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Mas de LHermitage maison dhotes France
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Bed and Breakfast in Provence, France
Property Details
Amongst the vineyards, olive and fruit trees in 15 acres of land, superb view, heated pool.A selection of B&B rooms and self-catering Apts,all decorated in Provencal style.Peace and quiet for those who want it but well situated for exploring the beautiful countryside of the var , its olive mills, wineries, perfumeries, cultural and historical sites and of course the stunning coastline. Table d'hotes is available on request, and we also organise Gastronomic weeks based on the flavours of Provence
Local Area Details35km north of Ste Maxime , between Nice and Marseille , in the heart of rural Var .
Grasse (32 km)
Grasse has been since the 18th century a significant center of perfumery.It is also a health resort and a tourist attraction. Places to visit : The cathedral dating from the 10th and the 11th century, was altered in the 17th. It shelters three remarkable oil paintings of Pierre Paul Rubens, a tryptique attributed to Louis Br顬 the "Lavement des pieds" of Jean-Honore Fragonard. The bishop's house shelters today the town hall and has a tower of the 12th century. The Fragonard villa-museum, house of the 17th century where Fragonard has lived. The international museum of Perfumery recalls the history of this art. History : Founded by the Romans, Grasse was at the 12th century a small Republic on the model of the Italian cities with which it maintained the trade. In 1226, the city was integrated into the Provence county. Fragonard was born in Grasse in 1732 and took refuge there during the French Revolution. The health resort had the favours of the princess Pauline Bonaparte and the Queen of England.
Gorges du Verdon (37 km)
The Verdon (200 km long) is an affluent of the Durance. The Gorges are a splendid canyon resulting from erosion by the river of the rocks limestones. They were popularized at the beginning of the 20th century and since then they attract amateurs of pedestrian and equestrian excursions, of water sports (rafting, hydrospeed, canoe-kayak, canyoning...), of air sports... The villages bordering the Gorges have kept their stunning original Provencal charm.
Saint Tropez (42 km)
Saint-Tropez is the most well known sea town on the French Riviera. It welcomes every year not only a clientele composed of celebrities and movie stars, but also crowds of tourists attracted by the fame of the city. The museum of the Annonciade of Saint-Tropez shelters a beautiful collection of works of art notably of Bonnard, Rouault or Derain; the citadel, constructed between the 16th and the 18th century, today houses the Maritime museum. Originaly Saint-Tropez was a Greek commercial/trading center,it took its present name from a Roman soldier "Torp賢,he became Christian martyr in the 1st century after J.C. Until the 19th century, Saint-Tropez remained a small fishing village. It is Maupassant that discovered the charm of Saint-Tropez and contributed to opening it up to tourism. The city began to know fame during in between the two wars. In the 1950's, the city acquired considerable recognition thanks to a number of writers and actors living and working their.
Aix en Provence (60 km)
Aix-en-Provence possesses former hotels and fountains harmoniously situated around the Mirabeau course and the Saint-Savior cathedral, style "Romantic", rebuilt during the 13th>15th centuries, and sheltering the triptych of the ardent Bush by Nicolas Froment. Its other most remarkable buildings are the former palaces of the archdiocese (17th century, become the museum of the Tapestries), the Sextiuses thermal baths, and the churches of Saint-Jean-Of-Malta (13th century) and Saint Marie-Madeleine (17th - 18th centuries). City of art and active musical center since the 11th century, Aix-en-Provence possesses many museums: For Fine arts the Granet museum, and in "Vieux Aix", the Museum of natural history. Aix also shelters the rich M骡nes library situated in one buildings of the "Hotel de ville". On the outskirts, the house/workshop of Paul C麡nne (born in Aix) and the Foundation Vasarelies are also frequently visited. In July, the city welcomes a yearly lyric art festival. Its famous university was founded in 1409 by Louis II of Anjou. History: In 123 before J.C, a Roman colony, baptized Aquae Sextiae according to its founder's name consul Caﵳ Sextius Calvinus and because of the presence of thermal sources, got created on the site of the present city, Aix was connected in France in 1501, when Louis XII establishes the parliament of Provence there.
Additional InformationAbout Local AttrcationsWe are in the heart of the Var and as such well situated for exploring not only the coastline but also the historical and cultural sites.
We are situated in the centre of the Cotes de Provence AOC area , and as such there are many wineries and domaines to visit (and taste!).
Local cheese farms and olive oil mills complete the culinary tour.
About Airport InformationWe are equidistant between Nice , Marseilles and Toulon airports , approx driving time is +/- 1 hour , the only variations are on car rental pick up time which can vary enormously(up to 2 hours!!) , check with us for details
About Weather/Climate/TemperatureTypical mediterranean climate but due to our location, never too hot even in peak summer.
Best times to visit are May and September , rainy months November and March.
About BeachesClosest beaches are at ste. Maxime, but also easy access to st Tropez and ste Aygulf
About GolfingMany stunning local golf courses: ste Endreol , Barbaroux,ste Maxime,Taulane.We run golf breaks off season , but always have discounts available for our guests at all the local courses
Property Information
| Type: | Bed and Breakfast |
| Location: | Draguignan, Provence, France |
| This Property Sleeps: | 6 |
| Minimum Price Per Night: | €50 (Currency Converter) |
| Maximum Price Per Night: | €85 |
| Nearest Airport: | Nice/Marseille/Toulon |
| Notes |
| Price per room per night inc. B/fast&taxes ,tables d'hotes evening meals on request |
Property Features * Has a Pool * Close to a golf course * Children are allowed
Accommodation and Facilities Summary| Theme | Quiet yet close to local activity, Away from it all | | Accommodation | Changeover Day Flexible, Size: Spacious, Accommodation Type: Bed & Breakfast | | Suitability | Wheelchair inaccessible, Children Welcome, No Pets | | Outside | Outside Shower, Outside Tap, Garden, Private Swimming Pool, Terrace, Parking, Patio | | Location | Remote Location, In the Country, Distance to Airport 50-100km, Distance to local restaraunts 1km, Distance to convenience store 2km, Distance to beach >5km | | Local Area | The local town is Sleepy, Distance to Local Town Centre 2km, Restaurants, Quiet Bars and Pubs | | Local Activities | Walking, Swimming, Tennis, Mountain Biking, Golf, Cycling | | Living Room | Armchairs 1, Sofas 1, Seating for 2 People | | Laundry | Ironing Board, Iron, Towels Provided, Linen Provided | | Dining | Seating for 2 People | | Heat/Cooling | Electric Heaters | | Bedroom | Ensuites 3, Twins 2, Doubles 1 | | Bathroom | Shower Rooms 3, Toilets 3 |
Contact Information
| Name: |
Michael Altman |
| Telephone: |
+330494679494-- |
| Alt Telephone: |
+330686566329-- |
| Fax: |
+33494678388-- |
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