Le Bouquet de Séguret

The three rooms at Le Bouquet de Séguret are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, kitchenette and terrace. They offer views of the garden and swimming pool, as well as a flat-screen TV and coffee machine. A refrigerator, microwave, kettle and kitchenware make it possible to prepare simple meals in each accommodation unit. The two rooms designed for two guests measure 25 m², while the triple room has 27 m².

The main differences are the occupancy and bed configuration. The King Room with Garden View is for two guests. The Deluxe Double or Twin Room with Garden View offers a choice of an extra-large double bed or two single beds. For three guests, the Triple Room with Garden View combines an extra-large double bed with a sofa bed. Each room has kitchenette facilities and access to a terrace overlooking the garden.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and an outdoor dining area, with furniture for enjoying fine weather. A picnic area completes these facilities. The outdoor swimming pool, parasols and sun loungers make it easy to relax by the water, while an open-air bath provides another place to unwind. Guests can also hire bicycles or take part in cycling tours, walking tours and activities focused on local culture.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar offer several options for eating on site. A café is also available, along with menus for special diets on request. In-room facilities include a kitchenette and coffee machine; bed linen and toiletries are among the amenities listed. The flat-screen TV provides access to a streaming service. Indoor parking includes a charging station for electric vehicles, and internet access is available at the property.

Séguret is a Provençal village perched on the first slopes of Vaucluse, surrounded by vineyards and hills. Its stone lanes climb towards the remains of the fortifications and the Clock Tower; small squares and narrow passageways invite you to take your time exploring. The village suits travellers who enjoy rural heritage, wine-growing landscapes and walks rather than the bustle of a large city. The surrounding estates give this part of the Côtes du Rhône a strong winemaking character.

From the village, the Clock Tower and Saint-Denis Church can be explored on foot, while Séguret is 490 m from the accommodation. Orange, served by train, is 17 km away; a car makes it easier to visit the villages and estates scattered across the hills. Vaison-la-Romaine offers ancient remains to explore, including the Roman Bridge and the archaeological sites of Puymin and La Villasse. Mont Ventoux, 7 km away, attracts hikers and cyclists, with routes through landscapes that change with the altitude.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are well suited to walks among the vineyards and visits to neighbouring villages. In summer, the hot days make early outings a good option, followed by a break in the shade or by the pool. Cycling enthusiasts can plan a ride towards the slopes of Mont Ventoux; those who prefer a gentler pace can spend the day exploring Séguret’s lanes and the ancient sites of Vaison-la-Romaine. The grape harvest, generally held in the region in September and October, also offers a chance to discover the wine-growing landscapes.