L'OLIVERAIE EN PROVENCE

L'OLIVERAIE EN PROVENCE offers a 30 m² double room designed for two guests. It has a private bathroom, a private entrance and a terrace with views of the garden and pool. The room is soundproofed and includes a bathtub, a hairdryer and toiletries. It is furnished with one large double bed. The terrace is a distinctive feature of this room: it opens onto the guest house’s outdoor areas, with views of the greenery and pool.

The room also has a dining table, a desk and a refrigerator. An electric kettle and a microwave are provided, along with a clothes rack and outdoor furniture. Bed linen and towels are provided. The private pool with a view is another notable feature of the room; the property’s outdoor pool is open seasonally. The facilities bring together indoor space, a private bathroom and direct access to a terrace overlooking the garden.

Outdoor spaces are an important feature of L'OLIVERAIE EN PROVENCE. The garden has furniture, an outdoor dining area and a sun terrace. Barbecue facilities let you cook outside, while a picnic area offers another place to eat. The outdoor pool, open seasonally, has a shallow end; sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are also provided.

The room has an electric kettle, a refrigerator and a microwave, as well as a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Free private parking is available on site and includes accessible parking. Outdoor play equipment and books, DVDs or music for children are among the family-friendly facilities. The guest house also has a private entrance, heating and ironing facilities. Breakfast is among the services offered.

Lambesc is a village in Bouches-du-Rhône, amid the Provençal landscapes of the Aix hinterland. Its old centre, squares and religious buildings can be explored on foot along streets that retain the scale of a small town. The Musée des Amis du Vieux Lambesc helps you understand local history, while the Tour du Jacquemard and Notre-Dame de l'Assomption are landmarks in the village’s heritage. The atmosphere is that of a community inhabited year-round, surrounded by farmland and hills.

For a historical outing, Château de La Barben can be visited nearby; its architecture and history make it a separate excursion from a walk around Lambesc centre. The neighbouring village of Saint-Cannat also has old streets and the Musée Suffren et du Vieux Saint-Cannat. In Lambesc, Parc du Vallat offers a place to stroll, while chapels such as the Chapelle des Pénitents blancs add to the discovery of local heritage. Salon railway station is in the region and provides train access to the area; a car is useful for exploring the villages and attractions spread around the commune.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks in the countryside and visits to villages, with temperatures generally more moderate than in high summer. In summer, plan walks for the morning or late afternoon, then spend some time by the pool and in the garden. A day can combine a stroll around Lambesc centre, a heritage visit to Château de La Barben and a break in the guest house’s outdoor spaces. Markets and village festivals also shape local life, depending on the season.