Le Mas des Anges

Le Mas des Anges offers three accommodation options: a Double Room and two studios, for two or four people depending on the category. The Double Room has a furnished terrace and a private bathroom. Both studios also have a private bathroom, a balcony and an outdoor area; each includes a kitchenette, which is handy for preparing meals.

The accommodation is air-conditioned and offers views of the garden, mountains or pool. The Double Room measures 22 m². The Studio (2 Adults) offers 28 m² and a private, furnished garden area. The larger Studio (4 Adults) measures 35 m² and stands out for its mezzanine sleeping area, as well as its views of the pool and forest. All three categories include a large double bed, a coffee machine and a terrace.

The outdoor areas feature the garden, terraces and balconies. Outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area give you a place to enjoy a meal or take a break, while sun loungers invite you to relax by the pool. The accommodation has air conditioning and a private entrance; the rooms are soundproofed. Family rooms and hypoallergenic accommodation are among the options available.

You will also find an indoor play area, board games and puzzles on site. The mas offers walking tours, cycling tours and activities centred on local culture. Daily housekeeping, wake-up service and express check-in or check-out round out the facilities. For meals, a kettle or coffee machine is available, and children’s menus are offered. Private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

Cheval-Blanc is a village in the Vaucluse, on the plain between Cavaillon and the Luberon. The landscape combines farmland, orchards and limestone hills; small roads lead to Provençal villages and walking trails. Le Mas des Anges suits travellers looking for a quiet stay, with a car to explore the surrounding area and return to the garden and pool after a day of sightseeing.

Cavaillon offers shops, markets and historic landmarks, including Saint-Véran Cathedral and Porte Sainte-Anne. Les Taillades is known for traces of its quarrying activity and its waterwheel. Further afield, the hilltop villages of Ménerbes and Gordes offer stone lanes and views across the Luberon; the Village des Bories features traditional dry-stone buildings. Cavaillon railway station connects the area to the regional rail network, while Marseille-Provence Airport serves the region from the south.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are well suited to walks in the massif and visits to the villages. Summer days are hot, so it is best to head out early, then take a break in the shade or by the pool. Lavender fields colour parts of the Luberon in early summer, while September is a good time for markets and walks through quieter countryside.