Holiday Rentals in Le Thoronet
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Holiday Rentals in Le Thoronet - A Guide to Le Thoronet
You will find holiday rentals in Le Thoronet in the southern part of France within an hours drive from the Mediterranean coastline. By road the village can be reached from the E80/A8 main route.
The closest airports to the area are Marseille, Nice Cote d'Azur, Toulon Hyres and Saint Tropez - La Mole. Those of you who wish to hire a car for your stay please click on the link above for some of the best deals around for car hire in Le Thoronet.
If you prefer to travel by train the superb TGV train service runs to Toulon and Saint Raphael and will take you around 4 hours from the capital Paris.
Types of Holiday Rentals in Le Thoronet
Being slightly inland the main type of holiday rentals in Le Thoronet are house and villa style properties. I did find one chateaux to rent in Le Thoronet listed but there may be others if you search hard.
You can find some beautiful and individual properties in this part of France, usually in quiet and relaxing countryside locations. An example I found was a three bedroom farmhouse on 3 levels with a south facing swimming pool.
The property sleeps up to 8 people and has two separate bathrooms and 2 further WC's. The remainder of the accommodation is spread over a kitchen, lounge and dining room, all in the French Provencal style. Outside space is one of the main features of this property, with well maintained gardens and a relaxing pool to cool off in. The property also has a superb first floor balcony area, ideal for an evening aperitif.
Le Thoronet Useful Information
Holiday rentals in Le Thoronet are located in the Var department which is part of the larger Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region. Land are covers 37.53 square kilometres and holds a local population of around 2,050 people.
One of the main attractions of Le Thoronet holiday rentals is the well known Thoronet Abbey. A former Cistercian abbey built in the late twelfth and early thirteenth centuries and is one of the best examples around. The abbey has now been restored and is open as a museum. Thoronet Abbey makes up part of the collection of abbeys know as the 'three sisters of provence'.
The village itself lies within the River Argens valley and is a typically Provencal style area, with limestone, green oaks and olive trees. A number of hamlets are dotted around the area linked by quiet and rural country lanes. Holiday rentals in Le Thoronet are ideal for a relaxing holiday break which is also within easy reach of the Mediterranean beaches.