Le Degoutaud

Le Degoutaud offers several types of accommodation, from double and triple rooms to quadruple rooms, family suites and a holiday home. Sizes range from 12 to 350 m², and capacity from two to twenty-four people. Each unit has a private bathroom. The rooms and suites include a kitchen; some also have a terrace, patio or barbecue.

The family suites have separate bedrooms and plenty of space. Some overlook the garden or mountains; one is air-conditioned, while another has a dishwasher. The holiday home offers 350 m² and several bedrooms. Sleeping arrangements vary by accommodation and include double beds, large double beds and single beds. Several units also have a refrigerator and coffee machine.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and a picnic area. An outdoor fireplace and barbecue facilities let you enjoy the garden at different times of day. Activities include a tennis court, badminton equipment and a table tennis table. Walking tours, bike tours, cycling and hiking are also available.

Sun loungers or beach chairs and a solarium complement the outdoor facilities; there is also an open-air bath. Accessible features include wheelchair access, a lowered sink, raised toilet and grab rails. Free private parking includes an electric vehicle charging station. Free internet access is available in the communal areas. Family rooms and luggage storage are also available.

Le Barroux lies amid the Provençal landscapes of Vaucluse, between stone-built villages, vineyards and the slopes of Mont Ventoux. Dominated by its castle, the village retains a rural atmosphere and old narrow streets. The surrounding area suits travellers who like to alternate walks, heritage visits and stops in small towns, with the landscapes of Mont Ventoux as a backdrop.

Château du Barroux is 4.3 km away and offers a glimpse of local history from a building overlooking the village. Malaucène, 3.8 km away, is another gateway to Mont Ventoux, popular with cyclists and hikers. The Dentelles de Montmirail, 5.3 km away, are limestone peaks favoured for walks and viewpoints. Vaison-la-Romaine is home to ancient remains, including the Roman Bridge and the archaeological sites of Puymin and La Vilasse. Carpentras railway station is 14 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and nearby sights.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for walks and visits to the villages. Summer days in Vaucluse can be hot, so it is worth planning hikes for early morning and saving the hottest hours for a break in the shade or some time in the garden. Cyclists can ride the roads around Mont Ventoux, while heritage enthusiasts can spend a day in Vaison-la-Romaine and the neighbouring villages. The region’s markets and wine estates round out a relaxed visit.