B&B La Cigaline

B&B La Cigaline’s two rooms are double rooms, each accommodating two people. They have a private bathroom, a terrace and a coffee machine. From the rooms, you can admire the garden and mountains. A desk, wardrobe or clothes rack, toaster and refrigerator complete the facilities. Both rooms share these features, with a slight difference in floor area.

The first room measures 18 m² and the second 17 m². Both are furnished with a double bed and have tiled or marble flooring. Their terraces overlook the garden. The bathroom includes a toilet, toilet paper and a shower or bathtub. A socket near the bed and a clothes rack complete the furnishings. Each room combines private outdoor space with practical facilities, while retaining a similar layout for two people.

B&B La Cigaline offers outdoor areas arranged around the garden. The terrace and sun terrace are furnished with outdoor furniture and an open-air dining area. A picnic area lets you eat outside, while sun loungers and parasols add to the garden facilities. Walking and horse riding are among the activities mentioned.

Body, head, foot, neck and back massages are available. In the rooms, you will find a private bathroom, a shower or bathtub, as well as a coffee machine, refrigerator and toaster. Internet access is available at the property. Parking is private and free. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only; heating, a fan and a mosquito net are also among the facilities. The outdoor areas also include a garden and a terrace.

Villedieu is a Provençal village of stone houses and narrow streets, surrounded by vineyards and scrubland. B&B La Cigaline is in this rural area, north of Vaison-la-Romaine. Life is quieter here than in the lively centre of the nearby town; this countryside suits travellers who enjoy discovering villages, vineyard landscapes and traces of Roman history, taking their time to travel between several stops.

Vaison-la-Romaine has a remarkable ancient heritage. The Puymin archaeological site and the Musée archéologique Théo Desplans let you explore the remains and objects of the Gallo-Roman town. The Roman bridge crosses the Ouvèze and leads towards the narrow streets of the medieval town, overlooked by the castle. Chapelle Saint-Quenin and the cathedral complete the heritage visits. Villedieu is 840 m away; Château de Rouanne is 3.7 km away. The old town and its main sights are about 5 km from the house. A car makes it easier to travel between villages and wine estates.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring the narrow streets, markets and vineyard roads, while summer brings a livelier atmosphere to the villages and their terraces. You could spend a day visiting Vaison’s ancient remains in the morning, strolling through the old town and taking a detour through the surrounding vineyard landscapes. Outdoor enthusiasts can also plan walks in the Provençal countryside. To enjoy outdoor visits, it is best to choose the cooler hours in summer.