea and mountains. Guests also have access to the large shared lounge and the terrace.

The larger cottage measures 16 m² and also has a kitchenette and a sitting area. It also offers views of the city, garden, sea and mountains. Its furnished terrace extends the indoor space, while the fridge, oven and hob let you prepare meals. There is a coffee machine in every room. The beds are large double beds; the rooms also have a flat-screen TV.

Skylark Bed & Breakfast has furnished outdoor areas, including a patio, balcony, terrace and garden. The shared lounge provides an indoor space to relax, while the bar serves wine and champagne. The rooms have flat-screen TVs; some overlook the sea or mountains and have a balcony or terrace.

The cottage has kitchen facilities, including a fridge, microwave, oven and hob. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the bed and breakfast. Free public parking is available nearby, on the street. Guests can also enjoy activities such as hiking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing and scuba diving. Massages are available on site. Grasse bus station is nearby, and the railway station provides connections to neighbouring towns.

Grasse rises over the hills of the hinterland near Cannes, with steep narrow streets, stairways and old façades around the old town. The town is known for perfumery: its workshops and museums tell the story of the processing of raw materials and the making of fragrances. From the higher ground, you can see the rooftops and hills and, on a clear day, all the way to the Mediterranean. This town suits travellers interested in heritage and traditional skills who want to explore a Provençal town without staying directly on the coast.

The International Perfume Museum presents the history of the industry, while the Fragonard Museum offers an insight into its techniques and collections. Notre-Dame-du-Puy Cathedral and the gardens of the old town round out a walk through the historic centre. Grasse railway station provides connections to the regional rail network; the bus station makes it easier to get around the area. For a trip to the coast, Cannes and its beaches offer a seaside outing, while the villages inland are easier to explore by car. Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport is the region’s main air gateway.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are suitable for walking and excursions in the Préalpes d’Azur. Summer days are hot; visiting a museum or taking a break in the gardens can help you avoid the sunniest hours. You can spend the morning visiting perfumeries and the cathedral, then head to the coast to enjoy the sea later in the day. The sloping streets call for comfortable shoes, especially if you explore several neighbourhoods on foot.