Au petit bonheur

Au petit bonheur is rented as a whole: the 60 m² house accommodates up to four people and has two bedrooms and a bathroom. This layout suits couples, families or two travellers who want separate bedrooms. The sleeping arrangements comprise one double bed and one large double bed.

The living area is centred around a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, dishwasher, hob, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. A fireplace, television and washing machine complete the facilities. The house also stands out for its outdoor spaces: a balcony and terrace let you enjoy views of the town and mountain. Bed linen and towels are provided. Pets are allowed at no extra charge.

The kitchen brings together the essentials for preparing meals at the property: a hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle and utensils. A dining table lets you eat in the house, while the coffee machine and teapot complete the space. A washing machine is also available.

Outside, the balcony and terrace are furnished. They offer views of the town and mountain. The house also has a fireplace, heating and a television. Free internet access is available throughout the accommodation. The bedrooms are non-smoking, and pets are allowed at no extra charge. Household linen, towels and a hairdryer are among the facilities. The property has no parking.

Bédoin is a Provençal village in Vaucluse, at the foot of Mont Ventoux. Its narrow streets and squares form a compact centre, animated by shops and café terraces. Cycling enthusiasts know the commune as one of the main starting points for climbing Ventoux; walkers can also find trails through the garrigue and forest landscapes. The village appeals to travellers who want to combine outdoor activities with local life.

Saint-Pierre Church is near the house, and the centre of Bédoin is 110 m away. At 2.2 km, Les Demoiselles Coiffées are rock formations shaped by erosion. Crillon-le-Brave, with its château and views of the surrounding area, is in a neighbouring village. Carpentras train station is 13 km away; you can reach the region by train before continuing to the village. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes and Marseille-Provence airports are 72 and 74 km away, respectively. A car makes it easier to get to the villages and trails, as the house has no parking.

You can explore Ventoux on foot or by bike, with conditions that vary according to altitude and season. Spring and autumn are good for walks and cycling in milder weather; summer attracts many cyclists, particularly on the climbing routes. You could start the day with a stroll through Bédoin’s narrow streets, continue along the hill paths and finish on the terrace. The neighbouring villages and wine estates also offer ways to vary your excursions in Vaucluse.