Chambre d'hôtes les Cigales

Chambre d'hôtes les Cigales offers a 24 m² Double Room with Pool View, arranged for two people. It has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace overlooking the garden and pool. The bathtub sets it apart from rooms equipped only with a shower, while the flat-screen TV offers a way to relax indoors. The room is on the ground floor and has a large double bed.

A refrigerator and electric kettle are also available in the room. Bed linen and towels are provided, and the bathroom also includes a shower, toilet and hairdryer. The terrace extends the space outdoors; views of the garden and pool connect the room directly to the property’s landscaped areas. Its capacity of two makes it an option for a couple or two travellers sharing a bed.

The property has a seasonal outdoor saltwater pool and a garden furnished with outdoor furniture. Sun loungers or beach chairs offer a place to relax by the pool. Massages are also available, including full-body, hand, foot, neck and back massages. The room has a terrace, a private bathroom with a bathtub and shower, and a flat-screen TV.

For everyday needs, free private parking is available on site, with no advance reservation required. Wi-Fi is free and fast, suitable for 4K streaming and video calls on several devices. The room includes an electric kettle and refrigerator, as well as a hairdryer. Continental breakfast is served on site. Indoor areas are non-smoking, and the room is on the ground floor.

Piolenc is in northern Vaucluse, between Orange and the Rhône Valley. The village offers a place to stay away from major urban centres, in a Provençal landscape of cultivated land, villages and country roads. This stop suits travellers who want to visit the region’s historic sites while returning to the peace and quiet of a small town. Days can be divided between sightseeing, walks and a break by the pool during warm weather.

Orange is known for its ancient theatre, a remarkable Roman monument still used for performances, as well as its triumphal arch. The Mornas fortress overlooks the village of the same name and offers a chance to discover a medieval site linked to the history of the Rhône Valley. The Musée mémoire de la Nationale 7 offers another stop, devoted to the history of the famous road. The railway stations in Orange and Bollène–La Croisière are each 8 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and nearby sites. The property’s free private parking is convenient for guests travelling by car.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for excursions in Vaucluse, with temperatures generally milder than in the height of summer. In summer, morning visits to Orange or Mornas can be followed by a break at the pool during the hottest hours. For a varied day, you can combine the ancient theatre, a walk through Orange’s centre and a stop in a nearby village. The region also offers the chance to explore the landscapes of the Rhône Valley along country roads, adapting outings to the season and the heat.