1001 Ocres

1001 Ocres offers five rooms or studios, all designed for two people and equipped with a private bathroom. Most are 15 m²; the Studio offers 23 m² and stands out for its kitchenette with a fridge, microwave and utensils. Depending on the room, beds are either a double bed or two single beds.

Some rooms open onto a terrace and overlook the courtyard, garden or town. The Studio also has a terrace with a garden view, as well as a coffee machine. The other accommodation units have double or twin-bed layouts, with different amenities depending on the room. Private bathrooms are equipped with a shower or a bath. Rooms on the upper floors are accessible only by stairs.

The outdoor spaces include a garden, a sun terrace with outdoor furniture and a picnic area. You can settle in here after a day of sightseeing or hiking. A shared kitchen is also available, along with non-smoking rooms and heating for cooler periods.

Free internet access is available throughout the property. On-site parking is free and public; street parking spaces are also mentioned. The surrounding area is suited to cycling and hiking, both listed among the activities and amenities. The property also has temporary art galleries and key access. These spaces combine practical amenities with opportunities to relax outdoors, with the garden and terrace playing an important part.

Apt is a small town in Vaucluse, in the Luberon, amid hills, stone-built villages and Provençal landscapes. You can explore its old town on foot, wandering between narrow streets, colourful façades and squares brought to life by the market. The town is also known for its candied fruit, a local speciality sold in the shops in the centre. The atmosphere changes with the seasons: summers are hot and dry, while spring and autumn are particularly suited to walks and outings in the countryside.

Apt bus station is 350 m away, and the Musée d'Apt is 590 m away. The museum offers an insight into the history and traditions of the area. Sainte-Anne Cathedral and the Porte de Saignon are among the landmarks in the old town. The village of Saignon, 2.4 km away, is known for its stone-built lanes and viewpoint over the valley. The Ochre Trail, 11 km away, passes through the colourful terrain of Roussillon; you can also discover the ochre landscapes along the area's hiking trails.

For a day out in the surrounding area, you can combine a visit to Apt market with a walk through the villages of the Luberon. Cycling and walking routes offer another way to explore the hills and agricultural landscapes. In summer, set off early to enjoy the trails before the heat of the day; in late spring and September, milder temperatures make excursions pleasant. A car makes it easier to visit several villages and natural sites in a single day.