La Cassiopée

La Cassiopée offers two 15 m² rooms, both air-conditioned and equipped with a private bathroom, a terrace and a flat-screen TV. They also have private entrances. The two room types therefore share several amenities, while differing in capacity and bed configuration.

The Triple Room with Private Bathroom accommodates three people. It has one single bed and one large double bed, as well as a terrace with a pool view. The Double Room with Private Bathroom sleeps two and offers two single beds; its features do not include a pool view from the terrace. In both rooms, the bathroom has a shower or a bath and a hairdryer. Toiletries are provided. The rooms are on floors accessible by stairs only.

La Cassiopée brings together indoor and outdoor amenities for relaxing in Caromb. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally; the garden, sun terrace and sun loungers offer several places to sit outside. There is also a terrace, while outdoor furniture lets you enjoy the space at different times of day.

Inside, the shared lounge includes a TV area. Air conditioning, heating and a private entrance are among the available amenities. The family rooms and non-smoking rooms have a flat-screen TV and free internet access. A tea and coffee maker, an electric kettle, a refrigerator and a microwave add to the practical amenities. Free public parking is available nearby, with spaces adapted for guests with reduced mobility. The shared areas also have board games and puzzles.

Caromb is a village in Vaucluse, set among Provençal vineyards, orchards and hills that lead towards Mont Ventoux. The village centre is arranged around old streets and squares where the market is held; Saint-Maurice Church and the belfry are local landmarks. Visitors who enjoy small villages, local produce and stays punctuated by walks will find a rural setting here, with the services of a small town.

The wine estates around Caromb offer a chance to discover local wines, while nearby villages such as Modène and Crillon-le-Brave provide an opportunity to explore the roads along the foothills. Château du Barroux, perched on the heights, offers a visit focused on the region’s heritage. For an outdoor outing, the natural area of the hills around Lac du Paty has trails and rural scenery. Carpentras, accessible by car, offers further visits to its old town and markets. Carpentras station is 7 km away; a car is useful for reaching the villages and natural sites.

Fine weather is suited to walks and cycling on the roads around Ventoux; hikers can choose routes to suit their level. In summer, mornings are often more pleasant for walking before the hottest hours. Late summer and autumn bring a different atmosphere to the vineyard scenery during the grape harvest. You could start the day at the Caromb market, continue with a visit to a wine estate or a nearby village, and finish with a walk at the foot of the massif.