La Fontaine

La Fontaine offers a 13 m² double room for two people, furnished with a double bed. It has a private bathroom with a shower, as well as a private entrance. Its courtyard view sets it apart and offers a direct view of the property's outdoor spaces. The patio and terrace extend the room outdoors.

A dining table and electric kettle are provided in the room. Bed linen and towels are supplied; the bathroom has a toilet and hairdryer. Tiled flooring, a courtyard view and access to a terrace characterise this space. The room sleeps two people in a double bed. It is therefore suitable for a couple looking for a private space in a bed and breakfast, with a separate entrance and outdoor facilities.

La Fontaine has several outdoor spaces: a garden, terrace, patio and outdoor furniture. A picnic area and an outdoor dining area let you enjoy the surroundings at different times of day. A barbecue is also available. For meals, the property offers breakfast in the room, fruit, a tea/coffee maker, and menus for special diets on request.

Guests can enjoy hiking, cycling, skiing or darts. A ski school, ski storage and bicycle rental are among the facilities and activities on offer. The property also has free public parking on site and free Wi-Fi throughout. Pets are admitted at no extra charge; bowls and a pet basket are provided. Room service and packed lunches complete the facilities.

Beaumont-du-Ventoux is a Provençal village on the slopes of Mont Ventoux, amid a landscape of hills, forests and small mountain roads. It has the feel of a rural commune, where hamlets and natural scenery take precedence over urban bustle. Travellers who enjoy walking, panoramic views and cycling can make the most of the outdoor activities here. The neighbouring village of Malaucène offers another reference point for exploring the area.

The trails and roads around the Ventoux make it possible to plan days of hiking or cycling, with routes suited to different levels. The Groseau Departmental Forest offers a natural setting for walks. In Malaucène, Porte Chaberlin bears witness to the village's fortified past. Further afield, Château d'Entrechaux overlooks the landscape and makes a heritage stop on an excursion. The surrounding villages, including Bédoin, also offer other places to explore and starting points for walks.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking and cycling the roads, while in summer it is best to plan outings early in the day, when temperatures are milder. Mountain conditions vary with altitude and season, so bring suitable clothing for hikes. A day can combine a walk in the surrounding area, a visit to a neighbouring village and a return to the garden. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and sites around the Ventoux, while local activities lend themselves to a nature-focused stay.