The most beautiful guest rooms Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

Seven guest rooms in a charming village house. Your hosts, Corinne and Benoît, are lovers of nature and the terroir. They can accompany you on your discovery of local producers and on beautiful hikes.

Former cottage became a country house. Swimming pool, summer kitchen, garden.

Born from the meeting of three friends - Joëlle, Valérie and Loïc the chef - Carpe Diem is a charming residence with high-end benefits. The guest house, composed of five bedrooms and beautifully decorated common spaces, boasts a sumptuous swimming pool, surrounded by comfortable sunbeds and natural parasols. On the restaurant side you can enjoy a real gourmet restaurant at the Moment Gourmet, which offers a unique menu with entrance, dish, cheese and dessert. The table is open to everyone, on reservation the day before (we insist)! A good listener!

On the heights of Bandol, this large villa is set in a pleasant terraced garden (hence its Appelleation Les) planted with olive trees, cypresses, pines and palm trees. It also reveals perfumes of thyms and rosemary… It smells good the Mediterranean! The swimming pool is very good in the beautiful days (i. e. often!). Inside, the four comfortable rooms are decorated with Provençal paintings; They all have their own bathroom. Breakfast is served on the shaded terrace.

Claude and Patricia welcome you with conviviality in their house built on 9 000 m ² in the heart of the countryside, for a peaceful stay that will allow you to discover the charming small village of Besse-sur-Issole, its lake… and the numerous leisure that is nearby, golf of Barbaroux, equestrian centre in Besse. On site, relax at the swimming pool or in the outdoor lounge and enjoy summer cuisine with plancha, available for dinner.

Our guest house in La Seyne-sur-Mer! His first trump? The superb sea view, perhaps from the public areas and most of the rooms, unless you place Laurence and Michel in a position pole. With small onions, they ensure that the stay of their guests takes place at best. The rooms and suites are spacious and well equipped. The Bendor pavilion is very close to the heated swimming pool and has a kitchenette. Terraces are a top-notch. And on request, dinner with grilled fish! A small haven of peace of the most significant.

On the village square, this lovely building is very timely for a diving in the Provence of yesteryear! Only two rooms, Parma and Chocolate, to recharge away from mass tourism, and a nice bistro on the ground floor, also belonging to the owners: It's here, in the pretty little room or around the few shady tables outside, that you mood a full breakfast before starting the day. Later, you can dine around a glass of Provence wine, Belgian beer and a copious tapas plate.