Beatrice's villa looks idyllic in the lead photograph in the listing and doesn't disappoint. The garden is pretty and a good size for a town-centre property, the swimming pool traditionally constructed from limestone and rendered walls is delightful, the planting simple but effective - with a lovely bourgainvillea over the terrace area, and - of course - charming shutters to shade all the rooms.The interior is plain and simple in it's decoration and furnishing and SO well equipped! The rooms all a good size, and a large dining area is mirrored outside by two dining areas on the terrace.There was a short delay in receiving our instructions about how to access the villa prior to arrival, but once there we met the neighbour who was so helpful both then and throughout our stay.Sanary-sur-Mer itself is a very lovely French seaside town. It's municipal planting and public areas couldn't be better, the marina balances rather than dominates the old port, there's a really excellent DAILY market, many great shops. All the local people we met were friendly and helpful without exception.And Beatrice's villa is a step away from all this, yet such a peaceful retreat. All-in-all it offered us a wonderful holiday. Thankyou Beatrice - and Jean-Jacques!

The house was perfect, the location was perfect. No complaints at all except maybe the photos don't do the house justice!

Our third holiday in this lovely villa. What more can we say!

Easy enough to get to but no nearby parking.My son was taken to a multi-storey car park approximately 7 minutes away. We were then let into the house by M.Duclos who lives at No 16.Entrance to the house is through his lobby and outside the house door are loads and loads of wood ,electrical appliances needing repair and a multitude of other detritus Not altogether very welcoming.The house is rather tired In appearance but comfortable outside ,nice pool and loungers.We were there for three nights,lovely restaurants,great food.Went to Bandol with Uber taxi again great food.We enjoyed our stay as long as you closed your eyes to the mess at our door.