La Sousto de Lili

La Sousto de Lili has double rooms, a family room and a family suite. Room sizes range from 17 to 38 m², and both family accommodation options can sleep up to five people. Every room has air conditioning, a private bathroom and a minibar. Two rooms overlook the garden; the others differ in size or layout.

The double rooms have either a large double bed or two single beds. The 38 m² family rooms have several beds and can accommodate up to five people. The family suite comprises one bedroom and two bathrooms. An electric kettle is provided in the rooms. Some rooms are accessible only by stairs, while two have a garden view.

The facilities include spaces to relax and services for everyday needs. The garden, picnic area and sun terrace let you enjoy the outdoors, while the outdoor swimming pool and hot tub add to the leisure facilities. You can go hiking nearby. There is also a games room.

The restaurant and bar are on site. The family rooms suit stays with several guests, and the facilities include both air conditioning and heating. Housekeeping is provided daily. Internet access is available throughout the property, and Wi-Fi is free. Free public parking is nearby; reservation is not possible. Private bathrooms include towels, free toiletries, a hairdryer and a shower, among other amenities. An electric kettle and a desk are also provided.

Rasteau is a wine-growing village in the Vaucluse, amid the landscapes of the Rhône Provence. Vineyards cover the hills around the village, where narrow lanes and village houses create a peaceful setting. Wine lovers can visit the appellation’s estates and neighbouring villages, while visitors interested in heritage will find churches and remains to explore. A car makes it easier to get around this countryside, where public transport is limited.

The village of Séguret, with its medieval lanes and stone houses, is well suited to a stroll. In Vaison-la-Romaine, the Puymin and La Vilasse archaeological sites feature remains of the ancient Roman town; the Roman bridge and Notre-Dame de Nazareth Cathedral round off the visit. The Musée du Vigneron, 1.3 km away, explores the work of the vineyards. Orange railway station, 17 km away, provides regional rail access, while Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 68 km away.

The seasons shape wine-growing activities: the grape harvest usually takes place in late summer and early autumn, an interesting time to visit the estates and see the vineyard landscapes. In spring, country paths are suited to walks, while long summer days make it possible to combine village visits with breaks in the shade. You can spend a day in Vaison-la-Romaine, then return to Rasteau to visit the local wine estates. The markets and village squares nearby also offer a glimpse of local life.