Le Jardin d'Ivana

The six rooms at Le Jardin d’Ivana accommodate between two and five people, depending on the category. All have a private bathroom, and their layouts vary: some open onto a patio or terrace, while others overlook the garden, pool or surrounding hills. Room sizes range from 10 to 35 m². Several rooms have a spa bath; the suite combines a separate bedroom with a lounge area and sofa bed.

The options include double rooms, two duplex rooms and a suite, with sleeping arrangements suited to couples or families. The Double Room with Private External Bathroom stands out for its bathroom separate from the bedroom and access to the lounge with a balcony. The duplex rooms occupy several levels, while the suite has a furnished terrace and a seating area. Views and facilities vary, with a flat-screen TV in some rooms.

Le Jardin d'Ivana provides a garden, outdoor furniture and several terrace areas, including a sun terrace. The outdoor pool is accompanied by sun loungers and pool or beach towels. A shared lounge with a TV offers a place to relax indoors, while luggage storage makes it easier to arrive before check-in or leave after checking out. Free public parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the house.

Activities available in the surrounding area include hiking, cycling, walking tours, canoeing, fishing and horse riding. Cycling tours are also available, and the house has a tennis court. Board games and puzzles are provided for relaxation. Rooms include a private bathroom, towels, bed linen and a wardrobe or clothes rack. Some also have a terrace, patio or spa bath.

Oppède lies in the Luberon, amid Provençal scenery of hills, vineyards and stone villages. The old village, perched on the slopes, retains narrow lanes and medieval remains. In the plain, hamlets and vineyards dot the country roads. This rural address suits travellers who enjoy exploring by car, walking in the hills and discovering the markets and heritage of nearby villages.

Château d'Oppède overlooks the surrounding area and can be reached after a walk through the old village. Gordes, known for its pale stone houses and sloping lanes, is 8 km away; Village des Bories features dry-stone buildings associated with traditional farming. In Ménerbes, the bell tower and lanes invite you to wander among the old houses. Cavaillon and Orgon train stations serve the area, while Marseille-Provence Airport is 43 km away. A car is useful for reaching the villages and natural sites scattered across the Luberon.

In spring, the paths and villages are pleasant to explore on foot or by bicycle; summer brings fields of lavender and hot days, with more visitors on the roads through the massif. The grape harvest brings activity to the vineyards in late summer and early autumn. For a varied day out, you can start with the lanes of Oppède, continue to Gordes and Village des Bories, then spend the late afternoon tasting wine at a vineyard. Walks in the Luberon hills offer another way to discover the Provençal countryside.