Chambres d'Hôtes Aux Tournesols

All four accommodation options have a private bathroom and views of the garden or mountains. There are three double rooms, measuring 20 or 22 m²; depending on the room, you will find a mezzanine, a seating area, a private entrance or a terrace. Some have air conditioning, while the 20 m² room stands out for its walk-in shower. Sleeping arrangements vary: a double bed, single beds or a combination, depending on the configuration chosen.

The studio with sofa bed offers 25 m² and a kitchenette with a hob, refrigerator, microwave and kitchenware. A coffee machine completes the space, which also has a dining area and access to the landscaped garden. Terraces and views of the garden or mountains feature in several accommodation options. The mezzanine room has a sofa and a bath, while the studio offers more facilities for preparing meals on site.

The outdoor swimming pool is a place to cool off after a day exploring the Ventoux; it has a shallow area. The garden, terraces and outdoor furniture invite you to eat outside or take a break in the shade. Barbecue facilities and a picnic area add to the outdoor spaces. The electric vehicle charging station is useful if you are travelling by car.

A continental breakfast is included and served daily; the restaurant also offers traditional dinners by reservation. There is a bar and a café on site, with children's menus and special-diet menus available on request. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms, and free private parking is provided on site. Activities in the area include hiking, cycling, horse riding and canoeing. Games and outdoor play equipment are also available for families.

Malaucène is a village in Vaucluse at the foot of Mont Ventoux, amid a Provençal landscape of orchards, vineyards and limestone hills. The lanes and old gates of the village centre tell the story of its past as a fortified village; the central square has cafés and terraces where you can take a break after a walk. The surrounding area attracts cycling and hiking enthusiasts, as well as those who enjoy country roads through agricultural landscapes.

In the village, Porte Chaberlin and the parish Church of Saint-Michel reflect the local heritage, approximately 1.1 km away. The Groseau departmental forest, 2.3 km away, offers woodland walking. Le Barroux, 3.6 km away, is known for its castle overlooking the rooftops and hills. Carpentras railway station is 14 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and sights of the Ventoux. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 71 km away.

You can explore Mont Ventoux by cycling along its ascent routes or walking its trails; conditions vary with altitude and season. Spring and autumn are pleasant for walking and visiting villages; in summer, it is best to plan outdoor activities for early morning and take a break during the hottest hours. A day could combine a climb towards the landscapes of the Ventoux, lunch in a nearby village and a stroll through the lanes of Malaucène on your return. Markets and local produce also offer a taste of Vaucluse.