First Inn Hotel

The rooms at First Inn Hotel accommodate one to three guests and all have a private bathroom with a shower. They are air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a flat-screen TV, a desk and a wardrobe or clothes rack. Each room measures 13 m². Bed configurations include a single bed, a double bed, two single beds, or a double bed and bunk beds.

The rooms on the upper floors are accessible by lift. Tiled or marble flooring, heating and towels complete the facilities. The Single Room is designed for one person; the Double Room and Twin Room accommodate two. The Triple Room has a double bed and bunk beds and can accommodate three guests. Some rooms also include ironing facilities. Every configuration includes the essentials for a stop in Apt or a stay exploring the Luberon.

The shared spaces include a terrace with outdoor furniture and a sun terrace for enjoying the fresh air. The hotel offers bicycle hire, cycling tours, walking tours, horse riding, hiking and cycling routes. Luggage storage is available, while a shared lounge with a TV provides a communal space. Board games and puzzles are also available.

For guests travelling by car, indoor parking is available, along with an electric vehicle charging station and spaces for guests with reduced mobility. An on-site café, snack bar and bar complete the dining options. Facilities also include a lift, heating and air conditioning. Accessible facilities include a lowered sink, toilets with grab rails, wheelchair access, audio guidance and tactile signs. Guests have access to an internet connection and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.

Apt is a small town in Vaucluse, amid the landscapes of the Luberon. Its centre has old streets, lively squares and façades in Provençal hues. The town is known for its candied fruit and Saturday market, where stalls selling regional produce attract locals and visitors. It makes a pleasant stop for anyone who enjoys combining heritage, food discoveries and walks through a region of hills and villages.

In the centre, Sainte-Anne Cathedral, museums devoted to local history and the Porte de Saignon offer several ideas for a visit. The bus station provides connections to nearby towns, while free bicycle hire offers another way to explore the surrounding area. Gargas is known for the Mines de Bruoux, former ochre quarries now open to visitors. The villages of the Luberon, including Roussillon and Saignon, invite you to wander among narrow streets, stone houses and viewpoints over the countryside. Avignon TGV station is accessible by car for regional journeys.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are well suited to walks and visits to the villages. Summer brings a livelier atmosphere and hot days; it is best to plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon. You could start the day at Apt market, continue with a cultural visit in town and finish with an outing to the ochre landscapes or hilltop villages. The region can also be explored at the pace of country roads, markets and stops in Provençal towns.