La Maison du Peintre en Provence

La Maison du Peintre en Provence offers four double rooms, all decorated with Provençal furniture and soundproofed. They accommodate two people and each has a private bathroom. In the Comfort Double Room with Private External Toilet, the bathroom is just outside the room; the other rooms have an en-suite bathroom.

The two Comfort rooms measure 16 m² and are distinguished in particular by their views: one overlooks the garden and inner courtyard, while the other faces the village rooftops. The two Superior rooms offer 19 m². One combines views of the mountains and village with a shower; the other opens onto the garden, hills and rooftops, and has a bathtub in the bathroom. Some rooms include a patio.

La Maison du Peintre en Provence has a restaurant and snack bar for meals and refreshments on site. The terrace and garden provide outdoor spaces, while the shared lounge is a place to gather indoors. A picnic area and outdoor furniture complete the facilities. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

Activities in the surrounding area include hiking, cycling, fishing, horse riding and mini golf. Bike tours, walking tours, evening entertainment and events centred on local culture are also listed among the activities. Golf enthusiasts will find a course less than 3 km away. Free public parking is available nearby; no reservation is needed. An airport shuttle and bicycle hire are also among the services offered.

Mallemort is a Provençal village in Bouches-du-Rhône, between the Durance Valley and the landscapes of the Luberon. The village offers a small-scale stop, with old streets and village life that contrasts with the region’s larger urban centres. The surrounding countryside, hills and natural areas appeal to travellers who enjoy walking, cycling or discovering villages in the south of France.

You can explore Mallemort’s old village on foot, with its narrow streets and local heritage. Pont Royal is known for its golf course and leisure facilities. The area’s natural spaces, including ENS La Garrigue, let you enjoy Provençal landscapes and trails. The Luberon state forest also offers walking routes. For travel to the region, the railway stations at Lamanon and Sénas are access points; Marseille-Provence Airport serves travellers arriving from further afield. A car makes it easier to explore the villages and natural sites.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are well suited to walks and outdoor visits. Summer brings bright light and hot days, so it is best to plan walks for the morning or late afternoon. An outing could combine a visit to the village, a break by the Durance and a trip to the hills of the Luberon. Markets and local festivals also offer a chance to discover Provençal produce and traditions.