Domaine du Val de Sault

The five categories include a double or twin room, two apartments and two suites. The 37 m² room opens onto a private terrace overlooking the garden. The apartments, ranging from 60 to 70 m², have a kitchen; depending on the category, they also offer a balcony, several terraces or views of the garden and Mont Ventoux. The 90 m² Senior Suite stands out for its two-level layout and spa bath.

The Family Suite and both apartments have a living area and kitchen facilities, while the double or twin room accommodates two people. The Family Suite sleeps up to five people, and each apartment accommodates up to four. Room facilities include air conditioning, soundproofing and a private bathroom. Bed configurations vary: the room has a double bed or twin beds, while the apartments have double beds and a sofa bed.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a patio, a sun terrace and a picnic area with furniture and a dining area. The two pools, one indoor and one outdoor, add to the leisure facilities; sun loungers, parasols and a hot tub are also available. A gym, sauna, massages and yoga classes are among the wellness facilities and activities.

The restaurant serves children's menus and dishes suitable for certain diets on request. You will also find an on-site café and a bar, as well as breakfast served every morning. For outdoor activities, the property offers bicycle hire, bike tours, walking tours, and badminton and tennis equipment. The playground, outdoor play equipment and board games complete the facilities for families. Private parking is free and has an electric vehicle charging point.

Sault is a village in the Vaucluse, set among the open landscapes of the Albion Plateau, east of Mont Ventoux. The countryside combines fields, forests and limestone hills; in summer, lavender crops add colour to the surroundings and scent the air. The village has old streets and local shops. This is a good stop for travellers who enjoy country routes, panoramic views and outdoor activities rather than the bustle of a large city.

Sault centre is 1.6 km from the property. You can visit the Sault Municipal Museum and the Church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Tour, or stop at the lavender distilleries in the surrounding area. Aven du Deffends and Aven d'Aurel offer a glimpse of the region's karst landscape. Mont Ventoux draws hikers and cyclists, while the Nesque viewpoint looks out over the valley. A car is useful for exploring nearby villages and the roads through the massif.

Lavender typically blooms from late June to July, depending on the year's conditions, making this a particularly popular time for walks and distillery visits. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are well suited to hiking and cycling. In summer, plan to set off early for a walk or a ride up the Ventoux roads before the heat of the day; you can also spend the day between the village, the plateau landscapes and a break by the pool.