L'Auberge Espagnole - Bed & Breakfast

L'Auberge Espagnole offers three accommodation options for two people, each with a private bathroom. The Double Room measures 28 m² and has a bath or shower, depending on the bathroom's facilities. The more spacious Superior Double Room, at 35 m², stands out for its view of Place Carnot and Sainte-Anne Cathedral. It also has a kitchenette.

The 25 m² studio also has a kitchenette and dining area, with a fridge, microwave, utensils and electric kettle. These options let you choose between a standard room, a room overlooking Apt's landmarks or a studio set up for preparing a few meals. All three have a private bathroom; facilities and layouts vary by room type.

The terrace provides an outdoor space to get some fresh air throughout the day. Indoors, heating helps keep the rooms comfortable during cooler periods. The rooms are non-smoking, and family rooms are among the facilities offered. Breakfast is one of the property's highlighted services; room facilities also vary according to the layout.

Free public parking is nearby and does not require a reservation. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Private bathrooms include toilet paper, towels, a toilet and a hairdryer, among other amenities. Some rooms have a fridge, while accommodation with a kitchenette includes equipment for preparing meals. The terrace, in-room facilities and practical services complement stays in central Apt.

Apt is a small town in the Vaucluse, in the Luberon, known for its old town and colourful façades. Its shopping streets and squares give the town the feel of a lively Provençal market town throughout the year. The region attracts visitors interested in hilltop villages, garrigue landscapes and walking routes. Saturday market brings local produce to the streets, including the candied fruit for which Apt is renowned.

Sainte-Anne Cathedral is 70 m away and reflects the town's religious history. Apt's museums, including Musée d'Apt, 140 m away, offer a chance to discover local collections and the region's history. The bus station is 440 m away, making it convenient to travel around the area. By car, you can reach the Ochre Trail, 11 km away, and the village of Saignon, known for its old streets and views over the valley. Fort de Buoux offers another outing among the landscapes of the Luberon.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks and visits to the villages, with temperatures generally milder than in summer. In June and July, lavender fields add colour to parts of the Luberon; flowering times depend on the season's conditions. You could start the day at Apt market, continue with a visit to the old town, then drive to the ochre landscapes or nearby villages. The trails in Luberon Regional Nature Park also offer opportunities for walking, with routes to choose according to the weather and your level of fitness.