Bastide Des Demoiselles

The rooms at La Bastide Des Demoiselles include double and triple categories. All are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom with a shower. They range in size from 22 to 27 m² and accommodate two or three people, depending on the category. Each room has a coffee machine and a minibar, as well as a garden view. The Standard Double Room stands out for its pool view in addition to the garden view, while the triple rooms have a double bed and a single bed.

The two Superior Double Rooms sleep two people and differ in size: one is 25 m² and the other 27 m². The two Superior Triple Rooms accommodate three people; one measures 25 m² and the other 27 m². Each has a double bed and a single bed. The rooms are equipped with a shower, a hairdryer and free toiletries.

La Bastide Des Demoiselles provides free private parking on site and free Wi-Fi throughout the house. The heated outdoor pool is surrounded by sun loungers and parasols; the sun terrace and lavender-planted garden offer places to enjoy the outdoors. Garden furniture lets you relax in different parts of the property. There is a café and a bar on site, and the rooms include a minibar as well as a coffee machine or kettle.

Guests can have continental or full English/Irish breakfast on the terrace or in the large kitchen. The house has a shared lounge with a TV, luggage storage and daily housekeeping. Massages are available. The surrounding area is suitable for cycling, hiking and canoeing; water sports facilities and a mini golf course are also listed among the amenities. Bed linen, pool towels and free toiletries complete the facilities.

Roussillon is a village in the Luberon known for its cliffs and ochre-coloured earth, ranging from yellow to deep red. The colourful houses and narrow lanes tell the story of the area's long history of pigment extraction. The hamlet of les Yves, where Bastide Des Demoiselles is located, sits in a rural landscape of vineyards, cypress trees and hills. The region suits travellers who enjoy walks, Provençal villages and landscapes shaped by geology.

The Ochre Trail, 3.2 km away, takes you through former extraction sites and lets you see the colourful formations. In Roussillon, the ôkhra ecomuseum presents the uses of ochre and techniques related to pigments. The village of Lioux and its cliff landscapes are 2 km away; Gordes, with its stone houses and sloping lanes, is another destination to visit in the Luberon. The Village des Bories, a group of dry-stone buildings, is 10 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and trails in the region; Marseille-Provence Airport is 80 km away.

The light and vegetation change with the seasons: spring and autumn are well suited to hiking, with temperatures often milder than in summer. In summer, the cooler morning hours are a good time for exposed trails and exploring the villages. Lavender colours the Provençal landscapes around late June and in July. A day can begin with a walk along the Ochre Trail, continue through the lanes of Roussillon, and end in another Luberon village.