Le Saint Marquan

Le Saint Marquan has three double rooms, each for two people. All have a large double bed, a private bathroom with a shower and air conditioning. The communal kitchen is equipped with utensils, a microwave, an electric kettle and a toaster. The rooms overlook the garden and mountains, and each has a barbecue. There is a fireplace in the shared space.

One room measures 17 m², while the other two are 15 m². One of these two rooms also has a television. The beds and capacity are the same in all rooms: one double bed and a maximum of two people. Couples can enjoy a room with a private bathroom in Brantes, while the communal kitchen and garden are shared spaces.

Le Saint Marquan has free private parking on site and free Wi-Fi throughout the bed and breakfast. The outdoor areas include garden furniture and a barbecue, as well as a shared garden. Indoors, the shared space has a fireplace. Air conditioning and heating complete the facilities, and the rooms are non-smoking. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge.

A communal kitchen is equipped with a microwave, toaster, electric kettle and utensils. The private bathrooms have a shower, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer; free toiletries are also provided. You can go hiking, cycling and canoeing in the area. Bicycle storage is available. Breakfast is offered, and the bed and breakfast has a television. The outdoor furniture and garden let you enjoy meals or relax outside.

Brantes is a mountain village in the Vaucluse, set among valleys and the rugged landscapes of Provence. Its stone houses cling to the hillside, and its narrow lanes invite you to take your time exploring the village. The region attracts walkers, cyclists and lovers of the great outdoors; Mont Ventoux shapes the landscape and features along both hiking routes and cycling trips. The setting suits travellers looking for a rural stop away from major urban centres.

Savoillan is 1.5 km away and offers another small village to explore in the area. In Brantes, Saint-Agricol Church and the village paths offer a glimpse of local heritage and life in the Baronnies Provençales. Château d’Aulan, 7 km away, is a heritage site to visit on an excursion nearby. Small mountain roads connect the villages; a car is useful for visiting different places and reaching hiking trailheads. Mont Ventoux also attracts cyclists keen to tackle its slopes, while walkers can choose trails in the surrounding hills.

The seasons shape the pace of activities: the warmer months are suited to morning walks and cycling trips, while spring and autumn bring milder temperatures for hiking. A day can begin with a visit to Brantes, continue with a hike nearby and end in the shared garden. The access road to the bed and breakfast is an unpaved dirt road, so bear this in mind when planning your journey. This is a stay best suited to exploring the villages, trails and landscapes of Mont Ventoux at your own pace.