BROSSARD

BROSSARD offers two double rooms for two people, both with a private bathroom, a terrace and views of the garden and pool. The Double Room - Pool View measures 30 m²; it stands out for its bathtub and extra-large double bed. The King Room - Pool View is more spacious at 40 m² and has a dining area and a shower or bathtub. It also has a fan and is on a floor accessible only by stairs.

Both rooms are designed for enjoying the outdoor areas and offer similar views, but differ in their bathroom facilities and floor area. The first has a bathtub and a more compact layout; the second offers more space and a dining area. Each has free toiletries, a hairdryer and a private toilet.

The garden and sun terrace extend the relaxation areas outdoors. Outdoor furniture and a dining area let you settle in the garden, while the picnic area provides another place to eat outside. The private saltwater outdoor swimming pool is accompanied by sun loungers or beach chairs, parasols and a pool cover. An open-air bath is another available facility.

Activities available around the property include table tennis, walking tours, cycling, hiking, horse riding, fishing and canoeing. Cycling tours and concerts or shows are also among the activities on offer. Free private parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. A wake-up service and daily housekeeping are also available.

Cavaillon is in Vaucluse, at the foot of the Luberon Massif, amid a Provençal landscape of cultivated plains, hills and stone villages. The town combines the character of a market town with traces of its history, notably around Saint-Véran Cathedral and the Musée juif comtadin. Visitors interested in markets, heritage and rural landscapes will find it a base for discovering different aspects of Provence.

The villages of Les Taillades and Robion, the Luberon hills and nearby heritage sites are well suited to day trips. Cavaillon railway station is 2.7 km from BROSSARD; from there, you can reach the town and continue some journeys by train. Avignon, with its Palace of the Popes and ramparts, is a cultural stop to the west of Cavaillon. Marseille-Provence Airport is 42 km away. A car is useful for exploring the villages, trails and far-flung landscapes of the massif.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks and cycling, when temperatures are milder. In summer, markets and local specialities give seasonal produce a special place, particularly Cavaillon melon. You can spend a day exploring the town’s lanes and monuments, then head to the hilltop villages and trails of the Luberon. In summer, plan outdoor activities for the cooler parts of the day; mornings are pleasant for walking or visiting Provençal markets.