Campagne Baudeloup

Campagne Baudeloup offers a 100 m² Appartement Deluxe and a 60 m² Cottage. Each has a separate bedroom, a private bathroom and a fitted kitchen. Air conditioning, a dishwasher and a terrace are among the features shared by both accommodation options. Both have double beds, with sleeping space for four in the Appartement Deluxe and two in the Cottage.

The Appartement Deluxe stands out for its size, living room and terrace with a private courtyard; its bathroom is on the mezzanine. The Cottage has a private entrance, opens onto a terrace with garden views and includes a living area. Both accommodation options have a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator, a coffee machine and kitchenware. They can accommodate four and two people respectively. The Cottage also has a washing machine. These features let you choose between a larger apartment with several living areas and self-contained accommodation for two travellers.

The outdoor areas combine a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area. A picnic area adds to the facilities, and the private swimming pool offers a place to relax on site. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are also available. Massages, including couples’ massages, are among the services offered.

The surrounding area is suitable for cycling, hiking, fishing and canoeing. A golf course is less than 3 km away, and the property also offers badminton equipment. Guests have access to indoor parking, including spaces for guests with reduced mobility. Private or express check-in and check-out can be arranged. Shared areas include a lounge with a TV; family rooms and non-smoking rooms provide further accommodation options. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing are among the general facilities.

L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is a Provençal town crossed by the Sorgue, whose branches and water wheels accompany walks through the centre. Its lanes, quays and squares make up a lively townscape known for its markets and antique shops. Campagne Baudeloup is set in a garden, away from the centre but still close to town; a car makes it easier to travel between the accommodation and the different neighbourhoods.

In the old town, the Notre-Dame-des-Anges Collegiate Church and the markets offer a glimpse of the area’s heritage and local life. The Toy Museum and La Filaventure, dedicated to the history of fibres and textiles, offer two different cultural visits. The village of Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, associated with the source of the Sorgue, is 3.8 km away. L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue–Fontaine-de-Vaucluse railway station is 2.6 km away; Marseille-Provence and Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes airports are 53 and 55 km away respectively.

The market and antique shops draw particular interest on sunny days, while the canals and streets are pleasant to explore on foot. In spring and autumn, mild temperatures suit town walks and trips to the villages of Vaucluse. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon, then make the most of the swimming pool. An excursion to Fontaine-de-Vaucluse lets you explore more of the Sorgue landscape.