Hôtel LA MARGELLE

The rooms and suites at Hôtel LA MARGELLE combine a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. The Double Room, for two people, offers 25 m² of space and a garden view. The Deluxe Double Room with Balcony has 30 m² and stands out for its balcony and terrace. For more space, the Junior Suite measures 45 m²; the largest option, the Superior Suite, has 55 m², a separate bedroom and a lounge with a seating area. It can accommodate up to four people. Views vary by category: some rooms overlook the garden or town, while others simply offer a view. The suites and rooms are soundproofed and have a desk. Bathrooms are equipped with a shower or bath; slippers and toiletries are also provided.

The bed configuration varies between categories. The Double Room, Deluxe Double Room and Junior Suite each have a double bed. The Superior Suite combines a large double bed in the separate bedroom with a sofa bed in the lounge. The Superior Suite and Deluxe Double Room have a balcony, and the latter also has a terrace. The different sizes let you choose between a practical room and a suite with a separate area to relax in.

Hôtel LA MARGELLE has several places to eat and unwind, including a restaurant, bar and on-site café. Breakfast can be served continental-style, as a buffet or à la carte. Children’s menus and options for special diets are available on request; coffee and tea are close at hand thanks to the coffee machine provided. The garden and terraces offer outdoor spaces, while the shared lounge is a place to relax indoors.

You can also enjoy activities at the hotel or in the area, including billiards, a games room, hiking, cycling and walking tours. The hotel offers bicycle hire and organises events or activities focused on local culture. Daily housekeeping, luggage storage and room service are available. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge. Free public parking is available nearby; free Wi-Fi is accessible in the communal areas. Facilities are also available to assist guests with reduced mobility.

Pernes-les-Fontaines is in Vaucluse, amid the Provençal landscape of the Comtat Venaissin. The village is known for its old gates, narrow streets and many fountains; its centre is easy to explore on foot, among historic sights and small squares. It has the feel of a lively Provençal town, with museums devoted to local history and traditions. Place Aristide Briand provides easy access to the streets of the centre and their old façades.

Among the village’s landmarks, Porte Saint-Gilles and Porte de Villeneuve recall the old entrances to the town. The Donjon and Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth Church round out the visit, while several small museums offer more insight into local life and traditional trades. Carpentras, with its historic centre and Provençal markets, is accessible by train from its station, 5 km away. Avignon offers another day trip, with the Palace of the Popes, ramparts and banks of the Rhône. For drives, the landscapes of Ventoux and the villages of Vaucluse offer hiking and cycling routes.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks through the villages and trips along the department’s roads. In summer, the heat makes it worth starting your visits early and saving the hottest hours for a break in the shade or on a terrace. Cycling enthusiasts can plan a day among the slopes of Ventoux, while a visit to Avignon combines historic sights with a walk around the city. In late June and July, lavender fields bring colour to parts of Provence; in September, the grape harvest shapes life in the wine-growing countryside.