B&B Villa Regina

Each of the three rooms accommodates two people and has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a minibar. They are soundproofed and also include a kettle; all have views of the town. They measure either 20 or 25 m². The first 20 m² room overlooks the town and does not have a balcony.

The second 20 m² room stands out for its balcony and bathtub, with views of the town. The more spacious 25 m² room has a terrace and a balcony, as well as views of the garden and town; its bathroom includes a bathtub. All three rooms have a large double bed, and the 25 m² room can also accommodate two single beds.

The small heated outdoor pool is in the garden. The terrace extends this outdoor space, with outdoor furniture and sun loungers. Pool or beach towels are also available. The garden offers a place to enjoy some time outside between visits to Vaison-la-Romaine.

Breakfast is available and can be served in your room; an on-site café and snack bar provide additional dining options. The rooms have a kettle or coffee machine, as well as a minibar. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Free public parking is available nearby, on the street. The indoor areas are air-conditioned and soundproofed, and the rooms are non-smoking. Daily housekeeping and room service are also provided.

Vaison-la-Romaine lies in the Haut-Vaucluse, at the foot of Mont Ventoux. The town combines a Provençal old town with a rich ancient heritage: Roman remains sit alongside the narrow streets, squares and vineyards that characterise this part of the département. The address, on avenue Victor Hugo, makes it easy to reach the historic sites on foot. The town suits travellers interested in archaeology, walks through old neighbourhoods and country roads in the Provençal countryside.

The Puymin archaeological site, 400 m away, brings together the remains of an ancient neighbourhood and its museum. The Théâtre Antique, 360 m away, offers visits among its Roman tiers. The Pont Romain, 450 m away, connects the town’s two historic districts over the Ouvèze. Higher up, the Château de Vaison-la-Romaine overlooks the rooftops and narrow streets of the medieval town. Mont Ventoux, 6 km away, attracts hikers and cyclists; its roads and trails offer a way to explore the area’s varied terrain.

For a day in town, you could spend the morning exploring the ancient remains, cross the bridge and climb up to the old town, then leave the afternoon for the garden or pool. Spring and autumn are well suited to sightseeing and cycling, with generally milder temperatures. Summer days are hot, and cultural events bring the region to life. You can also explore the surrounding countryside by visiting the villages and wine estates of Vaucluse, while Mont Ventoux offers an escape to higher landscapes.