Villa Blanche - Suite en Provence

Villa Blanche offers a 20 m² Deluxe Double Room for two people. It is on the ground floor and has a private entrance, providing direct access from outside. The private terrace overlooks the garden; this is one of the room’s distinctive features. Inside, air conditioning is complemented by practical amenities for everyday use, including a desk, a fridge and a coffee machine. The private bathroom includes a shower or a bath, as well as a hairdryer.

The room has a large double bed and also offers a garden view. Bed linen, towels, a wardrobe or clothes rack and a clothes rail are provided. The toilet is in the bathroom. The terrace extends the room into the garden, while the private entrance sets its access apart from the shared outdoor areas. This layout brings together sleeping space, a bathroom and a practical little corner for a stay for two.

Villa Blanche brings together several practical facilities for its room and outdoor spaces. The garden is complemented by a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. A picnic area also lets you enjoy the outdoors. The room has air conditioning, a private bathroom and a coffee machine; a fridge is also available. Breakfast can be served in your room, and coffee is available on site.

Free private parking is available on site, with access for guests with reduced mobility and indoor parking. Wi-Fi is free throughout the guest house. A private entrance and private check-in and check-out complete the facilities. The accommodation is on the ground floor. The terrace, garden and picnic area offer several places to sit outside, while the outdoor dining area lets you enjoy a meal in the open air.

Draguignan is in the Var hinterland, between the Provençal hills and the Mediterranean coast. The town combines an old centre, squares and shopping streets with more modern districts. You can explore its heritage on foot, passing old gates, churches and museums. Those interested in local history will find several cultural attractions, while the parks offer places to pause during your visit. It suits anyone looking to explore a town in the Var without staying directly on the coast.

Draguignan’s centre includes the Porte de Rome and the Museum of Art and History. The Hôtel Départemental des Expositions du Var hosts exhibitions in a former heritage building. Notre-Dame du Peuple is another town landmark, and Parc Haussmann offers space for a stroll. The bus station is 2.8 km away; Les Arcs-Draguignan train station, serving the area by rail, is 8 km away. A car is useful for exploring the surrounding villages and wine estates. The Le cellier des 3 collines wine estate is 2.7 km away.

The Provençal climate makes visits pleasant in spring and autumn, when temperatures are often milder than in summer. In summer, plan walks around town for the morning or late afternoon, then spend the hottest hours taking a break in the shade. You can combine a day exploring the old centre and visiting a museum with an outing to discover the landscapes of the Var. In late summer and autumn, the roads around Draguignan pass through wine-growing areas where the grape harvest shapes the season.