La secrète chambre de la tour

La secrète chambre de la tour offers one room, designed for two people and laid out over 40 m². It combines a sleeping area with a very large double bed, a seating area and a dining area. The private bathroom has a shower or bath, a toilet, a hairdryer and free toiletries. Bed linen and towels are provided.

The kitchenette lets you prepare meals on site, with a hob, a refrigerator, a microwave and kitchenware. A kettle and a coffee machine complete the facilities. The room also has air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls. Its patio and terrace overlook the mountains; the barbecue offers another way to cook. The space is self-contained, with a private entrance, a dining area and views of the landscape around Orgon.

La secrète chambre de la tour has a garden, a terrace, a patio and outdoor furniture. An outdoor dining area and a barbecue let you make the most of these open-air spaces. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. The accommodation has air conditioning and heating; a private entrance and soundproofing complete the facilities.

Inside, the kitchenette includes a hob, a refrigerator, a microwave, kitchenware, a kettle and a coffee machine. The private bathroom has a shower or bath, a toilet, a hairdryer and free toiletries. A flat-screen TV receives cable and satellite channels; there is also a radio. Free Wi-Fi is available. Towels and bed linen are provided, and the room has a seating area and a dining area.

Orgon is a village in Bouches-du-Rhône, amid the Provençal landscape of the Durance Valley. The village’s buildings sit alongside limestone hills and farmland, with the Alpilles and the Luberon in the wider regional landscape. It has the feel of a small community, where you can alternate walks through the lanes with heritage visits and outings in nature. It suits travellers who want to explore Provence by car without staying in a large town.

The Musée Urgonia showcases local heritage and traces of the region’s geological history. The Notre-Dame-de-Beauregard Church and Porte Sainte-Anne are landmarks to discover in the village and its surroundings. The hills of the Alpilles are ideal for walks and day trips; Cavaillon offers additional services and rail connections. Avignon, with the Palais des Papes, its ramparts and its historic centre, makes for a cultural day trip. Orgon railway station is 1.9 km away, and Marseille-Provence Airport is 37 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring Provençal villages and paths, with milder temperatures for outdoor visits. Summer days can be hot, so it is better to plan walks early in the morning or late in the afternoon and spend the hottest part of the day indoors, perhaps visiting the Musée Urgonia. You could start the day by exploring Orgon, continue through the landscapes of the Alpilles and finish with a visit to Avignon’s historic centre. A car lets you travel between these stops and vary your routes during your stay.