Justin de Provence

All five rooms at Justin de Provence have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a garden view. They range from 22 to 34 m² and accommodate two or three people. The room types include Superior Double Rooms, an Executive Double or Twin Room and two Deluxe Double Rooms. Some are accessed by stairs, while one room is on the ground floor.

The facilities vary from room to room: the Executive Double or Twin Room accommodates three people and has two single beds, while the Superior Double Rooms have a large double bed. The two Deluxe Double Rooms differ in size, and one has a balcony overlooking the garden. Another has a four-poster bed; bathroom facilities include a bath and a shower. All rooms also have a hairdryer, a wardrobe or clothes rack, bed linen and towels.

Justin de Provence has several spaces where you can enjoy the garden and leisure facilities. Terraces, outdoor furniture and a picnic area let you spend time outdoors in different parts of the property; barbecue facilities are also available. The landscaped garden surrounds these areas, while sun loungers and fencing around the pool complete the poolside setting.

For wellness, the guest house has a spa, a hammam, a steam bath, a hot tub and a solarium. Massages are available, including body, head, foot, neck and back treatments. Leisure activities include cycling, hiking, walking tours, canoeing and table tennis; a golf course is less than 3 km away. Free private parking and an electric vehicle charging station are available. Free Wi-Fi is accessible in the rooms.

Orange lies in the Rhône Valley, amid the vineyards of Vaucluse. Its old town combines Provençal streets, shaded squares and Roman monuments; the city appeals to visitors interested in heritage as well as those looking to explore the surrounding vineyards and villages. The area around Justin de Provence has both countryside and easy access to the city, with the garden and terraces providing a place to return to after a day of sightseeing.

The Ancient Theatre of Orange, a remarkable Roman building still used for performances, is 1.8 km away. The historic centre also offers the chance to see Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth Cathedral and the remains of the Château des Nassau. Orange railway station is 900 m away, making it easier to arrive by train and travel around the region. A car is useful for excursions to the vineyards and landscapes of Vaucluse. Orange bus station is 810 m away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks and stops at wine estates; in September, the grape harvest offers a glimpse of the local calendar. In summer, evening performances at the Ancient Theatre provide another way to experience the monument, while the hottest hours are a good time to enjoy the pools and shaded areas. A day can combine the old town, a heritage visit and a stop at vineyards nearby. Orange is also well placed for exploring the landscapes of the Rhône Valley and the villages of Vaucluse.