Villa provençale - piscine-calme

Villa provençale is rented as a whole: guests have use of a 120 m² house with three bedrooms, accommodating up to eight people. This layout suits families or friends who want to share the living room and meals while having separate sleeping spaces. The villa has a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen and a lounge area with a fireplace.

The kitchen includes a fridge, oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave and coffee machine. The accommodation is air-conditioned and also has a washing machine. The terrace overlooks the garden and pool, with an outdoor dining area and a barbecue. The private pool and hot tub set this house apart from the rooms available in a traditional hotel. The sleeping arrangements include large double beds, two single beds and a sofa bed.

The outdoor pool, open seasonally, and hot tub make up the villa’s relaxation area. The garden, terrace and outdoor furniture make it possible to dine outside; a barbecue and its facilities complete the space. Sun loungers, parasols, and pool or beach towels are also provided. Families can make use of outdoor play equipment, board games and books or other materials for children.

Inside, air conditioning, a dining area and outdoor furniture complement time spent in the house. The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals and includes a coffee machine. Bed linen, towels, a washing machine and a dishwasher make longer stays easier. Free Wi-Fi is available, with a stated speed of 39 Mbps. The villa has a flat-screen TV and free private parking on site. Pets are welcome at no extra charge.

Draguignan lies in the Var hinterland, amid Provençal hills and vineyards. This modest-sized town combines old streets and squares with newer neighbourhoods; it offers a different kind of stop from the seaside resorts on the coast. The centre is easy to explore on foot, among religious buildings, gardens and museums, while the surrounding landscapes invite you to take the smaller roads through the department.

The Hôtel Départemental des Expositions du Var and the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire offer a chance to explore local collections and history. Parc Haussmann provides a leafy spot for a break, and Portaiguières bears witness to the town’s heritage. The town centre is about 1.2 km from the villa. For rail travel in the region, Les Arcs–Draguignan station is 10 km away; Vidauban is another station in the area. The local wine estates, including Château Sainte-Roseline and Château Font du Broc, are worth visiting for tours and tastings. A car is useful for travelling between the villages and vineyards.

Summer days in the Var are often hot, so time by the pool and outings in the morning or late afternoon fit well into the schedule. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are suitable for walks in town and excursions into the hinterland. You could spend a day exploring the centre of Draguignan and visiting a wine estate; the Mediterranean coast offers another day trip, though it is worth allowing for traffic during busy periods.