Belle de Nuit

Each of Belle de Nuit’s four rooms accommodates two people and has a private bathroom. They range in size from 25 to 44 m². All have a double bed, with an alternative two-single-bed configuration in the 28 m² room. The 44 m² and 30 m² rooms include a sofa; several rooms have a refrigerator, while some also have dining areas.

The 44 m² room has two bedrooms, one of which includes a living and dining area. The 25 m² suite has a seating area and overlooks the inner courtyard. The other two rooms measure 30 and 28 m²: the former has a sofa bed, while the latter offers a choice of a large double bed or two single beds. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Belle de Nuit offers free public street parking near the house. Accessible parking spaces are also available. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. The accommodation is reserved for adults and has private bathrooms; facilities include a shower, hairdryer and refrigerator. The rooms are non-smoking, and heating and a fan are among the other comforts.

Guests can enjoy hiking and cycling in the surrounding area. Daily housekeeping is available, along with private check-in and check-out. Access is by key. Wine or champagne is offered, and special-diet menus can be requested. Bathrooms include a toilet, towels and linen. Some accommodation options have a desk, sofa or dining table; the upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Oppède is in the Luberon, amid the Provençal scenery of hills, vineyards and old villages. The old village, perched on the slopes, has stone lanes and views over the surrounding countryside. It suits travellers who enjoy exploring villages on foot, visiting historic buildings and travelling Provence’s roads between markets, wine estates and natural landscapes.

Notre-Dame-d’Alydon Church and Château d'Oppède are in the village; the Terrasses Paysagères de Sainte-Cécile offer another place to stroll. Ménerbes, with its stone houses and historic heritage, is a popular day trip in the area. Gordes draws visitors with its hilltop architecture and views over the Luberon; the Village des Bories offers a look at traditional dry-stone buildings. Cavaillon has a railway station 9 km away, while Marseille-Provence Airport is 42 km away. A car is useful for visiting the region’s villages and estates, several of which are scattered across the countryside.

Spring and autumn bring pleasant temperatures for walking and exploring the surrounding area. Summer days are hot and Provençal villages are busy, so it is best to plan walks early in the morning or late in the day. A stay can combine a stroll through old Oppède, a visit to neighbouring villages and a stop at a Luberon wine estate. The trails and country roads also make it possible to spend a day hiking or cycling.