Villa Azur

Villa Azur offers three studios, each with a private bathroom and a terrace. Two are called Deluxe King Studio: the larger is 23 m² and sleeps four, while the other is 19 m² and is suitable for two guests. The 17 m² Standard Studio also sleeps two. The Deluxe studios have a kitchenette, which is handy for preparing meals on site. They also have views of the garden and swimming pool.

All three accommodation units include a coffee machine and an outdoor space. A spa bath and a view of the swimming pool are among their distinctive features. The 23 m² studio stands out for its bunk beds, in addition to the extra-large double bed. The 19 m² studio has the same name but offers just one bed. The Standard Studio differs with its private entrance and view of a quiet street; its bathroom has a walk-in shower. Floor areas and capacities vary by studio.

Villa Azur’s outdoor spaces include a garden, a patio and a sun terrace, along with outdoor furniture and a dining area. The outdoor swimming pool is heated, filled with salt water and has a shallow end. A hot tub completes the leisure facilities. The studios have a flat-screen TV, satellite channels and a streaming service. Free internet access is suitable for both watching videos and making video calls.

A shared kitchen is equipped with a dining table, a refrigerator, a toaster, kitchenware, a kettle and a microwave. The studios also have a coffee machine and, depending on the accommodation, a kitchenette. Private bathrooms include a shower or bath, a toilet, a hairdryer and towels. Bed linen is provided. Free private parking is available on site, with access suitable for guests with reduced mobility. A private entrance, access keys and a safe are also among the facilities.

Lorgues is a Provençal village in the Var hinterland, surrounded by hills, vineyards and wine estates. You can explore its old centre on foot, among stone façades, narrow streets and historic gates. The Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin marks the village skyline, while its squares and terraces offer a glimpse of local life. This is a good stop for travellers who want to discover inland Provence and its villages rather than stay on the coast.

Porte Sarrasine and Porte Tré-Barri bear witness to Lorgues’ history; both are 1.2 km away. Jardin de la Muscatelle offers a place for a stroll in the village. Wine lovers can visit the surrounding estates, including Domaine des Aumèdes, 800 m away, and Château Rasque, 4.7 km away. Thoronet Abbey, a notable medieval Cistercian abbey, is 9 km away. Vidauban and Les Arcs–Draguignan railway stations provide train access to the area, but a car is useful for exploring the villages and vineyards scattered across the countryside.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to follow the wine routes and visit the towns without the summer heat. In summer, the swimming pool offers a break after a day of sightseeing; you can spend the day discovering Lorgues’ heritage or take a trip to the abbey and nearby wine estates. A Provençal market is another way to discover seasonal produce and local specialities. From the village, you can plan a day combining a visit to the old centre, a wine tasting at an estate and a walk through the Var countryside.