Cosy House

Cosy House offers 30 m² of accommodation arranged for up to four guests. It has one bedroom with a double bed and a living room with a sofa bed. This layout provides a sleeping area separate from the living space, with a capacity suited to a couple, a small family or friends travelling together.

The private kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator and a tea/coffee maker, allowing you to prepare and store meals. The terrace extends the indoor space, while air conditioning and heating make the accommodation comfortable in different seasons. It also has a flat-screen TV, a desk, an iron and a hairdryer. Bed linen, towels and toilet paper are provided. A private hot tub completes the facilities in this holiday home.

Cosy House has a private kitchen with a refrigerator and a tea/coffee maker. The flat-screen TV provides entertainment in the living area. Air conditioning, heating and an iron add to the everyday conveniences. Bed linen, towels, toilet paper and a hairdryer are also provided. The terrace offers outdoor space for guests, and the private hot tub adds a place to unwind.

Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Wi-Fi is free, with speeds suited to streaming and video calls on several devices. Several breakfast options are available: continental, halal or à la carte. The house has one bedroom and a living room, with a double bed and a sofa bed. These facilities combine a kitchen, indoor comforts, relaxation and convenient access to private parking.

Carpentras is a town in Vaucluse, in the Comtat Venaissin, between the agricultural plain and the foothills of Mont Ventoux. Its old centre combines Provençal squares, shopping streets and religious monuments; its heritage reflects its history as an episcopal town and former capital of the Comtat. Cosy House is in a residential area south-east of the centre, on chemin de la Peyrière. The house suits those looking to combine visits to the town with trips into the landscapes around Mont Ventoux.

Porte d'Orange, a former fortified gate, marks the entrance to the historic centre. Saint-Siffrein Cathedral is notable for its Gothic architecture and works of art; Carpentras Synagogue bears witness to the town’s long history of Jewish life. The Bibliothèque-musée l'Inguimbertine brings together heritage collections and exhibition spaces in the former Hôtel-Dieu. Carpentras train station is 2.6 km away and connects the town to the regional rail network. The banks of the Auzon and municipal parks also offer walking routes nearby.

The region can be explored at different paces depending on the season. In spring and autumn, temperatures are well suited to visiting the centre and taking trips to the villages of the Comtat. In summer, markets and Provençal landscapes come to life; the lavender fields are especially popular in late June and July, depending on the year’s conditions. Mont Ventoux attracts cyclists and hikers, with conditions varying according to altitude and weather. A day can combine Carpentras’s heritage, a stop in a wine-growing village and a walk at the foot of the massif.