Fenêtre sur vue

Fenêtre sur vue has a 30 m² Double Room with Mountain View, arranged for two people and looking out over the Luberon hills. A fireplace, a seating area and a desk complete the space, along with a coffee machine, an electric kettle and a washing machine. The private bathroom has a bath, a shower, a toilet and a hairdryer. Bed linen and towels are provided. The room features parquet flooring and soundproofed walls. It has a double bed, an alarm clock and a socket near the bed.

The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Mountain views accompany time spent in the seating area, by the fireplace or at the desk. The room combines a place to relax with facilities for making a hot drink or doing laundry during your stay. The bathroom has both a bath and a shower, as well as toilet paper and towels.

Fenêtre sur vue offers free Wi-Fi throughout the bed and breakfast and free public parking nearby. A free shuttle service is also available. The room has a private bathroom with a bath and shower, as well as a coffee machine and an electric kettle. A washing machine, ironing facilities and heating provide practical amenities; a fan and soundproofing complete the facilities. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

For relaxing, the seating area is next to a fireplace and a desk. Board games and puzzles are available, as are books, DVDs or music for children. Child-minding is also available. Temporary art galleries add to the activities on offer. Private check-in and check-out are available, with express check-in and check-out, and the room has parquet flooring.

Saignon is a hilltop village in the Luberon, with narrow lanes, stone houses and views over the Provençal countryside. Its Notre-Dame de Pitié Church and Porte de Saignon bear witness to its history, while walks through the old village reveal its passageways and old façades. This stop suits travellers looking for a quiet village and wishing to explore the villages and landscapes of the Luberon Regional Nature Park.

Nearby Apt has museums, services and a Provençal market known for its local produce. Apt bus station is 2.6 km away and provides access to the area via regional transport. Saint-Eusèbe Abbey is 770 m away; Fort de Buoux, whose ruins overlook the gorges, is 6 km away. Those interested in ochre landscapes can also visit the Ochre Trail, while the village of Bories features traditional dry-stone buildings. A car makes it easier to explore the countryside and travel between the villages of the Luberon.

In spring, the hills are well suited to hikes and trips between villages. Summer days are hot; early-morning or late-afternoon outings are pleasant for exploring the lanes and surrounding area. Lavender blooms colour parts of Provence in early summer, and the early autumn is also a good time for walks. A day can combine exploring Saignon, a visit to Apt and a walk through the Luberon’s landscapes of stone and scrubland.