Villa Lei Rigaü

Villa Lei Rigaü offers two double rooms, each designed for two people and equipped with a private bathroom. Both have air conditioning, a terrace, a coffee machine and views of the garden or pool. A private entrance completes their amenities. Bed linen and towels are provided, and the bathrooms have a shower or bath and a hairdryer.

The Double Room with Terrace offers 20 m² and a large double bed. The Twin Room with Terrace is slightly more compact at 18 m² and lets you choose between two single beds and a large double bed. Both rooms have access to a terrace and share views of the guest house’s outdoor areas, including the garden and pool. A dining table is also among their amenities.

The outdoor spaces include a private swimming pool, a garden, a sun terrace and outdoor furniture. An outdoor dining area and barbecue facilities let you spend more time in the garden. Sun loungers, parasols and an open-air bath complete the facilities. The guest house also has a picnic area.

A continental breakfast is served on site. Coffee, as well as a tea and coffee maker, is available. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom; free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Pets can be accommodated on request, with a possible additional charge. The surrounding area is suitable for cycling, hiking, canoeing and fishing; other activities include horse riding and tennis.

Salernes is a village in the Var, in Provence’s inland countryside, among the hills and landscapes of the Haut-Var. Its old centre, squares and narrow streets offer a starting point for discovering local life, while the surrounding area combines vineyards, villages and natural spaces. The region suits travellers looking to combine heritage, outdoor walks and visits to small towns rather than stay on the coast.

The Terra Rossa Museum traces the history of ceramics and Salernes’ traditional terracotta tiles. In the village, Saint-Pierre Church and the castle ruins make pleasant stops on a walk. Villecroze, with its troglodytic caves and park, is a nearby excursion. The Sillans waterfall draws visitors with its natural setting and turquoise waters. Further afield, Thoronet Abbey is a remarkable Cistercian monument, known for its pared-back Romanesque architecture. A car makes it easier to travel between these sights and the villages of the Var.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are suitable for sightseeing and hiking in the inland countryside. In summer, plan outdoor outings for the cooler parts of the day and enjoy the pool when it is time to relax. You could start the day by exploring Salernes, continue with the caves at Villecroze or the Sillans waterfall, then finish with a meal in the village. Those who enjoy scenic views can also dedicate an excursion to the roads and viewpoints in the Verdon area.