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The accommodation comprises two 30 m² Double Rooms and a 110 m² Suite. Both rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a terrace and views of the garden and mountains. Each accommodates two people and has a flat-screen TV. Their features differ notably in the bathroom: one has a walk-in shower, while the other includes a bath.

The Suite with Private Pool is suitable for stays of up to six people. It includes three bedrooms, a lounge and three bathrooms; its terrace and private pool clearly set it apart from the Double Rooms. It also has views of the garden and mountains, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The sleeping arrangements vary by category: each Double Room has one large double bed, while the suite has two large double beds and two single beds.

The garden, outdoor furniture and open-air dining areas let you enjoy your days in Provence. A sun terrace extends the relaxation areas, and sun loungers are available. The open-air bath offers another way to enjoy time outdoors. For outings, the surrounding area is suited to hiking, cycling, walking and bike tours; horse riding, fishing and tennis are also among the available activities.

There is a café on site, as well as a tea/coffee maker. The accommodation has tea and coffee-making facilities, and continental breakfast is served. Free Wi-Fi and free private parking complete the practical amenities. The rooms have air conditioning, a private entrance and soundproofing. An airport shuttle is available. The outdoor areas, garden and mountain views also give you the chance to take your time between excursions.

Le Barroux is a Provençal village perched on the foothills of Mont Ventoux. Its lanes, stone houses and château create the setting of an old village, between the mountain slopes and the cultivated landscapes of Comtat Venaissin. The surrounding area attracts hikers, cyclists and visitors seeking a peaceful stay, while nearby villages and wine estates invite you to explore at your own pace.

Château du Barroux overlooks the rooftops and offers a glimpse of the local medieval heritage; it is 460 m away. Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church and Notre-Dame-de-la-Brune Chapel also feature along walks through the village. For a break in the countryside, the natural area of the hills around Lac du Paty is 950 m away. Carpentras, 10 km away, offers the chance to explore its old town and reach the TER railway station. Mont Ventoux draws cyclists and hikers with its mountain roads, trails and panoramic views.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for walks and visits to the villages of Vaucluse. In summer, it is best to plan walks or cycle rides early in the day, especially on exposed routes on Mont Ventoux. A day could combine a stroll through Le Barroux’s lanes, a stop at a wine estate and an outing to the landscapes around Lac du Paty. In September, the grape harvest brings activity to the region’s vineyards.