Bastide Sainte Agnès

The rooms have private bathrooms and offer several layouts for couples or small groups. The double rooms range from 19 to 27 m²; one has a bathtub, and another can be booked with either two single beds or one large double bed. A 24 m² triple room has one single bed and one large double bed. Several rooms overlook the garden, and some are air-conditioned.

Private entrances, hairdryers and free toiletries are among the room amenities. Some rooms are accessible only by stairs, while one is on the ground floor. The 20 m² and 22 m² double rooms each have one large double bed and a garden view; their size and certain amenities set them apart. Several room descriptions also mention a kettle or coffee machine.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace and outdoor furniture. You can relax in the open-air dining area or use the picnic area and barbecue facilities. The outdoor swimming pool is accompanied by sun loungers or beach chairs and a pool cover. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms, and private parking is free on site.

The property has a shared kitchen, a bar and a tea or coffee maker. Special-diet menus are available on request. Activities mentioned include walking tours, bike tours, cycling, hiking, canoeing, horse riding, fishing, skiing and tennis. Concerts and shows, a water park, and board games or puzzles round out the leisure options. The rooms have private bathrooms, and several are air-conditioned.

Carpentras is a Provençal town in Vaucluse, between agricultural plains and the foothills of Mont Ventoux. Its old town is made up of narrow streets, colourful façades and monuments that reflect several centuries of history. The town has a lively pace without the scale of a major city; it appeals to visitors who want to combine heritage walks, markets and trips through the landscapes of the Comtat Venaissin.

Porte d'Orange, a remnant of the old fortifications, marks the historic entrance to the town. Carpentras Cathedral and Notre-Dame de l'Observance Church are among the stops on a walk through the centre. Musée Sobirats presents collections relating to decorative arts and local history; Bibliothèque-musée l'Inguimbertine houses heritage collections in a former Hôtel-Dieu. Carpentras railway station is 3.3 km from the guest house. Château du Martinet, 970 m away, offers another place to visit nearby.

The Friday market regularly brings Carpentras’s streets to life; the winter season is also associated with the truffle market, while spring showcases the region’s strawberries. The milder months are well suited to walking or cycling trips in Vaucluse, and the Ventoux routes attract hikers and cyclists. In summer, plan visits to villages and historic sites for the cooler parts of the day, then set aside a day to explore the landscapes of the mountain range. Autumn often brings pleasant temperatures for discovering the surrounding area.