L'arcadie Du Souleyan

L'arcadie Du Souleyan offers three double rooms, each for two people and with an en-suite bathroom. Two rooms measure 18 m²; the Large Double Room offers 27 m². The two 18 m² rooms overlook the garden; one also has a view of the pool, while the other overlooks the mountains. The rooms have a terrace, and some also overlook the pool. This arrangement suits travellers looking to stay as a couple and enjoy private outdoor space.

The rooms are equipped with a wardrobe, a shower or bath, a hairdryer and free toiletries. The Double Room with Garden View stands out for its views of the garden and pool. The more spacious Large Double Room combines a terrace with views of the garden and mountains; the Double Room with Mountain View also overlooks the surrounding hills. Both rooms with mountain views have a large double bed; the room with a garden view has a double bed.

L'arcadie Du Souleyan has free private parking on site, available without prior reservation. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Outside, the garden, terrace and outdoor dining area offer space to relax around the house. A barbecue is also available, along with a sun terrace for enjoying sunny days.

The outdoor swimming pool is heated and has a shallow end; sun loungers, parasols and a pool cover are also provided. Housekeeping is daily. The rooms have an en-suite bathroom, free toiletries, a hairdryer and a fan. Ironing facilities are also available. A continental breakfast is served on site. The guest house is for adults only and has a separate smoking area.

Oppède has Provençal lanes and stone-built landscapes in the Luberon. The old village, perched on the slopes, contrasts with the newer settlement and the surrounding farmland. Vineyards, olive trees and hills shape a countryside popular for walks, village visits and peaceful stays. The guest house is a few minutes from the centre of Oppède, in an area where a car makes it easier to travel between towns.

Château d'Oppède and Notre-Dame-d’Alydon Church offer a chance to discover the village’s heritage. Oppède, 1.7 km away, is a good place to start exploring the lanes; Maubec, another Luberon village, is 2 km away. Wine lovers can visit the region’s vineyards, while the Olive Oil Museum showcases a tradition closely connected with the Provençal landscape. Cavaillon, with its railway station, is 9 km away and provides access to rail services. Marseille-Provence Airport is 42 km away.

A car is useful for exploring the villages and natural sites spread across the Luberon. In spring, the paths are well suited to walks, and the days remain pleasant for combining visits with stops in the villages. Summer brings heat and more visitors, as well as long evenings on the terrace; the seasonal outdoor pool offers somewhere to unwind after excursions. In June and July, lavender fields colour parts of the Luberon landscape. You can spend a day exploring old Oppède, visiting a vineyard and walking among the olive trees.