Villa Taradis

Villa Taradis offers five double rooms ranging from 15 to 25 m², all designed for two guests. Each has a private bathroom, a kitchen and air conditioning. The rooms have a large double bed; several also feature a terrace and barbecue. Kitchens include a hob, dishwasher, toaster and kettle, among other appliances.

Views vary between the garden and the pool. The Double Room with Private Bathroom overlooks the garden, while several rooms look out over the pool. The Double Room with Terrace also has a coffee machine and a flat-screen TV; the Double Room with Pool View stands out for its balcony and spa bath. The different sizes and amenities let you choose between a more compact room and more spacious options.

Villa Taradis's outdoor spaces include a garden, a terrace and furniture for outdoor dining. You can also use the barbecue, relax on the sun loungers and make use of the parasols. The outdoor swimming pool is heated, and a hot tub adds to the leisure facilities. Free private parking is available on site.

The rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom. Practical amenities include a kitchen, washing machine, dishwasher, electric kettle, hob and toaster. There is also a minibar. Bathrooms are equipped with towels, free toiletries, a hairdryer and slippers. Bed linen, a wardrobe or dressing room and a clothes drying rack complete the facilities. For meals, you'll find a dining table and an outdoor dining area.

Taradeau is a village in the Var, set amid a Provençal landscape of hills, vineyards and small roads connecting the towns of Dracénie. The pace here is more rural than seaside: visitors come for the vineyards, country walks and inland villages. This stop suits travellers who want to explore the Var by car and return to a village setting after their outings.

Taradeau village is 1.2 km away. Château de Saint Martin, a vineyard you can visit to discover the area's wines, is 1.7 km away; Château d'Astros, another local vineyard, is 2.1 km away. The Tour de Taradelle bears witness to the area's heritage. For train travel, Vidauban and Les Arcs-Draguignan railway stations serve the area; the latter is 5 km away. The Var coast's beaches require a longer journey, so plan accordingly.

On fine days, you can enjoy outdoor meals and vineyard visits, while hot summer days invite you to make use of the pool during the sunniest hours. In September and October, the harvest season brings a different character to the vineyard landscapes, although activities vary from one vineyard to another. You can spend a day exploring a village, visiting a vineyard and taking a break in the garden. If you want to visit the coast, it's better to set aside a full day rather than make several trips. You can combine transport and nearby attractions according to whether you prefer wine, heritage or a trip to the sea.