La Ferme Du Midi

La Ferme Du Midi offers two rooms with garden views and kitchen facilities, including a fridge, dishwasher and coffee machine. The Family Double Room, measuring 40 m², has a balcony, a seating area and a dining area. It includes a fully equipped kitchen with a hob and kitchenware, as well as a barbecue.

The Double Room covers 20 m² and also overlooks the garden. It stands out for its outdoor dining area and includes a kitchen with a fridge, dishwasher, coffee machine and kitchenware. Both rooms have a shower, toilet, hairdryer and high chair. One accommodates two large double beds, while the other has one large double bed. The family room’s balcony and the double room’s outdoor dining area distinguish their layouts.

La Ferme Du Midi has a garden and a sun terrace with outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. A picnic area and barbecue facilities let you enjoy meals in the garden. Table tennis provides an additional activity on site. Family rooms are available, as are non-smoking rooms.

Parking is available on site; it is private and free. Wi-Fi is free throughout the guest house. Breakfast is available. Kitchen facilities include a hob, oven, toaster, fridge, dishwasher, electric kettle and coffee machine. Heating completes the facilities for a stay in any season.

Piolenc is a commune in the Vaucluse, in the Rhône Valley, between Orange and the vineyard landscapes of the Côtes du Rhône. The village offers a Provençal setting away from major urban centres, with natural areas and heritage sites nearby. It suits travellers who want to visit Orange, explore the vineyard roads or stop over in the north of the department. A car makes it easier to visit the surrounding villages and wine estates.

Orange is known for its Roman heritage. The Triumphal Arch is 2.5 km away and the Ancient Theatre, remarkable for its size and preserved stage wall, is 3.2 km away. The old town also offers historic buildings and Provençal streets to explore. Orange railway station is 3.7 km away and provides rail connections. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 51 km away. In Piolenc, the Musée mémoire de la Nationale 7 traces the history of this former road and its travellers.

For a day of sightseeing, you can spend the morning exploring Orange’s Roman heritage, then visit a wine estate or follow the small roads of the Vaucluse. The grape harvest usually brings the region to life in September and October, a good time to discover the vineyard scenery. The milder spring and late-season months are well suited to walks and outdoor visits. In summer, plan visits to ancient sites for early in the day and leave time to enjoy the garden and terrace when you return.