Villa Syracuse - Chambre privée avec piscine et jardin

Villa Syracuse offers a 20 m² Double Room with Pool View for two people. It has a private bathroom with a shower and a terrace overlooking the pool. The room also has air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. This layout combines an indoor space for relaxing with access to an outdoor area overlooking the pool.

A large double bed is provided. The room also includes a refrigerator and an electric kettle, useful for keeping drinks chilled or making a hot drink. Bed linen and towels are provided; free toiletries and toilet paper are also available in the bathroom. Heating and a wardrobe or clothes rack complete the facilities. The terrace and pool view set this room apart, while the garden and seasonal outdoor pool are shared areas of the house.

The seasonal outdoor pool is complemented by a garden, a terrace and areas furnished with sun loungers or beach chairs and parasols. You can enjoy these outdoor facilities in fine weather, then return to the air-conditioned room. Facilities include a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator and an electric kettle. The private bathroom has a shower, a toilet and free toiletries.

Private parking is free on site and does not require prior reservation. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house. Bed linen and towels are provided, and heating completes the indoor facilities. The terrace offers a view of the pool; the garden and pool are the main outdoor relaxation areas. These facilities bring together the room’s practical amenities and the outdoor spaces at Villa Syracuse.

Cogolin is in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, between the Maures hills and the Mediterranean coast. The old village retains its Provençal character, with streets climbing towards its church and squares. The commune combines village life with the vineyards of the hinterland and the coastal beaches. It suits travellers looking to alternate walks through villages, trips to the seaside and visits to estates in the Var.

In the centre of Cogolin, the Musée Sellier offers a glimpse of local craft traditions, while the Sentier Botanique provides a walk among Mediterranean vegetation. The village of Grimaud, 3.3 km away, is known for its medieval lanes and the remains of its castle, which overlooks the gulf. Further down, Port Grimaud can be explored along canals lined with colourful houses. The beaches around Port Grimaud and the Marina de Cogolin are 5 km away. Local roads connect the villages and the coast; a car makes it easier to visit these different places.

The warmer months are a good time to enjoy the sea and outdoor walks, although the coast is busier then. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant days for visiting Grimaud or exploring the vineyards. In summer, you can spend the day between a morning in old Cogolin, a swim on the coast and an end-of-afternoon walk along the canals of Port Grimaud. The markets and village squares also offer a glimpse of the Provençal pace of life.