Le Clos Marceau

Le Clos Marceau offers four double or twin rooms and one Superior Triple Room. The double rooms measure 18 or 20 m² and accommodate two people; the triple room is 28 m² and can accommodate three travellers. All have a private bathroom. The double rooms also have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, while some offer views of the inner courtyard. Depending on the room, you will find a seating area, a sofa or parquet flooring, with views of the courtyard or a quiet street.

The Superior Triple Room stands out for its size and capacity, with several possible bed configurations. The double rooms are set up with two single beds. The descriptions also mention soundproofed walls in the double rooms. Facilities vary by room type: some have a seating area or a courtyard view, while others overlook the street. Every room has a private bathroom.

The garden, outdoor furniture and two terrace areas let you enjoy the outdoors at Le Clos Marceau. A sun terrace adds to the shared spaces. Inside, the shared lounge also serves as a TV room, with board games and puzzles available. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofed rooms are among the property's facilities.

Activities include the water park, cycling, hiking, horse riding, canoeing and fishing. A tennis court is also available. Parasols are provided for relaxing outdoors. Free public parking is available nearby, with spaces accessible to people with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Continental breakfast is served on site, and wine or champagne is among the food and drink options.

Bédoin is a Provençal village at the foot of Mont Ventoux, in the Vaucluse. Its narrow streets, stone façades and central square make up a lively village centre, with Saint-Pierre Church as a landmark. The village is especially popular with cyclists who come to climb Ventoux, as well as walkers and visitors seeking garrigue landscapes and rugged terrain.

From the village, small roads lead to hamlets, wine estates and neighbouring towns. Crillon-le-Brave, with its château and views over the surrounding area, is 2.9 km away. Outdoor enthusiasts can reach the trails and natural areas of the hills around Lac du Paty. Carpentras railway station, 13 km away, is the area's main rail access point; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and the landscapes of Ventoux. You can explore the centre of Bédoin on foot, taking in the church, narrow streets and village squares.

Spring and autumn are well suited to hiking and cycling when temperatures are milder. In summer, mornings are the most pleasant time to climb Ventoux or explore the vineyard roads; it is useful to bring water and sun protection. You can spend a day exploring Bédoin, visiting nearby villages and stopping at a wine estate. Winter brings a quieter atmosphere, while weather conditions at the summit of Ventoux can be very different from those in the village.