La maisonnette

La maisonnette offers a Suite comprising two bedrooms, with space for up to four people. The first bedroom has a very large double bed; the second is furnished with two single beds. For a booking for two people, only one of the two bedrooms is accessible. This arrangement is particularly suitable for travellers who want to share the same accommodation while having separate beds.

The suite has a private bathroom with a bath and shower, as well as a terrace, a patio and garden views. Air conditioning and soundproofing are complemented by a flat-screen TV. There is also a dining table and an electric kettle. The stated floor area and capacity apply to the suite; there are no other room categories to compare at this property.

Outdoor spaces are an important feature at La maisonnette: you will find a garden, a patio, a terrace and furniture for dining outdoors. The sun terrace and loungers let you enjoy the fresh air after a day of sightseeing. Walking and cycling enthusiasts can also go hiking, cycling and walking in the surrounding area.

Inside, air conditioning, heating and soundproofing make your stay comfortable, while the shared lounge has a TV area. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. Free private parking is on site and includes an electric vehicle charging point. The property also offers a continental breakfast, packed lunches and daily housekeeping. An electric kettle, a dining table and a dining area complete the practical amenities. A wake-up service is also available.

Crillon-le-Brave is a Provençal village in Vaucluse, set on the slopes of Mont Ventoux. Stone houses and narrow streets give the village a rural character, while the surrounding landscape alternates between vineyards, fields and hills. This part of the country suits travellers who enjoy small villages, cycling and walks in a Mediterranean mountain setting.

Mont Ventoux shapes the hiking routes and roads popular with cyclists, with views that change as you gain altitude. The local vineyards offer another way to discover the region, particularly around the Ventoux appellations. Bédoin, a village associated with routes into the massif, is 3.7 km away. In Caromb, Place Nationale and the narrow streets of the centre make for a stop in a Provençal town. The livelier Carpentras brings together historic heritage and city services; its railway station connects the region to the rail network. A car makes it easier to travel between villages, vineyards and trails.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks and vineyard visits, with temperatures often milder for exploring the roads around Mont Ventoux. In summer, it is best to plan outdoor activities for the morning, before the hottest part of the day; cyclists can choose a route suited to their ability and the weather. A day can combine a stroll through a village, a visit to the vineyard landscape and a break in the garden on your return. For cycling enthusiasts, the ascent of Mont Ventoux is a major challenge, while hiking trails let you explore the massif on foot.