Chambres et table d'hôtes Au Brabo

The five rooms include double and quadruple options, each with a private bathroom. They range from 15 to 50 m², and capacity varies by room. Some have views of the garden and swimming pool; the Quadruple Room with Bathroom stands out for its 50 m² floor area and air conditioning. The King Room sleeps two in a 15 m² space. For travellers who prefer separate beds or a mixed configuration, two quadruple rooms offer several sleeping arrangements. Facilities include a shower or bath, a hairdryer and a bidet.

A fireplace sets the 17 m² Double Room apart. The 22 m² room also offers views of the garden and swimming pool, with a mixed bed configuration. Some rooms are only accessible by stairs. Each room has its own features, from the spacious family option to the more compact double room.

The outdoor swimming pool, garden and terraces let you enjoy the guest house's outdoor spaces. Outdoor furniture is provided, and a sun terrace completes the facilities. You can also hire bicycles and go cycling in the surrounding area. Outdoor play equipment is available for children, while darts and concerts or shows offer other activities on site.

The restaurant and bar serve food and drinks, with children's menus and menus for certain dietary requirements available on request. Packed lunches are also available. Breakfast includes continental and gluten-free options. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Free street parking is nearby. The rooms have private bathrooms; facilities include a shower, bidet, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer. Pets are welcome at no extra charge.

Mormoiron is a Provençal village in the Vaucluse, set amid the landscapes of Mont Ventoux. Its narrow streets, stone houses and historic landmarks give it a village feel, while the surrounding area alternates between vineyards, hills and natural spaces. This stop suits travellers who enjoy walks, exploring by bicycle and small Provençal towns rather than the bustle of a large city. The Musée de Mormoiron, the Église Saint-Laurent and the Tour découronnée provide a few landmarks in the village.

For a walk in nature, the Les Salettes and Vallat de Marquetton natural area offers another perspective on the local landscape. The villages of Villes-sur-Auzon and Mazan are good places to continue exploring the area. Wine lovers can visit the region's wine estates, while the Château du Marquis de Sade in Mazan offers a heritage stop. Carpentras, with its railway station, is a useful transport link for reaching the area; the station is 11 km away. Avignon-Provence Airport is 29 km away, and getting around this rural region is easier by car.

Mont Ventoux sets the pace for outdoor activities: its roads attract cyclists, and the trails are suited to hiking when conditions are favourable. In spring and autumn, temperatures often make it pleasant to explore on foot and visit the villages without the intense summer heat. In summer, plan outings for early morning, then take a break in the shade or by the swimming pool. A day can combine a village market, a walk through wine-growing landscapes and an excursion towards the slopes of Ventoux. The region can also be explored throughout the seasons, from spring blooms to the autumn grape harvest.