Le Mas des Lavandes

The two rooms at Le Mas des Lavandes accommodate up to two people and include a private bathroom. Both have a garden view, outdoor access and an outdoor dining area. This arrangement lets you enjoy the green surroundings from your room or the terrace.

The Deluxe Double Room with Balcony stands out for its 40 m², balcony and equipped kitchen, with an oven, hob and kitchenware. It also has a minibar and a coffee machine. The more compact Double Room with Garden View, at 21 m², includes a private entrance, a dining area and a terrace. Both rooms have a shower or bath and overlook the garden; each offers an outdoor area, while kitchen facilities are reserved for the Deluxe category.

The garden and outdoor areas make up a large part of the facilities at Le Mas des Lavandes. You can sit on the sun terrace, use the garden furniture or prepare a meal outdoors with the barbecue and facilities provided. A picnic area completes these spaces, while table tennis offers an activity on site. The garden also provides a place to relax between outings.

Free private parking is available on site. The rooms are non-smoking and have a private entrance; some facilities include a shared kitchen and a dining area. Free bicycle hire lets you explore the local roads and paths, and cycling tours and walking tours are available. Parasols and pet bowls are also among the amenities. The rooms have a private bathroom, and internet access is available in the communal areas.

Sault is a Provençal village on the Albion Plateau in Vaucluse, known for its open landscapes, lavender fields and views of Mont Ventoux. The village centre retains a quiet scale, with narrow streets, old houses and natural spaces all around. The surrounding countryside draws cyclists, hikers and those who enjoy scenic drives; the fields take on a distinctive colour in early summer when the lavender blooms.

Sault centre is 1.3 km away. You can visit the Musée Municipal de Sault and Notre-Dame-de-la-Tour Church, or stroll through La Promenade park. At 3.6 km, the Nesque Viewpoint offers views of the surrounding terrain and the Nesque Gorges, which you can also explore by following the area’s scenic roads. The village of Monieux, 3.5 km away, is another stop for a walk through the plateau landscapes. Local roads are particularly popular with cyclists looking to climb Mont Ventoux or explore its surroundings.

For a day of exploring, combine an early outing on the roads or trails with a stop in the village and a visit focused on local traditions. Lavender usually blooms in summer, making this a highlight of Sault’s calendar; the landscapes then change as the season ends and the harvest begins. A car makes it easier to travel between villages, viewpoints and walking trailheads. Cyclists can choose cooler hours to ride the exposed roads, while walkers will find numerous routes in the surrounding terrain.