Le Nesk Ventoux - Hotel

Le Nesk Ventoux - Hotel offers several room types, from Standard Double Rooms to Superior Rooms, a studio, a Quadruple Room and a Deluxe Double Room. Room sizes range from 15 to 37 m². All rooms have a private bathroom; several also include a flat-screen TV and offer views of the village, mountains or lavender fields. The Superior Rooms include a sofa bed, while the Quadruple Room can accommodate up to four people.

The studio stands out for its fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher and dining area, with a view of the village. The Quadruple Room and Deluxe Double Room are on the first floor of a building without a lift. The rooms do not have air conditioning; a fan is provided in each one. Depending on the room type, beds include a double bed, single beds or a sofa bed. This range lets you choose between a compact room for two, a space with a kitchen or a layout suited to several guests.

Le Nesk Ventoux - Hotel brings together several spaces for relaxing and enjoying activities on site. The terrace, outdoor furniture and picnic area let you make the most of the shared spaces. The shared lounge also has a TV area, and a billiards table is available. The spa and wellness area includes a sauna, a hammam and a relaxation area; various massages are available, including back, foot and couples' massages.

For meals and refreshments, the hotel has a café, a bar and a snack bar, as well as wine and champagne. Special diet menus are available on request. Facilities include a shared kitchen and an electric kettle, and the rooms have a flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Facilities also include a lift, accessible features, luggage storage and laundry service. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge.

Sault is a village in Vaucluse, set on a Provençal plateau amid the landscapes of Mont Ventoux. Its narrow streets, stone houses and shops give the village the feel of a small mountain town, while lavender fields mark the surrounding countryside. It's a good choice for travellers looking for walks, scenic roads and a chance to explore Provence away from large towns. Le Nesk Ventoux - Hotel is in the village, close to its attractions.

The Musée Municipal de Sault and Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Tour offer a glimpse of local heritage along a stroll. La Promenade provides a green space, while the Centre de découverte de la nature et du patrimoine cynégétique showcases the region's wildlife and landscapes. Further afield, the Nesque viewpoint looks out over the gorge and its limestone formations. Mont Ventoux draws hikers and cyclists, with routes crossing its slopes and plateaus. A car makes it easier to explore the villages, fields and natural sites in the area.

Lavender usually blooms from late June to July, colouring the countryside around Sault and attracting many visitors. In spring and autumn, temperatures are well suited to hiking and cycling, and visitor numbers are often lower. You could start the day exploring the village, then continue along the plateau roads or head towards the Nesque gorge. In summer, it's best to plan outdoor activities for the morning, when it's cooler.