Château de Peyrolles

Château de Peyrolles offers four types of accommodation: a studio, a two-bedroom apartment, a three-bedroom apartment and a gypsy caravan. Sizes range from 20 to 150 m². Each unit has a private bathroom and a space for preparing meals; the apartments have a kitchen, while the gypsy caravan has a kitchenette. The accommodation overlooks the garden, pool or mountains.

The studio is on the ground floor of the barn and has a private terrace. The two-bedroom apartment occupies the first floor of the barn, while the three-bedroom apartment is on the second floor of the château and also has a garden on the ground floor. The gypsy caravan is near the pool and has a terrace and air conditioning. The apartments offer more space and bedrooms, and both larger units have a dishwasher.

The outdoor areas include a garden, outdoor furniture and terraces, as well as facilities for preparing a barbecue. The outdoor pool has a shallow end; pool or beach towels, sun loungers, parasols and a pool cover are also provided. There is a picnic area for dining outside, and badminton equipment and a table tennis table add to the on-site activities.

The accommodation has kitchen equipment such as a refrigerator, hob, electric kettle and coffee machine. The apartments also include a dishwasher. Free wired internet access is available in some rooms. Private parking on site is free and does not require advance reservation. Pets are allowed on request, with a possible supplement. Private check-in and check-out, concierge service and a 24-hour front desk help make your arrival easier. Outdoor play equipment is available for children.

Apt is a small town in Vaucluse, in the Luberon, between limestone hills, orchards and hilltop villages. You can explore its old centre on foot: lanes, colourful façades and shady squares make it a lively Provençal stop without the pace of a large city. The Saturday morning market draws residents and visitors to local produce, particularly candied fruit, a historic speciality of Apt. The town suits travellers looking to combine heritage, markets and trips into the surrounding countryside.

Sainte-Anne Cathedral and the Musée d'Apt offer a glimpse of local history and traditions. The hilltop village of Saignon, known for its views over the valley, is 1.7 km away. The red landscapes of the Ochre Trail, 12 km away, offer walking paths among former quarries. The Village des Bories, 17 km away, is home to dry-stone buildings typical of the region. Fort de Buoux, set amid cliffs and gorges, is another outing for walking and history enthusiasts.

A car makes it easier to visit the villages and natural sites of the Luberon. In Apt, the bus station serves regional routes; Marseille-Provence Airport is 49 km away. Spring and autumn bring pleasant temperatures for hiking and visiting villages. Summer brings hot days, ideal for swimming and heading out early in the morning. You can start the day at Apt market, continue with a walk through the ochre landscapes and finish in a hilltop village, enjoying the Provençal light.