Le Cabanon des Lavandes entre Mont Ventoux et Luberon

Le Cabanon has a single sleeping area, the One-Bedroom House, arranged for two guests. This independent holiday home measures 30 m² and has a private bathroom with a shower. Air conditioning, bed linen and towels are provided for your stay. The bedroom has a large double bed, alongside a dining area and a private kitchenette.

The garden and mountain views distinguish the accommodation, while the terrace provides an outdoor space with furniture and a dining area. The kitchenette includes a hob, a refrigerator, a toaster, an electric kettle and a coffee machine. There is also a flat-screen TV. A barbecue completes the facilities available on site. As this is an entire house with one bedroom, the sleeping and living areas are combined in one independent accommodation rather than spread across several room categories.

Le Cabanon has a private kitchenette with a hob, refrigerator, toaster, electric kettle and coffee machine. An indoor dining area completes this space, while an outdoor dining area lets you enjoy meals on the terrace. The garden and barbecue offer further options for dining outdoors. Inside, the house has a private bathroom with a shower, a hairdryer, toilet paper and towels. Bed linen is provided.

The accommodation has air conditioning and heating. A flat-screen TV is available, as is free internet access throughout the house. On-site private parking is free and does not require advance reservation. Outdoor furniture is arranged on the sun terrace, which overlooks the garden and mountain. The accommodation is independent and for adults only. You can go cycling and hiking in the surrounding area, with Sault and its Provençal trails as reference points for your outings.

Sault is a Provençal village on the Albion Plateau, in Vaucluse, between the hills of Mont Ventoux and the landscapes of the Luberon. The village houses, narrow streets and agricultural expanses give this stopover a village pace, appreciated by travellers drawn to small roads, panoramas and walks in nature. Lavender is a defining feature of the landscape in summer, when the fields colour the surroundings and distilleries showcase this local crop.

The village of Sault is 1.7 km away; attractions there include the Musée Municipal de Sault, 1.6 km away, devoted to local history. Aroma'plantes Distillerie, 1.8 km away, offers an insight into how lavender is processed. Belvédère de la Nesque, 3.2 km away, provides a viewpoint over the gorges and their cliffs. Mont Ventoux dominates the region's hiking and cycling routes, while the surrounding roads link small villages such as Monieux and Aurel. A car makes it easier to get between these rural destinations.

In June and July, the lavender fields draw visitors, and walks can be planned around the distilleries and trails across the plateau. Spring and early autumn are well suited to hiking and cycling, with often milder temperatures. You can start the day with a visit to Sault, stop at the viewpoint and finish in the property's garden. For a longer excursion, the roads of Mont Ventoux and the Gorges de la Nesque offer contrasting scenery, from cultivated land and cliffs to Provençal hills.