Le Champ des Oliviers

Le Champ des Oliviers offers four accommodation options: a suite with garden views, a duplex apartment, a Superior Apartment and a Deluxe Apartment. The suite measures 40 m² and includes a separate bedroom and a living area. The three apartments have a kitchen and measure 50 or 55 m². Each accommodation option has a private bathroom and air conditioning.

Views of the garden and mountains feature in several units. The apartments have a dishwasher and a terrace; the Deluxe Apartment also has a balcony. The kitchens are equipped for preparing meals, with a refrigerator, hob, oven and kitchenware. A coffee machine is provided in each accommodation option. The apartments have two bedrooms and a flat-screen TV. The more compact suite offers a patio and a terrace with outdoor furniture. Beds and capacity vary by accommodation.

Le Champ des Oliviers has an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a terrace with outdoor furniture. Sun loungers and parasols are available for relaxing by the water. The pool is covered when not in use. Free private indoor parking is available on site. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing help make the spaces comfortable.

A continental breakfast is served on site. The accommodation options include tea and coffee-making facilities, a coffee machine and an electric kettle. The apartments also have an outdoor dining area and a fitted kitchen. The rooms are non-smoking, and family rooms are available. Housekeeping is provided daily. A private entrance and access keys make it easy to get into the accommodation. The bathrooms have towels, bed linen, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Outdoor furniture lets you dine or relax in the garden.

Oppède is in the Vaucluse, amid the hills and vineyards of the Luberon. The old village, built on the slopes, has stone lanes and the remains of its château. Lower down, newer neighbourhoods and cultivated land form an open Provençal landscape dotted with olive trees and cypresses. The area suits travellers who want to combine heritage, walks and visits to local villages.

Château d'Oppède overlooks the surrounding area and can be reached from the village. Its ruins and the remains of the old settlement are 800 m away. Notre-Dame-d'Alydon Church is 830 m away. Terrasses Paysagères de Sainte-Cécile, 620 m away, is a landscaped area for walks. Maubec, 1.9 km away, offers another village to explore in the Luberon; Gordes and its château are further afield. Cavaillon, 9 km away, has a railway station. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and natural sites.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times for walking the massif's trails and visiting villages without the summer heat. In summer, you can visit early in the day before enjoying the pool during the hottest hours. Lavender fields colour parts of Provence in late June and July. You could spend a day walking around old Oppède, stopping at a Luberon wine estate and exploring Gordes' lanes. Markets and village festivals also mark the summer season.