La madone

La madone offers four room types: a Double Room, a Standard Twin Room, a Standard Triple Room and a Single Room. All are air-conditioned and soundproofed, and have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV with cable channels. An electric kettle is also provided in every room.

Rooms range in size from 17 to 22 m². The Triple Room is the largest and accommodates three guests; it has one single bed and one large double bed. The Double Room has one large double bed, while the Twin Room has two single beds. For solo travellers, the Single Room offers one single bed in a 17 m² space. The rooms have parquet flooring and include amenities such as a desk, a hairdryer and bed linen.

La madone has several shared spaces for taking a break and relaxing. The garden, terraces and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the fresh air; sun loungers and parasols are also available. Inside, the shared lounge with a TV provides a place to spend time together, while the games room and board games offer other activities. Luggage storage is convenient if you arrive or leave outside standard hours.

Services include private check-in and check-out, as well as an express check-in option. The on-site café, bar and tea and coffee-making facilities complement the dining options; wine and champagne, as well as children's menus, are also available. The rooms have air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV. The hotel has facilities for wheelchair users, raised toilets and toilets with grab rails.

La Tour-d'Aigues is a commune in southern Vaucluse, in the Provençal landscape of the Luberon. The village and its surroundings combine farmland, vineyards and stone-built villages; this countryside suits travellers who want to alternate heritage visits, markets and drives through the regional nature park. The pace is more rural than in larger towns, and a car makes it easier to travel between communes.

The Château de la Tour-d’Aigues, whose Renaissance ruins overlook the village, offers a glimpse of local history and the architecture of the Pays d’Aigues. Nearby vineyards welcome those interested in Luberon wines. In Pertuis, the farmers' market and shopping streets give you a glimpse of everyday life in the area. Pertuis railway station is 4.8 km away; Marseille-Provence Airport is 39 km away. Notre-Dame de Beauvoir Chapel and the Château de Lourmarin offer other ideas for visits in the region.

For a day out, you can start by strolling around the village and visiting the château, then drive to Lourmarin, known for its château and narrow streets. Provençal markets are especially lively in fine weather, with seasonal produce and local specialities. Spring and autumn are well suited to walks and trips through the vineyards; in summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon, when it is cooler. The villages of the Luberon are easy to explore on driving routes.