Bastide Hedone en Luberon

The rooms include double, triple and quadruple options, with layouts suited to couples or families. All have a private bathroom. Air conditioning is available in several room types; others have a fan. Some rooms have a view, while others stand out for their private entrance or bath.

Room sizes vary by category: some double rooms are 20 m², while the more spacious categories measure 30 or 40 m². Beds include double beds, single beds and, in one triple room, sofa beds. Several bathrooms have a bath and a shower; one quadruple room is on the ground floor. The Triple Room and Quadruple Room offer layouts for more guests, with different sleeping arrangements depending on the category.

The outdoor swimming pool is one of the property's places to unwind. The garden and terrace extend the living areas outdoors and let you enjoy the Provençal surroundings. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs, while some rooms have air conditioning. Breakfast is available to guests, and the property has free parking and free Wi-Fi.

The rooms include bed linen, towels and a private bathroom with a toilet. Depending on the category, the bathroom has a shower or a bath, and some rooms have both. Internet access is also available. The swimming pool, outdoor areas and in-room facilities make up the property's main amenities. Free private parking is available on site; free Wi-Fi is available in the shared areas. Family rooms, the terrace and the garden complete the property's facilities.

Apt is a Provençal town in Vaucluse, surrounded by hills, hilltop villages and landscapes shaped by ochre. Its centre has old streets and squares that reflect the scale of a small market town. The surrounding countryside alternates between vineyards, orchards, pine forests and the Luberon hills. The region suits travellers looking to combine walks, rural heritage and stops in villages, with a car useful for visiting the different sites.

The Ochre Trail, 4.2 km away, runs through former quarries in shades of red and orange, with paths laid out among the vegetation. In Roussillon, colourful façades and the ôkhra eco-museum tell the story of ochre extraction and pigment use. Gargas is home to the Bruoux Mines, a network of galleries carved into the ochre. Domaine du Pont Julien is nearby, while Cedar Forest has walking trails through a different kind of landscape. Marseille-Provence Airport is 47 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the villages and outdoor visits, with temperatures often milder than in summer. In June and July, lavender fields colour parts of the Luberon, while markets and villages attract more visitors during the summer season. A day can combine a walk on the Ochre Trail, a visit to Roussillon and a break amid the landscapes of the regional natural park. The forest paths and roads between the villages also invite you to take your time exploring the countryside.