Le Mas aux Arômes

Le Mas aux Arômes offers two different types of accommodation: a 24 m² Double Room and a 45 m² apartment. The room sleeps two and features exposed beams, contemporary décor, air conditioning and a garden view. Its patio and terrace extend the space outdoors. Both accommodations have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls.

The apartment stands out for its separate bedroom and living room, where a sofa bed complements the large double bed. Its kitchenette is equipped for preparing meals, with a hob, fridge, oven and microwave. The terrace overlooks the garden, while air conditioning is provided in both options. The beds comprise a large double bed in the Double Room, and a large double bed plus a sofa bed in the apartment. This layout lets you choose between a room with a patio and a space with a living area and kitchenette.

Le Mas aux Arômes has several spaces for enjoying the garden and dining outdoors, including outdoor furniture, an outdoor dining area, a patio and a sun terrace. The outdoor swimming pool is accompanied by sun loungers, parasols and a pool cover. A sauna adds to the relaxation facilities. Activities in the surrounding area include hiking, cycling and visits or classes about local culture.

The restaurant serves meals and may offer special-diet menus on request; wine and champagne are also available. An airport shuttle serves the property. Private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is available free of charge in the rooms. For families, baby safety gates and board games are among the facilities. The property also has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including wheelchair access, a lowered sink and raised toilets. Packed lunches and pet bowls are also available.

Puget is a village in the Vaucluse, amid the hills and small communities of the southern Luberon. The countryside alternates between farmland, woodland and quiet roads; nearby villages retain a scale suited to walks and heritage stops. Le Mas aux Arômes is in the Beaumes area, away from major urban centres. This part of Provence suits travellers looking to combine outdoor activities with visits to villages by car.

The village of Puget is 840 m away, while Charleval and Lauris offer opportunities to extend your walks in the surrounding area. Château de Lourmarin, in a village known for its narrow streets and Renaissance heritage, is 8 km away. The Forêt des Cèdres du Luberon has trails beneath the trees and viewpoints over the hills. The natural sites and small communities in the area are easier to reach by car; Lamanon and Sénas railway stations are 14 and 15 km away, respectively.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times for walking and visiting villages without the summer heat. In summer, days are hot, so it is best to set out early and take a break in the shade during the sunniest hours. In late June and July, lavender blooms across several Provençal landscapes, while September marks the start of the grape harvest in wine-growing regions. A day can combine a walk through a village, a visit to a heritage site and a return to the garden or swimming pool in the late afternoon.