Cyprès du château

Cyprès du château offers three Double Rooms with Terrace and a One-Bedroom Apartment with Garden View. Each accommodation option sleeps two people; the rooms have private bathrooms and air conditioning. Sizes range from 18 to 42 m². Depending on the category, the terrace overlooks the pool or garden, giving each outdoor space a different outlook.

The apartment stands out for its 42 m² of space and its facilities for preparing meals, including a kitchen, dishwasher, fridge, microwave and kitchenware. It also has a separate living room, a terrace with garden views and a barbecue. Among the rooms, the 22 m² option has a pool view, while the other two overlook the garden and have different floor areas. Several accommodation options include a coffee machine; facilities vary by category.

Outdoor spaces are a prominent feature at Cyprès du château. The garden and terrace let you enjoy the fresh air, while the private outdoor pool is accompanied by sun loungers and a pool cover. Pool or beach towels are also provided. The rooms have air conditioning, and some categories include a terrace or private entrance.

Free private parking is available on site. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Indoor facilities include heating, private bathrooms in the relevant accommodation options, and a shared kitchen with a dining table. Outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area add to the shared spaces. The property also has amenities such as a shower, a hairdryer and towels. The rooms are non-smoking; the garden, pool and terraces offer several places to relax between outings in Le Barroux and the surrounding area.

Le Barroux is a Provençal village in the Vaucluse, set on the slopes of Mont Ventoux. Its stone houses and narrow streets climb towards the château, which overlooks the rooftops and surrounding countryside. Life here follows the pace of a rural village: you can stroll around, explore its heritage and enjoy the country roads. The region appeals to travellers looking to combine village visits, walks and mountain scenery.

Château du Barroux is 880 m away; this fortress, altered over the centuries, is one of the village’s landmarks. The hills around Lac du Paty, 1.7 km away, offer natural surroundings for walking and enjoying the scenery. Caromb and Malaucène are other nearby villages to stop at on an outing. Mont Ventoux draws cyclists and walkers, with routes whose elevation gain and exposure make it important to choose your route carefully. Carpentras railway station is 11 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the towns and local sights.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, when temperatures are generally milder. In summer, set off early for walks or cycling, especially on exposed routes on Mont Ventoux, then use the hottest hours for a break in the garden or by the pool. You can combine a visit to the château with a walk in the hills and a visit to Malaucène or Caromb. Cycling enthusiasts can spend a day riding the mountain roads, while those seeking quieter surroundings may prefer the paths around the villages and the landscapes of the Vaucluse.