Le Mas d'Hermès

Accommodation at Le Mas d’Hermès includes two King Rooms, a one-bedroom chalet and a Standard Studio. They differ in size, capacity and facilities: the rooms are 26 or 37 m², the chalet is 25 m² and the studio is 30 m². The two King Rooms accommodate two or three people and have a terrace overlooking the garden and swimming pool.

The chalet and the studio each have a kitchenette and a terrace overlooking the garden. The studio accommodates three people and includes a washing machine, while the chalet is designed for two guests. The rooms have a private bathroom; the chalet has a semi-outdoor shower and toilet, adjoining the accommodation but located outside it. Room descriptions also mention dining areas and, depending on the room type, a bath or shower.

The garden and outdoor areas are an important feature at Le Mas d’Hermès. You’ll find an outdoor swimming pool, terraces, garden furniture and an al fresco dining area. There is also a picnic area for eating outdoors. Guests looking for activities can hire bicycles, join cycling trips or choose a hike, a walk or a canoeing and kayaking trip. Table tennis tables are also available.

There is a café on site. Breakfast can be served in your room, and menus for special diets are available on request. Facilities also include a kettle and a coffee machine. Private parking is free and accessible to guests with reduced mobility; an airport shuttle is available. Rooms include a private bathroom, toiletries, a hairdryer and a garden view. Air conditioning, heating, a private entrance and sun loungers round out the available facilities.

Plan-dʼOrgon is in the Bouches-du-Rhône department, between Cavaillon and the landscapes of the Luberon. This Provençal village offers a rural setting, with fields and country roads linking the small communities on the plain. It is a suitable base for travellers who want to discover different sides of Provence by car, from villages and heritage sites to natural areas.

Cavaillon is the nearest town for services and sightseeing. Its old town, Saint-Véran Cathedral and the Comtadin Jewish Museum offer a chance to spend a few hours exploring local history. Cavaillon’s bus and railway station is 2.9 km away. In Avignon, the Palais des Papes and medieval streets make for a cultural day trip; the exhibition centre is 16 km away and the Palais des Papes is 25 km away. The Base Nature du Grenouillet, 1.7 km away, offers an open-air space for walks. Marseille Provence Airport is 44 km away. The guest house’s private parking makes it easy to get around by car.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for exploring the villages and trails of the Luberon, when temperatures are suitable for outdoor visits. In summer, hot days make it worth planning walks for the morning and enjoying the pool during the sunniest hours. You can spend a day in Cavaillon, then continue to Avignon to visit its historic centre. Country roads also let you explore the surrounding communities at your own pace.