La Villa de Jéna

La Villa de Jéna is rented as a whole: its three bedrooms and shared spaces form a detached 140 m² house designed for six people. The bedrooms have three large double beds in total. Three bathrooms with showers complete the layout, and the villa also has a seating area and a fully equipped kitchen. The house has air conditioning.

The private swimming pool is another distinctive feature of the villa. The living areas offer views of the garden, while the patio and terrace provide outdoor spaces where you can relax. The kitchen includes an oven, a dishwasher, a fridge and a coffee machine. A flat-screen TV, a washing machine and dining facilities complete the amenities. The villa is suitable for stays with family or friends, with separate bedrooms and shared spaces.

La Villa de Jéna has a private swimming pool with a shallow area, sun loungers and parasols. The garden, terrace and patio provide different outdoor spaces, with garden furniture and an outdoor dining area. A picnic area completes these facilities. Pool or beach towels are also available. For families, the villa has a children's pool, baby safety gates, a high chair, board games and puzzles.

The kitchen has a hob, an oven, a fridge, a dishwasher, a microwave, a toaster and an electric kettle. There is also a coffee machine, a washing machine and a tumble dryer. The seating area has a sofa and a flat-screen TV with cable channels; a games console and video games complete the entertainment facilities. Air conditioning, heating and step-free access make your stay easier. Private parking is free, Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa, and pets are allowed at no extra charge.

Mazan is a village in Vaucluse, in the Provençal landscape stretching along the foothills of Mont Ventoux. The village’s buildings and the surrounding countryside make for a setting well suited to walks, cycling and trips by car. La Villa de Jéna is in this rural area, with a garden and outdoor spaces where you can enjoy the region’s sunny climate. This stop is suited to travellers who want to alternate visits to villages, outdoor activities and quiet moments in a detached house.

Carpentras, about 3.7 km away, has several heritage landmarks, including the Orange Gate and Saint-Siffrein Cathedral. The Inguimbertine Library-Museum offers a cultural visit in the town. The banks and green spaces along the Auzon are also good for a walk. Carpentras railway station serves the town; a car is useful for exploring the towns and landscapes of Vaucluse. Further afield, Mont Ventoux draws hikers and cyclists, with routes suited to different ability levels. The Boudelly and Bigourd waterfalls are among the area's natural attractions.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring the country roads and visiting villages, while summer brings hot days well suited to swimming and morning activities. In July, lavender fields colour parts of Provence, depending on the location and seasonal conditions. You can combine a day trip to Carpentras with a cycle ride or a hike towards the Ventoux hills. For longer outings, it is best to set off early during the hottest periods; the villa’s swimming pool is a place to relax when you return.