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SPORT FACILITIES AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES AT THE PROPERTY OR NEARBY |
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Inside the hotel
large
heated swimming pool, hammam, sauna, jacuzzi, fitness facilities,
massage and beauty cabins, landscaped garden, orchid greenhouse,
rose garden, kitchen garden, scented garden, children’s playground,
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Meetings and Receptions
Board room:
Cabris
Meeting rooms: Courségoules, Magagnosc, Tourrettes and
Saint Paul, air conditioned and soundproofed with Internet
connections |
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Gastronomy:
Cuisine with
Southern flavours,
La Table de Pierre
La Princess Lounge Bar |
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Activities Nearby:
Neighbouring
villages: Saint Jeannet, Vence, Tourrettes, Mougins, Peille,
Peillon, Eze, Gourdon, Vallauris.
Museums: Fondation
Maeght, Matisse Chapel, Fernand Léger, Renoir, Picasso,
Chagall, Modern Art.
Natural sites: sandy
beaches, creeks, gorges, ski resorts
Sports: golf,
tennis, horse riding, mountain biking, water sports
Art and
architecture, chapels, Baroque churches |
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LA VILLA LE MAS
DE PIERRE |
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At the foot of the
ramparts of the famous village of Saint Paul de Vence, a Provencal
villa of high standign of 450 sq.m. accommodating 8/10 people, with
a lovely panoramic view of the Sain Paul hills, in the heart of a
landscaped garden of 6.000 sq.m., with a safe overflowing pool
measuring 12 m x 5 m. |
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ABOUT SAINT PAUL DE
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St. Paul is a
beautiful medieval fortified village perched on a narrow
spur between two deep valleys. Its location gives you a
great view of the village from the La Colle road to the east
or the Cagnes-Vence road to the west. Although the village
itself is one of the most intact medieval examples of the
region, with much of the ramparts still there, it's hard to
see anything inside the village except other tourists.
During the summer and holidays, the village is so packed
with tourists that they walk shoulder-to-shoulder through
the narrow streets. Except for the ramparts and the typical
old houses, the most predominant things to see in the
village are the scores of art galleries, tourist shops,
pseudo "artisanal" shops. |
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