Gîte Pilpoil

Gîte Pilpoil offers five room categories: family, triple and quadruple rooms for three to five guests. They measure between 15 and 20 m² and have a kitchen with a refrigerator, dishwasher, coffee machine and utensils. Every room has a patio; some overlook the city. Bathrooms are private, with layouts varying between rooms.

The features differ by category: the Classic Triple Room has a seating area, the Comfort Triple Room has Provençal décor, and the quadruple room has four single beds. The Standard Family Room is on the third floor and has a sofa bed in addition to the other beds. Several rooms list a sauna among their amenities. You’ll also find a kettle, hob and dining area for preparing and enjoying meals on site.

Gîte Pilpoil brings together facilities for preparing meals and enjoying your stay in Sault. The rooms have free Wi-Fi and tea and coffee-making facilities. Kitchens include a coffee machine, electric kettle, refrigerator, dishwasher, oven, hob and microwave. You’ll also find utensils, a toaster and a dining table. Bed linen, towels, a shower or bath and a hairdryer are among the bathroom amenities.

The guest house has a terrace, a patio and a sauna. You can go hiking or cycling nearby, and board games or puzzles are also available. Free public parking is available nearby on the street, with no reservation possible. Continental breakfast is served on site and must be ordered the day before by 18:00. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Sault is a Provençal village on the Albion plateau, at the foot of Mont Ventoux. Its streets and old houses form a compact centre, popular with travellers who want to alternate walks around the village with visits to local heritage sites and trips into nature. The open landscapes around Sault change with the seasons: lavender fields colour the surroundings in summer, while the slopes of Ventoux draw hikers and cyclists.

Musée Municipal de Sault is 50 m from Gîte Pilpoil, and Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Tour is 80 m away. La Promenade, 130 m away, offers a place to walk around the village; Centre de découverte de la nature et du patrimoine cynégétique is 260 m away. Aroma’plantes Distillery, 1.5 km away, offers a chance to discover aromatic plants and how they are processed. Mont Ventoux shapes the routes nearby, with roads and paths suited to cycling and walking. Free public parking is available on the street near the guest house.

For a relaxed day, you can explore Sault on foot, then spend the afternoon taking in the plateau’s landscapes or visiting nearby villages. Lavender usually blooms between late June and July, when the fields take on their most distinctive colours. The cooler seasons are suited to walks and cultural visits, while fine weather invites you to explore Ventoux’s trails. The hiking and cycling opportunities around the village let you choose a different pace depending on the weather and terrain.