Chambres chez l'habitant

Both rooms are called Double Room and sleep up to two people. They each have access to a shared bathroom with a shower, so neither has a private bathroom. Both accommodation units have a terrace and access to the shared kitchen, which includes a fridge, dishwasher, oven, microwave, hob, utensils, kettle and coffee machine. Bed linen and towels are provided.

The first room measures 12 m² and has a double bed. The second, measuring 10 m², has a sofa bed. Both spaces have similar facilities, including a terrace, an outdoor dining area and a barbecue. The main difference is the floor area and sleeping arrangement: choose the double bed or sofa bed according to your preference. A washing machine is also available in the shared areas.

The shared kitchen lets you prepare meals on site. It has a fridge, dishwasher, oven, microwave, hob, utensils, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. There is also a dining table, while the outdoor dining area and sun terrace offer another place to eat. A barbecue is available too. The washing machine is useful for stays of several nights.

Shared spaces include a lounge with a TV, board games and puzzles. Internet access is free, and free public parking is available nearby. The rooms are non-smoking; facilities include heating, a fan and ironing equipment. Baby safety gates and outdoor furniture are provided. The accommodation is accessed by stairs. Continental breakfast is served on site. These facilities suit travellers who appreciate access to a kitchen and shared spaces to relax between outings in Valréas.

Valréas is a small Provençal town in Vaucluse, surrounded by agricultural landscapes and villages dotted across the Enclave des Papes. You can explore its old centre on foot, among narrow streets, stone façades and buildings connected with local history. It remains a lively town throughout the year, with shops and services, rather than a tourist resort. Visitors can combine heritage, walks and discoveries of the landscapes of northern Vaucluse.

Château de Simiane houses exhibition spaces and is 160 m away. The Musée du Cartonnage et de l'Imprimerie traces the history of two industries that shaped Valréas; it is 190 m away. Notre-Dame de Nazareth Church is another architectural landmark in the centre. For some fresh air, Pied Vaurias is a green space 440 m away. Wine lovers can also explore the estates and cellars in nearby towns, particularly around Saint-Pantaléon-les-Vignes. A car makes it easier to visit the surrounding villages and vineyards.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the surrounding area, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, hot days are a reason to visit the centre early and save the sunniest hours for a break in the shade. A day could begin with the château and museum, continue with a walk through the old streets and end with an outing to the wine-growing landscapes. In September and October, the grape harvest adds particular interest to the wine routes and nearby villages.