Cocon Authentique de Roussillon

The accommodation is called 1-Bedroom House and covers 38 m². It includes a separate bedroom, a living room and a private bathroom with a shower. The layout features a very large double bed in the bedroom and a sofa bed in the living room. This arrangement suits a stay where you want a separate room for resting away from the living area.

The kitchen lets you prepare meals on site and includes a hob, oven, fridge, microwave and the necessary utensils. A table and dining area complete the space, along with a coffee machine and an electric kettle. The house is air-conditioned and has a washing machine, a flat-screen TV and a patio. Bed linen and towels are provided, and the bathroom has a shower and free toiletries.

The house has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals, with a fridge, oven, hob, microwave and utensils. A coffee machine and electric kettle make it easy to prepare drinks. The dining area includes a table, while the living room has a sofa and a flat-screen TV. A washing machine is also available.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the accommodation. Air conditioning keeps you comfortable in hot weather, and the patio provides a private outdoor space. The private bathroom includes a shower, toilet, towels and free toiletries. Bed linen is provided. Free public parking is available nearby, with no reservation required. Outdoor furniture lets you enjoy the patio, and heating is provided for cooler periods.

Roussillon is a village in the Luberon whose façades display the red, orange and yellow tones of ochre. Its lanes climb towards the old village and viewpoints over the hills. Former quarries have shaped this distinctive landscape; the colours change with the light, particularly towards the end of the day. The area appeals to travellers who enjoy wandering through Provençal villages and walking trails amid colourful hills.

The Ochre Trail, 2.6 km away, crosses the former quarries along marked paths. In the village, the belfry and Saint-Michel Church are landmarks along the lanes. The ôkhra museum, 2.3 km away, explores the history and uses of pigments. The village of Gordes, known for its stone houses and views over the Luberon, makes a good trip by car; the landscapes of the Cedar Forest offer another idea for a walk.

To enjoy the ochre colours and walks, allow time outdoors and wear suitable footwear for the trails. Summer is hot and very busy; visiting early in the morning or late in the afternoon makes walks more pleasant. The end of June and July also bring lavender blooms to the region. You could spend a day exploring the village, walking the trail and stopping in another village in the Luberon.