Le Mas Du Colombier

The rooms at Le Mas du Colombier include several double room categories, a twin room, a triple room and a suite with a kitchenette. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. They range in size from 16 to 31 m². Some rooms overlook the swimming pool; another has a private terrace and garden views. The suite combines a sleeping area, a seating area and an equipped kitchenette, while several categories also include a sofa or sofa bed.

Depending on the room you choose, you’ll find a large double bed, two single beds or an additional sofa bed. One Superior category can be set up with either a large double bed or two single beds. The room adapted for guests with reduced mobility is on the ground floor and has a level-access shower. Facilities also vary, with a kettle, fridge, kitchenware or dining area available in some categories.

Le Mas Du Colombier has an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and several outdoor spaces. The sun terrace and outdoor furniture make it easy to relax, with sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels. The bar lounge on the ground floor opens onto the terrace and pool. If you’re travelling by car, free private parking is available on site, along with an electric vehicle charging point.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The buffet breakfast can be served in your room, and options for children are available. Rooms include air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Accessible facilities include wheelchair access, a low-height washbasin, raised toilets and grab rails. The hotel also offers activities such as hiking, cycling, canoeing and local culture tours. Meeting rooms and room service complete the facilities.

Cadenet is a village in Vaucluse, among the rolling landscapes of the Luberon, with vineyards, olive groves and cultivated fields. You can explore the Provençal village on foot, taking in its old streets, basketry museum and monuments. It suits travellers who want to visit several villages in the region and return to the quiet of a small town after their excursions. A car makes it easier to get between nearby villages and sights.

The Basketry Museum showcases a craft associated with local life. In Lourmarin, the château combines medieval and Renaissance architecture, and the village is also worth exploring on foot through its narrow streets. Silvacane Abbey, a former Cistercian abbey, offers a visit focused on architecture and religious history. The Durance Valley takes you to a landscape of river and plain, while the Luberon trails are ideal for hiking. Pertuis railway station is 11 km away and Marseille-Provence Airport is 34 km away.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks and visits to the villages, with temperatures often milder than on summer days. In summer, you can alternate excursions in the Luberon with a break by the swimming pool, and look out for Provençal markets in neighbouring towns. In late June and July, lavender fields add colour to parts of Provence, depending on the season. You could spend a day visiting Lourmarin château in the morning, having lunch in the village and walking through the countryside before returning to Cadenet.