Le Mûrier

Le Mûrier offers three double rooms, each for two guests and equipped with a private bathroom, air conditioning and a garden view. They range in size from 35 to 45 m². Two rooms are called Deluxe King Room, but they are not the same size: the larger is 45 m², while the other is 35 m². Both include access to the executive lounge; the 35 m² room also has a desk and a seating area. The Deluxe Double Room with Balcony is 45 m² and stands out for its balcony, patio and views of the town, as well as the garden.

The bathrooms have a bath and a shower. Depending on the room, amenities also include a sofa, a desk or access to the executive lounge. Each room has one extra-large double bed. The rooms are on upper floors, accessible by stairs only.

Le Mûrier combines outdoor spaces and places to relax with practical amenities. The garden and terraces, including a sun terrace, let you enjoy the outdoors; the outdoor pool is accompanied by sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels. Outdoor furniture extends these spaces, while the shared lounge offers a place to sit indoors. Access to the executive lounge completes the shared facilities.

The rooms have air conditioning and a private bathroom with a bath or shower. Free parking is public and available nearby on the street. Wi-Fi is available throughout the guest house, and the upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Heating, furnishings and bathroom amenities, including towels and a hairdryer, complete the facilities.

Vaison-la-Romaine stretches between the lower town and the medieval Haute Ville, amid the vineyards and hills of Haut-Vaucluse. The old quarter, with its stone lanes and narrow passageways, retains a Provençal atmosphere; the bed and breakfast is in its pedestrianised area. It suits visitors interested in historic buildings, archaeology and walks around a small town where ancient remains and old lanes are easy to combine.

The Roman bridge, which crosses the Ouvèze, is 50 m away. It links the two parts of the town and offers views of the river and houses. Vaison-la-Romaine Castle overlooks the Haute Ville, 150 m away; its surroundings are a good place to explore the medieval streets. The ancient sites of Puymin, 400 m away, contain the remains of a Gallo-Roman quarter. The Théo Desplans Archaeological Museum, 500 m away, adds to the visit with its collections related to local excavations. Mont Ventoux, 6 km away, draws hikers and cyclists to its roads and trails.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often milder for visiting the ruins and walking in the surrounding area. In summer, the heat makes it worth planning visits early in the day and leaving time for the pool. A trip to Mont Ventoux can be combined with exploring the vineyards around Vaison. In the old town, wear suitable shoes for the cobbled, sloping streets; the pedestrianised area makes it easy to explore on foot.