L'atelier au coeur du village

The house has two bedrooms, a living room and a private bathroom, with a total area of 71 m². Sleeping arrangements include a large double bed, a single bed and a sofa bed; the maximum capacity is four people. The bedrooms are part of independent accommodation arranged for a family or small group.

The fitted kitchen lets you prepare meals and includes a fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave and coffee machine. A dining area and living room complete the indoor spaces. The house also has a washing machine and tumble dryer, as well as a private bathroom with a shower and hairdryer. Bed linen and towels are provided. Views of a quiet street and a private entrance complete the accommodation.

The house has free Wi-Fi throughout the accommodation and free public parking nearby. It is independent and includes a kitchen, so you can prepare meals on site. Kitchen equipment includes a fridge, coffee machine, kettle, toaster, oven and dishwasher. A dining area and table are also provided.

Activities listed near the accommodation include walking, cycling, bike tours, hiking and horse riding. Local culture tours or classes and temporary art galleries are also among the options. Indoors, board games and books, DVDs or music for children are available. A high chair is provided for younger guests. The accommodation also has a washing machine, tumble dryer and ironing equipment, as well as bed linen and towels.

Roussillon is a Provençal village in the Luberon, known for its red and orange façades and the rich ochre deposits surrounding it. Its narrow streets wind uphill between colourful houses, squares and viewpoints over the countryside. The village is pleasant to explore on foot; visitors interested in landscapes, local heritage and photography will find a variety of walks.

The Ochre Trail crosses former quarries and offers a chance to discover the mineral shades that have shaped the landscape. The belfry and Saint-Michel Church are in the village, while the ôkhra ecomuseum presents the history of ochre extraction and use. Gordes and the Village des Bories offer other stops in the Luberon, with their stone houses and views over the hills. A car is useful for exploring the surrounding villages and natural sites; Roussillon’s centre can be explored on foot.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are suitable for hiking and visiting the villages. In summer, the light brings out the colours of the ochre, but the trails are busier, so it is best to go for a walk in the morning. In June and July, lavender fields add colour to some Luberon landscapes. You can plan a day around the trail, a visit to the village and a stop at a museum dedicated to ochre.