Chambres d'hôtes Marylou

The rooms at Chambres d'hôtes Marylou come in two configurations: a Double Room for two people and a Triple Room that sleeps three. Both have a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning and a terrace. A flat-screen TV, heating and a refrigerator complete the shared amenities.

The main difference is the capacity and sleeping arrangements. The Double Room has one double bed, while the Triple Room has three single beds. Bed linen and towels are provided in both rooms, which also have private toilets. Each room’s terrace lets you enjoy the outdoors. These two spaces are simply and functionally described, with amenities suited to a stay as a couple or in a group.

The outdoor spaces at Chambres d'hôtes Marylou include a terrace, a garden and a swimming pool. Free private parking is available on site. Inside, the rooms have air conditioning, heating and a private bathroom with a shower. A refrigerator lets you store drinks and food, while a flat-screen TV provides entertainment in each room.

Free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the house. Amenities also include bed linen, towels and private toilets. Breakfast is available for guests. The rooms are non-smoking, and the entire property is non-smoking. This combination of amenities brings together outdoor spaces, useful everyday facilities and internet access, with a swimming pool for enjoying the garden on sunny days.

Valensole is a Provençal village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, set on a vast agricultural plateau that bears its name. The landscape alternates between cultivated fields, roads lined with cypress trees and open stretches looking towards the Verdon hills. The village centre retains a peaceful scale, with village streets and Provençal façades. The area appeals to travellers who want to explore the countryside of the south-east and discover lavender landscapes, rather than spend their time visiting cities.

The village of Valensole is 780 m from the rooms. The Lavandes Angelvin fields, 3.2 km away, offer a glimpse of the crops that shape the plateau. Château d'Allemagne-en-Provence is 6.4 km away; this historic residence offers a chance to discover another aspect of local heritage. Further afield, Verdon Regional Natural Park opens up hiking trails, lakes and gorges. Manosque-Gréoux railway station is 14 km away, while a car makes it easier to travel between villages and natural sites.

Lavender colours the fields in summer, with flowering generally visible from late June to July, depending on the conditions that year. This period attracts more visitors and offers lovely opportunities to explore the plateau’s small roads. In spring and early autumn, temperatures are often milder for walking and visiting nearby villages. A day could combine a stroll around Valensole, a detour through the cultivated fields and an excursion to the landscapes of the Verdon. Sunny days also invite you to enjoy the outdoor spaces before setting off again for neighbouring villages.