Le Mas de la Lause

The accommodation comprises double, triple and quadruple rooms, as well as two villas with gardens. All categories have air conditioning and a private bathroom. Several rooms overlook the garden, and the villas also offer mountain views. Sizes range from 14 to 60 m², with different capacities and bed configurations. The double room is suitable for two people, while the triple and quadruple rooms accommodate larger groups.

The villas stand out for their fully equipped kitchens, terraces and more generous space; one measures 48 m² and the other 60 m². A 45 m² quadruple room has a kitchenette and coffee machine. In several categories, the bed configuration can vary between a large bed and single beds. The rooms include facilities such as a shower and hairdryer. The villas also have kitchen appliances such as a fridge, hob and dishwasher.

Le Mas de la Lause brings together outdoor spaces and facilities for enjoying the property at different times of day. The garden and sun terrace provide places to sit outside, while sun loungers and parasols are available by the outdoor pool. Outdoor furniture is also provided with the accommodation. Inside, a shared lounge with a TV offers a communal space. Luggage storage completes the shared services.

Activities listed include cycling and hiking in the surrounding area. The restaurant serves local dishes. Private parking is free and available on site without prior reservation; free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Air conditioning is provided in the relevant areas, and family rooms accommodate larger groups. The accommodation includes facilities such as a private bathroom, towels, bed linen, a shower and a hairdryer. The outdoor facilities and shared services complement the different room and villa options.

Le Barroux is a Provençal village in Vaucluse, set on the first slopes of Mont Ventoux. Its narrow streets and stone houses lead to the château overlooking the surrounding area; the landscape alternates between hills, vineyards and Mediterranean vegetation. The atmosphere is that of a fairly quiet village, popular for walks, views and countryside outings. Visitors interested in heritage can follow the lanes to Sainte-Madeleine Abbey, while the surrounding roads pass through hamlets and vineyards.

Le Barroux Château is one of the village’s landmarks and offers a chance to discover its history from above. The hills of the ENS Les collines du lac du Paty provide another setting for walks and taking in the scenery. Saint-Christophe Waterfall makes for an outing in nature, while the region’s wine estates offer a chance to discover Ventoux wines. Carpentras is the main nearby town for shops and transport; Carpentras railway station is 11 km away. A car makes it easier to explore the villages and trails, although the village itself can be visited on foot.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the hills, with generally milder temperatures for exploring the villages and vineyards. Summer days are hot, so it is best to plan walks for early morning or late afternoon, then enjoy the pool during the hottest part of the day. The area around Mont Ventoux attracts cyclists and hikers, with routes of varying difficulty. In June and July, lavender fields colour parts of the Vaucluse landscape. A day can combine a visit to the château, a stop at a wine estate and a walk in the shade of the hills.