Au Ralenti du Lierre

The accommodation includes double rooms, studios and a Family Studio. All have air conditioning and a private bathroom. The studios stand out for their kitchenette or kitchen, with a refrigerator, kitchenware and hob. Depending on the category, they range from 19 to 37 m² and sleep two to four people.

Some rooms open onto a terrace or balcony, with views of the garden or pool. The Family Studio has a kitchen and a bath; several studios offer an outdoor dining area. Bed configurations vary by room, with double or single beds. Room descriptions also list facilities such as a desk, safe and hairdryer. The Double Rooms with Terrace stand out for their outdoor space, while the studios suit travellers who want to prepare their own meals.

The outdoor areas include a garden, outdoor furniture and several terraces, including a sun terrace. An outdoor dining area lets you eat outside. The shared lounge offers a communal space to relax or watch TV. The guest house also offers a concierge service and private check-in and check-out.

For relaxation, the wellness area includes a spa, sauna, hot tub and massages, including back and couples' massages. A spa and relaxation area completes these facilities. Sun loungers and pool or beach towels are also available. Bike hire makes it easy to explore the surrounding area. Free public parking is available nearby, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Pets are allowed on request; a supplement may apply.

Beaumettes is a village in the Luberon, set among the hills, vineyards and stone villages of Vaucluse. Its peaceful scale suits travellers who want to explore Provence by car, combining village visits with time in nature without staying in a large town. The hilltop village of Ménerbes, with its stone lanes, is one of the best-known villages in this part of the Luberon.

Beaumettes centre and the Church of the Annunciation are close by. In Ménerbes, you can discover the belfry and village lanes on a walk. The Village des Bories features dry-stone buildings typical of the region, while Sénanque Abbey is known for its Cistercian architecture and valley setting. The Sentier des Ocres in Roussillon crosses landscapes in shades of red and orange. Cavaillon railway station is 13 km away; Marseille Provence Airport is 45 km away. A car makes it easier to visit the different villages and sites of the Luberon.

Spring and early autumn are good times to visit the villages and walk the trails, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In June and July, lavender fields colour parts of Provence, depending on the season's conditions. You could spend a day visiting Ménerbes in the morning, the Village des Bories and then the ochre landscapes of Roussillon. In summer, plan outdoor visits for early morning or late afternoon, then take a break by the pool.