Le Clos Vitis

The five rooms at Le Clos Vitis are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a refrigerator. They also have a terrace. The Double Room accommodates two people in 18 m² and overlooks the courtyard. The other room types offer 32 or 48 m²; some can accommodate up to four people and have a seating area.

The views also distinguish the rooms: several room types overlook the garden and swimming pool, others the courtyard, while the Superior Single Room has a mountain view. The Deluxe Double Room and the Double Room with Garden View each accommodate four people, while the Double Room with Terrace accommodates two guests. The Superior Single Room is designed for one person. The descriptions mention walk-in showers and terraces, with a different bed configuration for the single room.

Le Clos Vitis brings together several spaces for enjoying the garden and outdoors: outdoor furniture, a sun terrace, a terrace and a garden. Sun loungers and parasols are also provided around the outdoor areas. The open-air bath and hot tub add to the leisure facilities, alongside a spa and wellness centre. Guests who want to stay active can hire bicycles on site, go cycling or hike in the surrounding area.

The restaurant offers a place to eat, while a snack bar, fruit, wine and champagne are among the other options. Special diet menus are available on request. The shared facilities include a games room, an indoor play area, board games and puzzles. Parking is private and free; a parking space for guests with reduced mobility is provided. Accessibility features include a low washbasin, toilets with grab rails and wheelchair access.

Violès is a village in the Vaucluse surrounded by vineyards, between the Rhône plain and the Dentelles de Montmirail hills. The landscape alternates between rows of vines, country roads and Provençal villages with houses clustered around their churches. This is a good stop for travellers who enjoy countryside stays, wine discoveries and outings on foot or by bike. The pace is quieter than in nearby towns, and a car makes it easier to travel between wine estates and villages.

In Violès, Saint-Pierre Church and the village streets make for a first walk. Vacqueyras and Gigondas are known for their wine appellations and cellars; nearby estates welcome visitors according to their own arrangements. The jagged Dentelles de Montmirail form a distinctive skyline and offer hiking routes with views over the vineyards. Orange, accessible by car, offers the chance to visit its Roman ancient theatre and historic centre. Courthézon railway station is 9 km away and Orange railway station is 10 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 61 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking among the vineyards and visiting the villages without the summer heat. In summer, sunny days invite you to alternate swimming with excursions, planning walks for early morning. The harvest season, generally in September and October depending on the estates and the conditions that year, offers another opportunity to discover the wine-growing landscape. A day can combine a walk in the Dentelles, a stop in a nearby village and a visit to a wine cellar; the routes are easier to cover by car or bike.