La Bastide de Boulbon

The rooms at La Bastide de Boulbon comprise two double rooms and a suite. The double rooms sleep two guests and measure 16 and 20 m² respectively; the 37 m² suite can accommodate three. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Views vary by room type, with views of the garden and pool, as well as the mountains and surrounding area from the rooms.

The Comfort Double Room has a walk-in shower, a bathrobe and slippers. The Superior Double Room stands out for its bathtub in addition to a shower, and offers more space. The Classic Suite has a separate bedroom, a lounge, two bathrooms and a terrace. A minibar and coffee machine complete its facilities. The sleeping arrangements also vary: the double rooms have a large double bed, while the suite has a large double bed and sofa beds.

La Bastide de Boulbon offers several outdoor areas where you can enjoy the garden, including outdoor furniture, a terrace and a sun terrace. Guests can hire bicycles, take part in tours about local culture, or choose walking tours, cycling trips and hiking routes. A concierge service, luggage storage and private check-in or check-out add to the practical services. Daily housekeeping is also provided.

The restaurant and bar are complemented by an on-site café, a snack bar and children's menus. Menus for specific dietary requirements are available on request; breakfast can be served in your room. Meals may include fruit or wine and champagne. For relaxation, facilities include a spa, a steam bath, an open-air bath and a hot tub. Full-body, hand, head, foot, neck and back massages are also available, as well as couples' massages.

Boulbon is a Provençal village at the foot of the Montagnette, with old lanes and a skyline dominated by its château. The landscape combines stone houses, dry hills and Mediterranean vegetation. This stop suits travellers who want to discover the villages of Bouches-du-Rhône, walk in the nearby hills or spend a day exploring Avignon's monuments, while returning to the quiet of a small village.

Boulbon Castle, 280 m away, stands out in the landscape and recalls the village's medieval history. In Avignon, the Palace of the Popes and the Pont Saint-Bénézet, both 13 km away, are the main heritage sights: the former bears witness to the papacy, while the latter is the famous historic bridge over the Rhône. Tarascon railway station is 7 km away and connects the region by train. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 24 km away. The D35 road provides access to Boulbon by car; the hotel's private parking makes it easy to get around the village.

The Montagnette is well suited to walks and cycling trips, while Avignon offers museums, heritage sites and lively streets for a day of sightseeing. Temperatures are often more pleasant for walking and exploring nearby villages in spring and autumn. Provençal summers are hot, so plan outdoor visits for early in the day and save the sunniest hours for the pool or a break in the garden. An excursion can combine the village château, a visit to Avignon and a return to Boulbon for dinner in the garden.