Le Pavadou B&B

Le Pavadou B&B offers two accommodation options for two people, both with air conditioning, a private bathroom and soundproofing. The 23 m² double room overlooks the garden and inner courtyard. It has a large double bed and an outdoor dining area. The more spacious 50 m² apartment has a separate bedroom and a living room with a seating area and dining area.

The apartment’s kitchen is equipped with a hob, an oven, a fridge, a microwave and kitchenware. Its terrace offers views of the garden, pool and mountains, with outdoor furniture and an open-air dining area. Both accommodation options have a private bathroom; the double room has a shower or bath, while the apartment has a walk-in shower.

Le Pavadou B&B brings together shared indoor spaces and several outdoor facilities. The garden, sun terrace and outdoor furniture provide different places to sit, while the picnic area and outdoor dining area let you enjoy the surroundings in the open air. The outdoor swimming pool is surrounded by sun loungers, parasols and a fence; a pool cover is also among the facilities.

A shared lounge with a TV completes the relaxation areas. For getting around, bicycle hire is available and street parking spaces are provided on site, along with an electric vehicle charging station. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property and internet access is among the multimedia facilities. The bar is a place to enjoy a drink on site. The rooms include facilities such as a safe, heating and soundproofing; pool or beach towels are also provided.

Méthamis is a village in the Vaucluse, set among the hills and garrigue of the foothills of Mont Ventoux. The houses and lanes of the village give a peaceful feel to stays focused on walking, cycling and exploring Provençal villages. The surrounding landscape alternates between wooded areas, cultivated land and open views; the region suits travellers looking to combine outdoor activities with visits to historic sites.

Mont Ventoux is a highlight of excursions in the region, with hiking trails and roads popular with cyclists. In the village, the Church of Saint-Pierre and Saint-Paul and the caves marked around Méthamis offer nearby places to visit. Gordes, known for its stone houses clinging to the hillside, is well suited to a stroll through its lanes and a visit to its château. Sénanque Abbey and the Village des Bories offer further places to visit in the area. Carpentras railway station connects the region to the rail network; a car makes it easier to travel between villages and natural sites.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for hiking and sightseeing, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, it is best to plan walks or cycle rides early in the morning, especially on the exposed roads of Mont Ventoux. A day could combine a walk around Méthamis, lunch in a neighbouring village and an excursion to the dry-stone landscapes of the Luberon. The region’s markets and vineyards provide other stops along the way, depending on the day and season.