Hotel Belvue

Rooms at Hotel Belvue have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and amenities for everyday comfort. The range includes double rooms, a twin room and a two-bedroom suite. Rooms measure between 11 and 26 m². Depending on the category, you can enjoy town views or soundproofing.

The suite stands out for its balcony overlooking the town and its two-bedroom layout, which accommodates four people. The Double Room - Accessible for Guests with Reduced Mobility has a wheelchair-accessible shower. The Economy Double Room offers a more compact space, while the 15 m² Double Room combines town views with a seating area. Bedding varies by category, with double beds, twin beds or a family configuration in the suite.

Hotel Belvue has a garden and two terrace areas, including a sun terrace, where you can enjoy the outdoors throughout the day. Daily housekeeping helps keep the rooms in order. Private check-in and check-out and luggage storage are available. Family rooms and facilities for guests with disabilities cater to different needs.

The shared areas have heating and soundproofing. The hotel provides accessibility features, including a low washbasin, raised toilet and grab rails; wheelchair access is available. In the rooms, you’ll find a private bathroom, a shower, free toiletries, towels and a hairdryer. A seating area, desk, wardrobe and bedside socket complete the amenities. TVs, including flat-screen models, and internet access are also available. Breakfast is offered, as well as children’s menus and special-diet menus on request.

Sault is a Provençal village on the Albion Plateau, at the foot of Mont Ventoux. Its houses and streets form a compact village centre, where you can easily walk from Place du Château to the lanes, shops and viewpoints over the surrounding hills. The area attracts hikers, cyclists and visitors interested in agricultural landscapes. The lavender fields surrounding the village colour the hills in early summer and give this part of the Vaucluse its distinctive character.

La Promenade, Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Tour and Musée Municipal de Sault are in the village, respectively 50 m, 90 m and 100 m from the hotel. The museum offers a closer look at local history and traditions. At 1.4 km, Aroma’plantes Distillerie showcases the work of lavender and aromatic plants. For panoramic views, the Nesque viewpoint, 4.7 km away, looks out over the gorge scenery. You can explore the village on foot; a car makes it easier to visit the hamlets and natural sites across the plateau.

In spring and summer, the trails of the Ventoux area invite you to hike and cycle, while the mountain roads attract cyclists. Lavender blooms mark the summer visits, with particularly colourful landscapes in early summer. A day can combine a visit to the centre of Sault, a trip to a distillery and a walk towards the Nesque viewpoints. In autumn, the surrounding hills and villages offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring the Provençal countryside.