Château de Mazan - Handwritten Collection

The rooms and suites at Château de Mazan - Handwritten Collection are spread between the château and its annex buildings. The double rooms accommodate two people; some suites also have a sofa bed. All have a private bathroom. Air conditioning, a television and a minibar are among the recurring amenities. Several rooms overlook the garden, while others have a city view.

The rooms range from 20 to 50 m². The Standard Double Room is more compact, while the Deluxe and Comfort rooms offer more space. The Junior Suites stand out for their size and, depending on the room, a bath, seating area, or bathrobes and slippers. The Privilege Suite - Annex has a terrace overlooking the city and a sofa bed. Several rooms have a coffee machine. Rooms are located in the château or in the annex buildings, including La Maison, which is 10 metres from the château.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture. The sun terrace lets you enjoy the landscaped surroundings, while sun loungers and pool or beach towels accompany time by the pool. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available. Family rooms and allergy-free rooms are among the accommodation options.

The restaurant La cour du Château serves bistronomic cuisine, and a bar completes the dining options. You will also find children's menus, menus for special diets on request, and a selection of wine and champagne. A flat-screen television, telephone and internet access are among the amenities. The lift and facilities for guests with reduced mobility provide access to some areas. Private parking is available by reservation and for an additional charge; a charging point is available for electric vehicles.

Mazan is a village in the Comtat Venaissin, in the Vaucluse, in the shadow of Mont Ventoux. Its old centre is arranged around narrow streets, squares and gardens, with the château and stone façades among the landmarks of the landscape. The atmosphere is Provençal, combining village life, wine-growing culture and wide mountain views. Travellers who enjoy exploring on foot, discovering markets and driving along country roads will find it a distinctive place to stay.

The Municipal Museum and the Church of Saint-Nazaire and Saint-Celse offer an insight into local heritage; Auzon Garden provides a green place to pause. Château du Marquis de Sade is very close to the hotel. For an outing in nature, the slopes of Mont Ventoux attract cyclists and walkers, with routes passing through villages and garrigue landscapes. Carpentras, with its historic centre and markets, makes another excursion in the area. Carpentras railway station connects the village to the regional rail network; a car makes it easier to travel between the sights and wine estates.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are conducive to walks and wine cellar visits. In summer, days are hot: a morning outing on the roads of Mont Ventoux can be followed by a quieter afternoon in the garden or by the pool. Cycling enthusiasts can plan a day on the mountain slopes, while travellers interested in heritage can combine visits to Mazan, Carpentras and neighbouring villages. The grape harvest offers another opportunity to explore the wine estates, depending on the season and activities on offer.