Le Domaine du Castellas

The suites accommodate two people and vary in size. Each has a separate bedroom, a living area, a private bathroom and a kitchenette. You can prepare meals using the fridge, microwave and electric kettle; a coffee machine is also provided. The suites are soundproofed and have a minibar.

Balconies, views and some amenities vary from one suite to another. Several have a balcony and overlook the garden; some also offer mountain views. Several suites have air conditioning. The 75 m² suite has a bath, while others have a walk-in shower. Each suite accommodates two people and has either a large double bed or an extra-large double bed.

Le Domaine du Castellas has facilities for relaxing and enjoying outdoor activities. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally, while the spa and wellness centre has a sauna and offers massages, including couples’ massages. The garden, terraces and outdoor furniture provide places to enjoy the fresh air between outings. Free private parking is available on site.

The restaurant serves French cuisine and can offer vegetarian, lactose-free or halal dishes. An on-site café, a bar and a snack bar complete the dining options; children’s menus and menus for special diets are also available on request. For leisure, you’ll find a shared lounge, a games room, billiards and darts. Bike hire, cycling tours, walking tours and hiking let you explore the local trails. Free Wi-Fi is available in some rooms.

Sivergues is a small village in the Vaucluse, amid the hills and forests of the Luberon. Stone houses and paths leading out from the village give the area a rural character, shaped by valleys and limestone slopes. The area suits travellers who want to walk, discover Provençal villages and combine outings with quiet moments. Roads connect small villages where you’ll find old lanes and views across the countryside.

Buoux, 2.2 km away, is known for its medieval fort and the cliffs that attract climbers. The Aiguebrun valley, 2.4 km away, has trails through wooded, rocky surroundings. Les Agnels lavender distillery is 3.3 km away and offers a chance to discover how this emblematic Provençal plant is processed. Saignon, 4.4 km away, is a hilltop village whose lanes lead to open views across the valley. Apt, with its bus station 5.2 km away, is a useful base for reaching local services and neighbouring towns.

A car makes it easier to visit the villages and natural sites, while hiking and cycling routes let you explore the area at a slower pace. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for long walks; in summer, early starts are welcome on exposed trails. In June and July, cultivated areas of the Provençal landscape are coloured by lavender. A day can combine a village visit, a walk through a valley and a stop near Apt.