La Maiz

La Maiz offers a Deluxe Double or Twin Room with Pool Access, designed for two people. Covering 40 m², it has a private bathroom and a terrace overlooking the inner courtyard. Air conditioning and soundproofing are among its features, along with a flat-screen TV and coffee machine. The room has one large double bed.

The room also includes a patio, a refrigerator and a seating area with a sofa. The bathroom has a bath and shower; bathrobes, slippers and a hairdryer are also provided. A wardrobe is available for your belongings, while bed linen and towels are supplied. The terrace extends the indoor space and overlooks the courtyard. This room combines practical facilities with several spaces to relax, and guests can use the guest house’s outdoor swimming pool during its opening season.

La Maiz brings together a range of facilities for enjoying both indoor and outdoor spaces. The outdoor swimming pool, garden, patio and terrace offer different places to relax throughout the day. Outdoor furniture and sun loungers are provided around the open spaces; parasols and a pool cover are also available. The guest house is for adults only.

The room has air conditioning, a private bathroom with a bath or shower, a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi throughout the guest house. Free private parking is available on site without the need to reserve. The terrace, private entrance and soundproofing add to the room’s comfort. You will also find a coffee machine and refrigerator. Breakfast is served à la carte or as a continental option; the outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally.

Maubec is a village in the Vaucluse, in the Luberon, where Provençal houses and agricultural landscapes set the scene for walks. Among vineyards, orchards and wooded hills, the atmosphere is that of a rural village rather than a large tourist resort. The surrounding area suits travellers who enjoy exploring villages at their own pace, stopping in a shaded square or following country lanes. The Luberon region brings together heritage, nature and wine-making traditions, with landscapes that change with the seasons.

The neighbouring village of Oppède, 2.2 km away, is best explored around its old village and hilltop château. Gordes, 8 km away, is known for its stone houses and château overlooking the narrow streets. In Cavaillon, 8 km away, the railway station makes it easy to travel around the region by train. Visitors interested in local heritage can also explore the Village des Bories, while nearby vineyards offer another way to discover the Luberon landscape. The Luberon State Forest and nearby natural areas have walking trails and opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the villages and trails, with temperatures often milder than in midsummer. In summer, plan walks for early morning or late afternoon and leave time for the pool. Lavender blooms across parts of Provence in late June and July; the grape harvest and seasonal colours also make autumn an especially interesting time for wine-country excursions. A day can combine a village visit, a walk in the countryside and a break by the pool.