Accommodation Types

Apartments

These are generally in more urban areas such as city or town centres. These rentals are ideal for couples or families who are looking for immersion in the Southern France lifestyle. The selection includes locations that are ideally suited for guests who enjoy walking and exploring via public transportation. These properties allow easy access to cultural venues, markets, shopping, and local restaurants and cafés. However, some apartments may be unsuitable for mobility-impaired individuals.

Bed & Breakfasts

The ones we include are more than just a bed with a continental breakfast. This curated selection of charming B&B accommodation in the South of France includes delightful hosts who go above and beyond. Where available, we have indicated guesthouse amenities such as laundry and pool access in the listings. Often the owners provide access to kitchens or outdoor cooking facilities. In many cases, these B&Bs offer the opportunity for table d'hôte (host's table) dinners on demand.

Boutique Hotels

If you are looking for small, stylish and sophisticated, these hotels fit the description. These hotels all have fewer than 20 rooms and are independently run by owner-operators who take pride in offering an intimate experience. Exquisitely designed, these properties provide a blend of guest privacy and shared spaces for interacting with others. Top-quality service is a number one priority at these properties, where the staff invite you to feel at home.

Homes & Villas

These are self-catered holiday homes, private villas and maisons de village (townhouses) in villages. Although the sizes vary, these rentals are comfortably furnished and provided all the requirements for cooking. The owners often live close by or will provide a contact who manages your arrival, departure, and any unforeseen issues. In many cases, these holiday homes and cottages are in rural settings, so a car is recommended.