Les cabanons de l'Oliveraie

Les cabanons de l'Oliveraie offers a one-bedroom house designed for two guests. Covering 25 m², it has a private bathroom and an equipped kitchen for preparing meals. The double bed suits a couple’s stay, while the terrace and views of the garden and pool give the house an outdoor feel.

The kitchen includes a refrigerator, microwave, hob, electric kettle, coffee machine and utensils. There is an indoor dining area, and outdoor furniture also lets you eat outside. The house has a shower, toilet, hairdryer, wardrobe and linen. Its private pool is one of the features that sets it apart, with direct access to the terrace and garden. The independent space also has a fireplace and heating.

Les cabanons de l'Oliveraie brings together facilities designed for enjoying the house and its outdoor spaces. The sun terrace is furnished with outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. The garden and private pool extend this space, with sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels available. The accommodation is entirely on the ground floor and is independent.

The private kitchen includes a hob, refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, coffee machine and utensils. A table lets you eat indoors, while the outdoor furniture offers another option on the terrace. The private bathroom has a shower, toilet and hairdryer; towels and linen are also provided. Wi-Fi is free, and private parking on site is free.

Pernes-les-Fontaines lies in the Comtat Venaissin, at the foot of Mont Ventoux, amid the Provençal landscape of cultivated plains and villages. The old town is known for its many fountains, narrow streets and historic gates. Les cabanons de l'Oliveraie is in the countryside around Pernes; a car makes it easier to travel between the house, the town and the region’s sights. This property suits travellers who want to combine relaxed days by the pool with exploring the Vaucluse.

In the town centre, Porte Saint-Gilles recalls the city’s former fortifications, while Château de Thézan reflects local history. Museums devoted to Comtat traditions and cycling offer a look at more distinctive aspects of Pernes’ heritage. Nearby, Saint-Didier makes another village stop, and Thouzon Caves offer an underground route through a natural site. Carpentras, with its historic centre, is close by; Avignon is an option for a trip to visit the Palace of the Popes and the city walls.

Spring and autumn are pleasant for exploring the villages and roads around Ventoux, while summer suits breaks by the pool and early-morning outings. In late June and July, lavender fields colour parts of the Vaucluse landscape. In September and October, wineries enter the grape harvest period. You can combine a walk through old Pernes, a cultural visit to Carpentras and a return to the terrace in the late afternoon.