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Rooms & Views
Featuring a private entrance, this air-conditioned villa consists of 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom wi…
Guests will have a special experience as the suite offers a pool with a view. This spacious suite consists of 1 living r…
This suite features a private entrance, air conditioning and tile/marble floor. The suite opens onto a shared terrace.
This suite has a minibar, soundproofing and private entrance.
This superior hut offers a shower, separate toilets and a Nespresso machine. There is also a minibar and a safe. The hut…
This superior hut offers a shower, separate toilets and a Nespresso machine. There is also a minibar and a safe. The hut…
This superior hut offers a shower, separate toilets and a Nespresso machine. There is also a minibar and a safe. The hut…
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Restaurants nearby
- Le Jardin de Berne★ Michelin A vineyard (515ha, no less!), a five-star hotel and spa, a MICHELIN-starred restaurant and an organic vegetable garden. It's in this idyllic setting, where Provence meets Tuscany, that chef Louis Rameau and pastry chef Éric Raynal work in tandem. They celebrate the local produce of the Haut-Varois terroir with vegetables, herbs and flowers from the kitchen garden, as well as olive oil and wine from the estate. The cheeses and other ingredients, delicately and skilfully prepared, are also organic and sourced from the best producers in the region: heirloom tomato French toast, roasted tomato and5.0km
- La TableBib This charming small restaurant sports a contemporary decor on the first floor of a stone house that stands in a medieval, picture postcard village. Tasty cuisine showcasing seasonal market produce with an emphasis on vegetables, hence the delicious and sensibly priced vegetarian menu. The peaceful shaded terrace takes front stage in the summer months. The welcome is as warm as the service is on the ball.4.6km
- La Table de Mentone Chef Sébastien Sanjou pops in from his nearby restaurant (Le Relais des Moines in Les Arcs-sur-Argens) to supervise the cooking at this fabulous restaurant set in the cellar of a wine estate, one of the finest in the Haut Var. As you take in the superlative surroundings (a panoramic landscape of vineyards and olive trees outside and a spacious designer-inspired interior), you can savour fine seasonal Provençal cuisine that makes the most of the estate's wide range of produce (courtesy of the hen house, orchard, vegetable garden, olive groves). For example, vegetable pot-au-feu with fresh herbs5.0km
- Le Bistrot du Château de Berne The simple, sun-drenched menu is packed with ingredients that call to mind the surrounding landscape. Crunchy local asparagus; rack of Duroc de Bataillé pork with an Asian twist; apple pastry, almond cream and caramel. These fresh, unfussy dishes are accompanied by wines from the estate. The prices are reasonable, and efficient service is provided by a team who are able to converse with the substantial English-speaking clientele.5.0km
- Le Nid An establishment run by charming people: Emilie takes care of the customer's every need, while the chef rustles up seasonal cuisine, full of freshness and flavour, making the most of short food supply chains and local producers. A gourmet hideaway that fills up every day and offers excellent value and maximum dining pleasure.5.7km
- L'Estellan Amid vineyards and olive groves, it is difficult not to fall in love with this inviting country house which instantly makes you feel at home, as it invites you to relax and really take your time. It is run by an experienced couple with an extensive catering career under their belt, who know where they want to go and how to get there: first-class, regional produce, modern, flavoursome recipes and a concise, mouthwatering slate menu.6.1km
- La Table de Pôl What luck to have a terrace next to the listed Fontaine de la Noix, with the bonus of a bird’s eye view of the show on market days. Inside, the decor is a blend of exposed ceiling beams, hardwood flooring, bare stonework and wood panelling. The chef concocts delicious dishes, often with a notable vegetable component, such as catch of the day with Béarnaise sauce and seasonal vegetables.7.1km
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