Chambres entre Ventoux et luberon

The guest house offers a suite with a separate bedroom and living room, for two people. Measuring 30 m², it has a private bathroom, a kitchen and a terrace. Views of the garden and mountains give this room a direct connection with the surrounding landscape. A flat-screen TV, a desk, a fridge and a washing machine complete the facilities.

The suite's kitchen includes a hob, a microwave, a toaster and an electric kettle. You will also find a dining area and everything you need to prepare simple meals. The bathroom has a shower or a bath, and bed linen and towels are provided. The terrace has an area for dining outdoors and enjoying the view. This suite brings together sleeping, living and meal preparation areas in one accommodation.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace and furniture for dining outdoors. There is also a picnic area in the garden. Bicycle hire, hiking and canoeing are among the activities offered or available nearby. Packed lunches are available, and board games or puzzles provide other ways to relax.

The guest house has free private parking and free Wi-Fi. The rooms have heating and a private entrance; soundproofing adds to the comfort of the indoor spaces. You can use a shared kitchen, while the suite also has a kitchen with a fridge, hob, kettle and microwave. A flat-screen TV, a DVD player and a washing machine complete the facilities. Reception is open 24 hours a day. Pets are allowed on request, at no extra charge.

The Saint-Jean area, in the commune of Sault, offers a Provençal setting of small roads, hamlets and open views towards Mont Ventoux. The surrounding area is well suited to walks and cycling, with landscapes that alternate between woodland, fields and views of the higher ground. Sault, known for its lavender cultivation, makes a village stop on a visit to inland Provence.

Chapelle Saint-Jean is 200 m from the property, and the hamlet of Saint-Jean is also nearby. Aven de Jean Nouveau, 1.5 km away, offers the chance to discover an underground site. Belvédère de la Nesque, 4.8 km away, opens up views of the gorges and limestone landscape. The village of Monieux, 4.4 km away, is another stop from which to explore this part of the Ventoux area. Sault is 6.3 km away, where you can visit Musée Municipal de Sault.

A car makes it easier to travel between the hamlets, villages and natural sites in this part of Vaucluse. Outdoor enthusiasts can plan a day around a hike, then spend time exploring nearby villages. Lavender season, generally from late June to July, brings colour to the landscape and attracts visitors. Spring and the shoulder season are also good times for walks, with temperatures often more comfortable for exploring the paths around Ventoux. The hilly roads offer a variety of cycling routes, while the viewpoints invite you to stop along the way.