La Bergerie du Roy-Chambres D'hôtes-

La Bergerie du Roy offers two 22 m² double rooms and a 40 m² maisonette, all designed for two people. Both double rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning, garden views and a coffee machine. They also share soundproofing and a workspace. The maisonette stands out for its self-contained layout: it has a separate bedroom and a living room, as well as a kitchen and a private bathroom.

This more spacious unit has a terrace overlooking the garden and pool. Its facilities include a refrigerator, a microwave and a coffee machine; it also has a dishwasher, a washing machine, a bath and a fireplace. All three accommodations have double beds. One of the double rooms has an outdoor dining area and a pool view, while the other has a private entrance and a tumble dryer.

The heated outdoor pool has a shallow end. The garden and terraces offer places to sit outside, with outdoor furniture and a sun terrace. Sun loungers and parasols are also available. A hot tub is available on site for relaxing. Breakfast is offered as a continental or à la carte option; tea and coffee are provided in the accommodation.

Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Wi-Fi is free in the communal areas. The outdoor areas also include a dining space and facilities for children, including outdoor play equipment and board games. The property has family rooms and connecting rooms. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing complete the indoor facilities. Laundry services are available. You can walk to Rognes and use a car to get to the villages and sights in the region.

Rognes is a Provençal village surrounded by farmland, vineyards and pine forests. La Bergerie du Roy is set in a large park facing a vineyard, away from the village streets, which you can reach on foot. The area suits travellers looking for a countryside stay and wanting to alternate walks through villages with heritage visits and breaks by the pool. Country roads connect the neighbouring towns and the landscapes of the Luberon.

Rognes, 1.2 km away, is a chance to explore the village’s narrow streets and the Church of Notre-Dame de l'Assomption. Silvacane Abbey, 5.6 km away, is a Cistercian abbey notable for its understated architecture and historic spaces. Lourmarin Castle, 10 km away, is open to visitors, with rooms and furnishings to explore in a Luberon village suited to a stroll. Aix-en-Provence offers a different side of the region, with its townhouses, fountains and places associated with Paul Cézanne. Pertuis and Meyrargues stations serve the area; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and sights.

In spring, mild temperatures are well suited to visits and walks through the Provençal countryside. In summer, plan heritage visits for the morning, then take a break by the pool during the hottest part of the day. You could spend a day exploring the streets of Lourmarin and visiting Silvacane Abbey, before returning to Rognes to enjoy the garden. In autumn, the vineyards and markets add a different colour to trips around the villages. Aix-en-Provence can be visited year-round and makes for a city day that contrasts with countryside walks.