La Source

La Source offers four accommodation options: a three-bedroom house, a room with a king-size bed and mountain views, and two chalets. The 60 m² house sleeps six and includes a living room, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen. The 22 m² room has a private bathroom and a terrace with garden views. Each chalet sleeps two; one measures 24 m² and the other 13 m².

The accommodation offers different layouts, with a balcony or terrace and views of the garden or mountains. The house and chalets have a kitchen; the chalets are air-conditioned. The room has a shower or bath, while the chalets have a living area and dining area. The house also has a barbecue and a terrace overlooking the garden. Each unit has a private bathroom.

La Source has a garden, balcony and terraces furnished with outdoor furniture. A picnic area and outdoor dining area make it possible to eat outside; barbecue facilities are also available. The self-catering accommodation includes kitchen equipment such as a coffee machine, kettle, utensils and dining table. Free private on-site parking is available by reservation. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms.

The surrounding area is well suited to hiking, cycling and horse riding. You can also enjoy meals outdoors in the garden or relax on the sun terrace. The rooms are non-smoking and the accommodation is for adults only. The Colorado Provençal, Luberon villages and several trails offer a range of outings among ochre landscapes and walks in the Provençal countryside.

Rustrel is a village in the Luberon, in Vaucluse, surrounded by Provençal hills and landscapes shaped by former ochre quarries. The village has a rural setting, with roads winding through hills, fields and neighbouring small communities. This part of Provence suits travellers who enjoy walking, discovering villages and spending time outdoors rather than staying in a town.

The Colorado Provençal is the area’s most distinctive site, with cliffs and trails crossing ochre formations in shades of red and yellow. It is 2.1 km from La Source. Rustrel village, 1.6 km away, is a chance to discover the local heritage; Rustrel Castle is also 1.6 km away. For a walk, the natural area of La colline de la Bruyère offers a different landscape of scrubland and hills. Apt, with its shops and Provençal market, is about 7 km away.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks in the Luberon, when temperatures are milder. In summer, set off early to walk and explore the trails, then take a break during the hottest part of the day. You can combine a walk in the Colorado Provençal with a visit to a nearby village; a car makes it easier to get between the sites and communities in the region.