Domaine de Vareilles

Opis hotelu

Located in Fontvieille, near Vareilles, Domaine de Vareilles welcomes you in a former farmhouse converted into a refined and elegant hotel. The hotel features comfortable rooms offering a friendly backdrop for your stay. They are luminous and combine charm and elegance. They blend original oak beams, sumptuous materials and period furniture while offering every modern comfort. The rooms are ventilated but not air-conditioned. The property has its own restaurant in which you can dine from 19:00 to 21:00, you can also have dinner or just have a drink in the inner courtyard under the open sky. For your comfort, the hotel features an outdoor swimming pool. After exploring the surroundings, relax on the hotels sunny terrace. For the respect and comfort of all, it is not allowed to cross the common areas or to go to the restaurant in a swimsuit. It is a 17th century building and, therefore, the thickness of the walls does not allow optimal use of WiFi in all the rooms, despite the repeaters. It works perfectly in common areas such as the large living room, the restaurant room and the open-air interior courtyard. A picnic basket at €9.00 can be provided on prior order. Only paper ANCV vacation vouchers are accepted. Please note that only the superior rooms can accommodate an extra bed at an extra cost. The baby cot is not free, a supplement is applied Reception is closed from 11:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. Only ANCV holiday vouchers are accepted. Guests wishing to leave and return after 11:00 p.m. must request the night gate access code, and those leaving the property before 8:00 a.m. must pay for their stay the evening before. Please note that pets are only allowed upon request and subject to approval, this will incur an additional charge of 10 euros per pet per stay.Only two pets are allowed in each room. Guests travelling with children must inform the property before arrival .Goście poniżej 18. roku życia mogą zameldować się wyłącznie z rodzicem lub oficjalnym opiekunem. Basen: nieczynne od nd. 13 wrz. 2026 do sob. 15 maj 2027