Villa Maolo

Villa Maolo offers a double room with a private bathroom, designed for two people. Measuring 22 m², it has a terrace and a patio opening onto the garden. Air conditioning, soundproofing and a flat-screen TV are among the room’s facilities. The bathroom has a bath and a shower.

Views of the garden and mountains connect the room with the landscape around Roquebrune-sur-Argens. It also includes a minibar, a coffee machine and a dishwasher. The private pool is another distinctive feature of this room type. Bed linen and towels are provided. The sleeping arrangement comprises one extra-large double bed. The room brings together sleeping, bathing and outdoor living areas, with the terrace extending the living space.

Villa Maolo has a garden, a patio and a sun terrace, with outdoor furniture and an open-air dining area. The private pool offers a place to relax between outings; sun loungers and parasols let you make the most of the outdoor spaces. A picnic area is also available. Indoors, the room has a private bathroom, air conditioning and free Wi-Fi.

You can enjoy several activities nearby, including hiking, cycling, canoeing and fishing. A water park and a tennis court are also among the leisure options. The on-site café, minibar and tea or coffee maker offer simple options for a drink or a break. Free private parking is available near the property, without prior reservation. The room has a flat-screen TV and appliances for making coffee and tea.

Roquebrune-sur-Argens stretches between an old village, hilly landscapes and the plain crossed by the Argens river. You can explore the historic centre on foot, following its narrow streets around Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul Church and the old gates, including the Portalet. The surrounding area combines vineyards, natural spaces and newer neighbourhoods. This stop in the Var suits travellers who want to alternate village visits, outdoor activities and days on the coast without staying in a seaside resort.

The Maison du Patrimoine offers insight into local history, while Jardin François Avois provides a place for a stroll. Domaine du Blavet is one of the wine estates in the area. Fréjus, about 9 km away, makes another worthwhile excursion, with its Roman amphitheatre and ancient heritage. Fréjus railway station is 9 km away; a car is useful for reaching the beaches and the various villages in the area. Nice-Côte d'Azur Airport is 50 km away.

The Mediterranean climate makes outings pleasant in spring and autumn, when you can explore the paths and villages in milder temperatures. In summer, the days are suited to swimming and trips to the coast, although the beaches are busier. You can spend a morning in the old centre, then head to the countryside or coast in the afternoon. Hiking, cycling and fishing offer other ways to discover the area, while the wine estates provide an opportunity to learn about the wines of the Var.