ENTRE VENTOUX ET LUBERON Chambre d'hôte

ENTRE VENTOUX ET LUBERON offers two accommodation options: a Double Room and a three-bedroom Holiday Home. The Double Room measures 30 m² and has a kitchenette, a dining area and a private bathroom with a shower. It overlooks the garden and includes a coffee machine, a minibar and a flat-screen TV. The Holiday Home, measuring 128 m², sleeps six and has three bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen.

Both options offer garden and mountain views, as well as a private bathroom. The house stands out for its terrace, patio, dishwasher and fireplace; the Double Room instead has a kitchenette and a minibar. The kitchen facilities allow you to prepare meals in both accommodation options. Bed linen and towels are provided, whether you are staying as a couple or on holiday with family or friends.

The outdoor areas include a garden, outdoor furniture and a dining area, as well as a picnic area. Indoors, heating and soundproofing make stays comfortable in every season. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and ski storage is also available. Facilities include free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and free private parking.

You can choose between a room with a kitchenette and a house with a kitchen, and make use of the dining areas provided for both options. The private bathroom has a shower or bath, a toilet and a hairdryer. The garden and views of the hills provide a place to relax outdoors. You can also explore the surroundings on foot, by bike or on horseback; activities mentioned include hiking, cycling, skiing and walking. A water park is also listed among the leisure activities in the area.

The hamlet of Saint-Jean, in the commune of Sault, lies amid the landscapes of the Albion Plateau in Provence. Around the houses and country lanes, the hills of Ventoux shape the horizon; lavender fields and stone villages give this part of Vaucluse its rural character. The area suits travellers who enjoy walking, cycling and exploring mountain roads, with Provençal towns also within reach for day trips.

Mont Ventoux is 3.5 km away and attracts hikers and cyclists with its slopes and panoramas. Monieux, 4.4 km away, is a village near the Nesque Gorges; the Nesque Viewpoint, 4.8 km away, overlooks this deep valley. Sault, 6.3 km away, has a museum dedicated to Ventoux truffles and is a useful base for exploring the plateau. Country roads connect the hamlets and villages; a car makes it easier to visit these sites and trails.

The lavender flowering season, generally from late June to July, colours the plateaux and accompanies walks through the countryside. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are well suited to hikes and cycling trips; summer is ideal for long days outdoors, although the Provençal heat makes an early start advisable for climbs. A day could include a walk around Monieux, a stop at the viewpoint and a visit to the narrow streets of Sault. For those who enjoy the hills, the trails of Ventoux offer another way to explore the area.