UNE HISTOIRE DE FAMILLE

All four categories have a private bathroom with a shower and air conditioning. They accommodate two or four people and range in size from 30 to 49 m². The options include a Family Room, two Deluxe Double Rooms and a Large Double Room. Rooms with balconies offer views of the pool, town or an inner courtyard; the Large Double Room overlooks the mountains.

Layouts vary by category: some combine an extra-large double bed with a sofa bed, while the Family Room has two extra-large double beds. Rooms also have a terrace, and several include a balcony. Facilities include a flat-screen TV, coffee machine and dishwasher. You will also find a desk and free toiletries in the rooms. The 30 m² Deluxe Double Room is the most compact, while the 49 m² Family Room offers more space.

The outdoor areas include a garden, terrace and outdoor furniture. A sun terrace and outdoor dining area let you sit outside. The rooftop pool is one of the leisure facilities, and sun loungers are also available. Indoors, the shared lounge provides a place to relax and includes a TV area. The restaurant serves meals on site; children’s menus, wine and champagne are also available.

The property has a shared kitchen equipped with a coffee machine, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Rooms include facilities such as a flat-screen TV, seating area and fireplace. Heating, air conditioning and soundproofing complete the amenities. Pets are welcome at no extra charge, and pet bowls are available. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas. You can also hire bicycles on site and make use of the daily housekeeping service.

Collobrières is a Provençal village in the Massif des Maures, surrounded by wooded hills and known for its chestnut-growing. Its narrow streets, small squares and old façades give the village a peaceful atmosphere, away from the coast’s larger seaside resorts. You can discover local life on foot, among the village houses and along paths leading into the hills. Nature lovers can set out on walks in the Maures, while the local heritage and regional produce add another dimension to a visit.

Pont Vieux, 130 m away, recalls the village’s history and is just a few minutes’ walk away. The Musée de la fabrique du marron glacé, 160 m away, introduces visitors to a speciality associated with Collobrières. The Chartreuse de la Verne, 7 km away, is a Carthusian monastery in a wooded setting; visiting it makes for an excursion into the hills of the Maures. Gonfaron railway station is 9 km away, and La Môle – Saint-Tropez and Toulon-Hyères airports serve the area. Having a car makes it easier to explore the villages and trails.

Autumn is particularly suitable for discovering chestnut groves and local specialities, while spring brings pleasant temperatures for walking in the Massif des Maures. In summer, you can alternate morning walks in the hills with outings to the Var coast. A day might begin with a visit to the village and its museum, followed by an excursion to the Chartreuse de la Verne. Hiking trails also let you take in the Maures’ Mediterranean landscapes throughout the seasons.