The most beautiful guest rooms Provence

It is in a very green environment that Francis welcomes you in its beautiful Provencal mas. The rooms, with sober decoration, open onto a private terrace with garden lounge. The sun loungers around the swimming pool await you for your relaxation sessions. On the discovery side, the many wine-growing areas located in the municipality are all delicious stops to taste the gouleyants wines PDO Côtes de Provence they produce.

Near the botanical gardens of Castel Sainte-Claire and the Saint-Bernard park, and in a quiet residential area, welcome to this 19th century building which overlooks the city. You will stay in one of the five charming rooms, with city and sea views. The beautifully designed room-suite Lazulli Lapis lazuli is very appreciated. During the day, you can enjoy the swimming pool, the library and the terrace before exploring the wealth of the hinterland.

This villa, quietly located, 5 minutes from the city centre, offers individually decorated rooms on the theme of the grand masters of French painting, Picasso, Cézanne, Van Gogh, Monet, Manet and Gauguin.

A superb manor house of the 16th century, with unsuspected volumes, in the heart of the old town. The three rooms, accessible on the second floor by a vast staircase in terracotta tiles, are carefully decorated with the colours of Provence. Two of them can accommodate up to three people, the suite can easily support four. In the morning, the breakfast is served on the shaded and wooded terrace, at the back of the building: the vast planted garden is then overhung. As long as the weather is still fresh, your guests Isabelle and Nicolas will rather install you in the elegant bourgeois dining room. An excellent option, both central and exotic.

This beautiful nineteenth century residence, set at the foot of the Sainte-Baume golf, offers comfortable and cosy rooms. The new owners, Stella and Frederic, fell under the spell of the place, bend over backwards to serve you. A very nice restaurant to be discovered as the seasons go by.