Le Domaine de Piedmoure, Gîtes et chambres, piscine, terrasses privatives

Le Domaine de Piedmoure offers four types of accommodation: a One-Bedroom House, a Two-Bedroom House, a Four-Bedroom House and a Double Room - Garden View. The three houses have a kitchen and a terrace; they suit couples, families and groups. The more compact double room has a patio and a garden view.

Sizes range from 17 m² for the room to 220 m² for the largest house. The Two-Bedroom and Four-Bedroom Houses offer more space and a fitted kitchen, with a dishwasher in both categories. The One-Bedroom House stands out for its balcony, terrace and views of the garden and pool. All bathrooms are private. Depending on the accommodation, you may also find a barbecue, a fridge, a coffee machine or a flat-screen TV.

Le Domaine de Piedmoure has several outdoor spaces, including a garden, terraces and outdoor furniture. The outdoor pool is open seasonally; pool toys, sun loungers and parasols are also provided. Families can make use of a playground, outdoor play equipment, board games and puzzles.

The accommodation includes a private bathroom with a shower or bath, toilet, towels and bed linen. A coffee machine, an electric kettle and a fridge are among the practical amenities. The houses have a kitchen, and some are equipped with a dishwasher. A flat-screen TV and internet access are available. Parking is free, and pets are allowed on request, possibly at an additional charge. The surrounding area is suitable for cycling and hiking.

Sault is a Provençal village on the Albion Plateau, in Vaucluse, at the foot of Mont Ventoux. Its old centre, stone houses and narrow streets make for a peaceful stop, appreciated by visitors who enjoy walks, open landscapes and small villages. The area is also known for its lavender fields, which colour the surroundings in summer, and for the roads used by cyclists heading towards Mont Ventoux.

In the village, the Musée Municipal de Sault and Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Tour offer a glimpse of the local heritage. You can also visit the Centre de découverte de la nature et du patrimoine cynégétique, dedicated to the area’s landscapes and wildlife. Several distilleries nearby, including Aroma'plantes Distillerie, showcase Provençal lavender and aromatic plants. Aven Arnaudy is a cave in the area. Mont Ventoux attracts hikers and cyclists, with routes for different ability levels.

Summer is the season for lavender fields and walks in the cool of the day, early in the morning or in the evening. In September, the weather is often still suitable for excursions and cycling, with fewer visitors than in the height of summer. You can spend a day visiting the village, sampling local products and walking along the plateau’s roads; sports enthusiasts can dedicate their stay to the routes around Mont Ventoux. The terrain and distances between villages make a car useful for exploring the wider region.