chambres d hotes Le Mas Julien piscine chauffée adult only

All six accommodations have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Five are double rooms for two people, ranging from 14 to 25 m². Several overlook the garden and pool; shared amenities include a coffee machine. The names distinguish, in particular, the Mireille and Titouan rooms, as well as a small double room.

Layouts vary according to the outdoor space and arrangement. The Mireille room has a balcony, while another double room opens onto a terrace and garden. The small room has a spiral staircase leading to the bed. The studio, for two people, offers 40 m², a kitchen, a patio and a terrace overlooking the garden. Its spa bath, dishwasher and barbecue set it apart from the double rooms. Each accommodation has a large double bed.

The heated outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally; the garden and furnished terraces provide spaces to enjoy the outdoors. Private parking is free and includes an electric vehicle charging point. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Breakfast is served as a continental or buffet option, and you will also find a bar, an on-site café, wine and champagne.

Shared spaces include a lounge with a TV, outdoor dining areas and a picnic area. Bicycle hire, bike tours, walking tours and hiking let you explore the surroundings at your own pace. Body, foot and back massages and beauty treatments are also available. The property is adults-only; the accommodations are non-smoking and have a welcome tray with a kettle.

Orange is a town in Vaucluse, Provence, where Roman remains stand alongside the streets of a lively old town. Le Mas Julien is in a residential area away from the main monuments, with a garden and pool where you can relax after a day of sightseeing. The town suits travellers who want to explore ancient heritage while discovering the landscapes and wine villages of northern Vaucluse.

The Roman Theatre of Orange, notable for its preserved Roman stage, still hosts performances and is one of the town's main attractions. Near the centre, Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth Cathedral bears witness to the area's medieval history. The Orange Aviation Museum displays aircraft and explores the history of military aviation. Orange railway station is 3.9 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the accommodation, the town centre and the wine estates. Château de Beaucastel, in the Châteauneuf-du-Pape appellation, is 2.9 km away and offers a chance to discover the wines of the Rhône Valley.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to visit the monuments and explore the vineyards, while summer brings a busy cultural programme and hot days. You can spend a morning at the Roman Theatre and in the old streets, then continue through the Rhône's wine-growing landscapes. In September, the grape harvest offers a glimpse of the regional wine estates' calendar; in summer, plan outdoor visits for the cooler parts of the day. The heated outdoor swimming pool, open seasonally, is a place to unwind when you return.