Les Hauteurs du Luberon

Les Hauteurs du Luberon offers four accommodation options: a Deluxe Family Suite, a Deluxe Suite, a Deluxe Studio and a Two-Bedroom Apartment with Terrace. Sizes range from 30 to 48 m². The suites and studio measure 34, 34 and 30 m² respectively, while the apartment has two bedrooms across 48 m². Each accommodation has a private bathroom and air conditioning.

The terraces and patios overlook the garden and mountains, with views of the surrounding area. The studio stands out for its kitchenette, while the apartment has a kitchen, dishwasher and balcony. The Deluxe Family Suite combines three beds with a terrace, and the Deluxe Suite has a separate seating area with a sofa bed. A flat-screen TV and coffee machine are among the in-room amenities. Sleeping arrangements vary by accommodation, from a large double bed to rooms with several beds.

The outdoor areas include a garden, patio, sun terrace and outdoor furniture. You can play table tennis or use the tennis court; tennis and badminton equipment is also available. Families will find a playground, outdoor play equipment and board games on site. A shared lounge with a TV completes the communal spaces.

The hammam, sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are available for time spent by the swimming pool. For meals, the accommodation has a kettle or coffee machine, and some units come with a kitchenette or kitchen. Free private parking is available on site, including accessible parking. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Rooms include amenities such as air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. Outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area let you enjoy the garden.

Caseneuve is a village in the Luberon, in Vaucluse, surrounded by hills, Provençal countryside and small towns. The village lanes and houses set the scene for a rural stay, with open landscapes and roads connecting neighbouring communes. This region suits travellers who want to combine walks, heritage and visits to villages rather than plan their days around a large city.

The Colorado Provençal, near Rustrel, can be explored along marked trails between cliffs and ochre chimneys in contrasting colours. The village of Rustrel is another stop in this same ochre landscape. Caseneuve is 630 m from the village centre shown on the map, while the Oratoire de Provence is 510 m away. For an outing focused on heritage, Fort de Buoux bears witness to the Luberon's defensive history. The villages of Saint-Martin-de-Castillon and Saignon are also worth exploring along the local roads. Marseille-Provence Airport is 53 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between these sites.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for walks and outdoor visits. In summer, plan walks for early morning or late afternoon, especially on the exposed trails of the Colorado Provençal. You could spend a day walking among the ochre formations, stopping in a nearby village and returning to Caseneuve to enjoy the garden. The markets and agricultural landscapes of the Luberon also offer a way to discover Provençal produce and the changing seasons.