Villa vacances les 3 Restanques

The villa has six bedrooms in a 250 m² house. The layout is designed for a shared stay, with two living areas, an equipped kitchen and four bathrooms. The accommodation description lists two large double beds, three double beds and two bunk beds. All four bathrooms have a bath and a shower.

The views look out over the garden and inner courtyard. The terrace extends the living spaces outdoors, while the private pool provides another place to relax on the property. The villa has air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a washing machine and a minibar. The kitchen is equipped with utensils for preparing and storing meals. This accommodation is an entire villa, rather than several room categories that can be booked separately.

The villa has a private pool, a terrace and a garden for enjoying the outdoors. Inside, the living areas have air conditioning and the kitchen comes with utensils. There is also a washing machine and a seating area with a sofa. The private bathrooms have a bath and a shower; toilet paper is provided.

For entertainment, you will find a flat-screen TV and a PS3 games console. A minibar completes the villa's facilities. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Views of the garden and inner courtyard offer different perspectives on the outdoor spaces. The terrace is another place to sit outside, while the garden and private pool let you enjoy the grounds. The bedrooms are non-smoking.

Ollioules is a commune in the Var, between the Toulon urban area and the Mediterranean coast. Its old town retains narrow streets and Provençal heritage, while the surrounding neighbourhoods extend towards the hills and neighbouring communes. The town suits travellers who want to combine a house with a pool, visits to urban attractions and trips to the coast. Toulon and La Seyne-sur-Mer are nearby centres for discovering the bay and its seascapes.

The Château Féodal d’Ollioules offers a glimpse into local history. In Toulon, the Musée National de la Marine presents the city's longstanding links with the sea and its port. The beaches of l'Eguillette and Balaguier provide access to the coast, while the Musée d'Art offers another cultural stop. Toulon railway station connects the city to regional and national rail services; a station in La Seyne-sur-Mer is another option for getting around the area. The boats and quays of the bay are part of the landscape along this stretch of coast.

The warmer months are well suited to days at the beach and walks by the sea; in the height of summer, Mediterranean temperatures make outings early in the morning or in the late afternoon more pleasant. In spring and the shoulder season, visits to Toulon and Ollioules' old town lend themselves to days less focused on swimming. You can alternate a morning of sightseeing with lunch in the area and some time to relax at the villa. A car makes it easier to travel between the town, the beaches and the different neighbourhoods of the urban area.