Clos Sainte-Garde

Le Clos Sainte-Garde offers two accommodation options with notably different sizes and layouts. The Twin Room with Bathroom measures 20 m² and accommodates two people. It has two single beds, a private bathroom and a garden view. Air conditioning is also provided. This option suits travellers who want a separate room without needing a large living area.

The Three-Bedroom Suite offers 100 m² and can accommodate up to six people. It comprises three bedrooms, a living room, two bathrooms and a kitchenette with a fridge, hob and kettle. A terrace extends the living area and overlooks the garden. The suite is particularly suitable for families or groups looking for several bedrooms under one roof. Both accommodation options have a private bathroom and air conditioning; the suite stands out for its size, dining area and terrace.

Outdoor spaces are an important feature at Le Clos Sainte-Garde. The garden and sun terrace invite you to enjoy sunny days; the outdoor swimming pool has a shallow end, sun loungers, parasols and pool toys. An open-air bath adds to the relaxation facilities. Barbecue facilities are also available.

Active guests can enjoy hiking, cycling, walking tours, canoeing, horse riding and fishing. Table tennis and badminton offer other ways to stay active, while a golf course is less than 3 km away. Indoors, the shared lounge has a TV area. Wi-Fi is free in the shared areas, and private parking is free. Fruit is among the food and drink options. Family rooms, air conditioning and kitchen facilities round out the property’s amenities.

Saint-Didier is a village in Vaucluse, in the Comtat Venaissin, between Carpentras and the hills of the Monts de Vaucluse. Its narrow streets, old houses and small gardens create a Provençal landscape shaped by stone buildings and shaded squares. The village suits travellers who want to alternate countryside walks, heritage visits and excursions into the foothills of Mont Ventoux. The surrounding area is pleasant to explore by car or bicycle, with villages and landscapes changing along the roads.

In Saint-Didier, the Château de Thézan and its garden offer a walk among trees and local heritage. Venasque, a hilltop village at the entrance to the Nesque Gorges, is well suited to exploring its narrow streets and church. Mont Ventoux draws cyclists and walkers; its roads and trails reveal panoramas that change with the altitude. Carpentras, 7 km from the railway station, offers an urban stop with heritage sites and markets. Monteux railway station provides another rail connection in the area.

Spring and autumn are well suited to hiking and village visits, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In June and July, lavender fields colour parts of the Vaucluse landscape; wine estates come alive with the grape harvest in September and October. You could spend the day with a morning stroll through Venasque’s narrow streets, a break in Carpentras and a return to the garden to enjoy the evening light. Cyclists can choose a ride on the roads of Mont Ventoux, adapting the effort to the season.