Le Mas de l'Amandier

Each of the five rooms measures 28 m² and has a private bathroom. They are air-conditioned and include a flat-screen TV; several also have a refrigerator and a small seating area. The decor varies from light to brighter tones, depending on the room. The Double Rooms with Terrace and the Double Room with Garden View overlook a furnished outdoor area, while the Double Rooms with Balcony have a furnished balcony. Views look out over the garden, swimming pool or courtyard.

The Triple Room with Terrace accommodates three people and has one single bed and one large double bed. The other rooms are for two people and have one large double bed. Depending on the room, you can enjoy a terrace, patio or balcony, as well as a desk and outdoor furniture. The bathroom has a shower or bathtub.

Le Mas de l'Amandier has an outdoor swimming pool, a private swimming pool and a landscaped garden with outdoor furniture. A sun terrace, parasols and a fence around the pool complete the outdoor spaces. A picnic area gives you a place to sit outside, while the terrace extends the rooms and communal areas. The guest house is for adults only.

The rooms have air conditioning, heating and soundproofing. They include a private bathroom, free toiletries and a hairdryer. A refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle and dining area provide practical facilities. A flat-screen TV and internet access are also available. Private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the guest house at no extra charge.

Saint-Saturnin-lès-Avignon is a village in Vaucluse, amid the Provençal landscapes of the plain around Avignon. The pace is more village-like than urban, with local streets, green spaces and wine estates nearby. This stay may suit you if you want to alternate heritage visits with time in the garden and trips into the countryside, while keeping a major city within driving distance.

Avignon offers a day of sightseeing around its old town, the Palace of the Popes and Pont Saint-Bénézet, also known as the Pont d’Avignon. The ramparts tell the story of the city and can be explored on foot along its old streets. The village has a train station 450 m away; Avignon-Centre train station is 11 km away. The wine estates and neighbouring villages, such as Jonquerettes and Châteauneuf-de-Gadagne, offer another way to explore Vaucluse. Thouzon Cave and its château are also options for a trip nearby.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are suitable for walks in the villages and visits to heritage sites. Provençal summers are hot; the swimming pool and outdoor areas offer a place to take a break during the sunniest hours. You can spend a day in Avignon, then plan a quieter outing among the vineyards and small towns nearby. A car makes it easier to travel between rural sights, estates and the city and explore the wider area.