Chambre Deluxe - vue jardin - située dans le triangle d'or du Luberon

The room is called King Room with Garden View. It measures 38 m² and sleeps two. Air conditioning, an en-suite bathroom and a flat-screen TV are among its main facilities. An extra-large double bed is provided. The room has a private entrance and a terrace with garden views, features that make it stand out.

The bathroom includes a bath, a shower, a toilet and a hairdryer. You will also find free toiletries and an additional toilet. A coffee machine and dining table complete the facilities. The terrace provides direct access to the outdoors, while garden views accompany your stay in the room. Wi-Fi is available free of charge in this room.

Free private parking is available on site and does not require advance reservation. Wi-Fi is free in the room. Air conditioning adds to the indoor comfort, while the terrace and garden provide access to outdoor spaces. A barbecue is also available. The outdoor saltwater pool is open seasonally, with sun loungers and pool or beach towels.

À la carte breakfast can be served in the room. A coffee machine and electric kettle are provided, as well as a microwave and dining table. The flat-screen TV has cable and satellite channels. For relaxing moments, the accommodation also offers board games and puzzles. The surrounding area is suitable for hiking. Families can make use of the outdoor play equipment for children, and the room has an en-suite bathroom with a bath, shower and free toiletries.

Ménerbes is a hilltop village in the Luberon, surrounded by vineyards, orchards and limestone hills. Its stone houses and narrow streets form a Provençal landscape where you can take your time walking, visiting wine estates and stopping to admire the scenery. The surrounding countryside suits travellers who enjoy walks and old villages rather than large, lively resorts.

The nearby village of Lacoste offers another glimpse of local heritage, with its château and sloping streets. In Ménerbes, the Maison de Dora Maar recalls the village’s connection with the artist and photographer. Nature lovers can explore the trails in the Luberon cedar forest, while nearby wine estates offer a chance to discover the region’s landscapes and wines. Cavaillon provides a rail connection from the valley; a car makes it easier to travel between the scattered villages, estates and natural sites.

In spring, the paths are ideal for walks through green countryside. Summer days are hot, and morning visits let you enjoy the villages before the sun is at its strongest; the outdoor pool, open seasonally, offers a chance to relax. In late June and July, lavender fields bring colour to several parts of the Luberon. September brings the grape harvest, another opportunity to discover the vineyard landscapes. You can spend a day alternating between a walk through Ménerbes’ narrow streets, a visit to an estate and a hike in the hills.