Appel du Luberon

Appel du Luberon offers three independent accommodation options: two one-bedroom houses and a roulotte. The two houses measure 30 m² and 25 m² respectively; the roulotte has 20 m² of space. The accommodation includes air conditioning, a kitchen or kitchenette, a terrace and garden views. A flat-screen TV, coffee machine and barbecue complete the shared facilities. Each accommodation option has a private entrance and offers a self-contained space for your stay.

Sleeping arrangements vary by accommodation: one double bed in the first house and the roulotte, and one single bed alongside a double bed in the second house. The first house has a private bathroom; the roulotte stands out for its bathtub. A sauna and private pool are also among the accommodation’s features. The different sizes and layouts let you choose between a small roulotte and two houses with a separate bedroom.

Appel du Luberon’s facilities combine relaxation, dining and outdoor activities. You can enjoy a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, sauna and fitness centre. The garden has a terrace, barbecue and areas set up for outdoor dining. There is also a restaurant on site. Families can make use of a playground and outdoor play equipment.

The accommodation has a kitchen or kitchenette with a refrigerator, hob, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels is provided in the accommodation. Free private parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. The surrounding area offers opportunities for hiking, canoeing and golf. Air conditioning, bed linen and bathroom facilities complete the amenities in the houses and roulotte.

Mérindol is a Provençal village at the foot of the Luberon massif, amid hills, garrigue and farmland. Its old village recalls the region’s Waldensian history; the narrow lanes and ancient stone buildings give a walk through the village a sense of heritage. The surrounding countryside suits travellers looking to combine walks, visits to villages and time to relax in a rural setting.

The Old Village is 740 m away and the Centre d'évocation de l'histoire vaudoise is 680 m away. For an outing in nature, the Gorges du Régalon are 3.3 km away: this narrow passage between cliffs is explored on foot, with suitable footwear and taking trail conditions into account. The Luberon state forest also has hiking paths. Sénas and Lamanon have railway stations; Sénas station is 9 km away. A car makes it easier to get between the villages and scattered attractions. Marseille-Provence Airport is 33 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to walk in the hills and visit the Luberon villages, with temperatures often milder than in summer. In summer, plan hikes for early morning and take water, particularly in the gorges. You can spend a day exploring old Mérindol and the landscapes of the massif, then take a break in the garden. Local markets and nearby villages offer a chance to discover the produce and traditions of Provence throughout the seasons.