Gîte La Bastide de La Loge au pied du Mont Ventoux

Gîte La Bastide de La Loge offers two independent holiday homes to suit stays of different sizes. The main house has three bedrooms and a bathroom and sleeps six. It covers 90 m² and is particularly suitable for families or small groups who want to share living areas while keeping separate bedrooms. The one-bedroom house covers 55 m² and sleeps two.

Each property has an equipped kitchen, a private bathroom, a washing machine and a terrace. The kitchens include a fridge, dishwasher, oven, stovetop, microwave and coffee machine, among other appliances. Both houses have mountain views and a barbecue. The three-bedroom house also overlooks the garden and the town; the other has a terrace with views of Mont Ventoux. The beds vary by property: three double beds in the larger house and one large double bed in the one-bedroom house.

Gîte La Bastide de La Loge provides free private on-site parking and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The houses have a kitchen, a flat-screen TV and a washing machine. The kitchens include the appliances needed to prepare meals, while the terraces have outdoor furniture and a dining area. A barbecue is also available. Family rooms and non-smoking areas cater to different travellers.

Packed lunches are an option for days spent outdoors. The sun terrace is a place to enjoy a meal outside, and bicycle hire offers another way to explore the area. Hiking trails are among the activities available nearby. The houses have heating for stays outside the summer season. Access is via keys. You’ll find the main facilities for cooking, relaxing and enjoying an independent stay in Sault in your house.

Sault is a Provençal village in Vaucluse, set on a plateau between the Monts de Vaucluse and Mont Ventoux. The houses and lanes of the village open onto mid-mountain scenery, cultivated fields and ridges visible on the horizon. The village is known for lavender farming and its close connection with Mont Ventoux. Visitors come to walk, cycle along the roads and discover a higher-altitude, more rural Provence than the coast.

Sault’s centre is home to the Musée Municipal and the Notre-Dame-de-la-Tour church, while the Aroma’plantes and Vallon des Lavandes distilleries showcase how lavender is processed. The Nesque viewpoint offers views of the gorges and cliffs in the area. The village of Monieux is another stop for discovering the plateau’s scenery. A car is useful for reaching these places and exploring the small roads nearby; cyclists also know the climbs of Mont Ventoux and the routes through neighbouring villages.

In summer, lavender fields colour the landscape and attract many visitors; the bloom is most noticeable from late June to July, depending on the season’s conditions. Spring and early autumn are well suited to hiking and cycling in milder temperatures. You can spend a day walking around Sault, visiting a distillery and taking a trip to the Nesque gorges. For cycling enthusiasts, the climb up Mont Ventoux requires good preparation and should be planned around the weather.