Les Terrasses de Cascavelle

The Deluxe Double or Twin Rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace. They accommodate two people and offer views of the garden and mountains. A flat-screen TV and coffee machine are among the amenities shared by all three rooms. The beds can be arranged as one large double bed or two single beds.

Two rooms have a kitchen with a hob, fridge and kitchenware; one of them also includes a microwave. The third, more compact room measures 22 m² and stands out for its views of the garden and mountains, as well as a bathroom with a shower or bath. The other two measure 32 m² and 31 m² respectively. Each terrace extends the indoor space and lets you enjoy the outdoors.

Les Terrasses de Cascavelle offers a heated outdoor swimming pool, open seasonally, with a shallow area and sun loungers. The garden and furnished terraces invite you to get some fresh air between visits. Free Wi-Fi is available, and private parking on site is also free. An electric vehicle charging point is provided.

The rooms have a flat-screen TV and facilities for making tea or coffee. Continental breakfast is served on site; special-diet menus are available on request. Wine and champagne are also available. Pets may be allowed on request, possibly for an additional charge. The property has outdoor dining areas and family rooms. You can also enjoy walking trails in the surrounding area.

Blauvac is a small village in the Vaucluse, amid the hills and hilltop villages around Mont Ventoux. Here, country roads cross cultivated land, woods and limestone hills. The setting suits travellers looking for walks, views and stops in Provençal villages rather than an urban stay. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and natural sites.

Mont Ventoux dominates the region’s walking and cycling routes. The Nesque Gorges, with their cliffs and viewpoints, make a lovely outing by car or bicycle. Sénanque Abbey, surrounded by the iconic landscapes of the Luberon, is 23 km away; the Village des Bories, with its dry-stone buildings, is 29 km away. Nearby villages such as Méthamis and Villes-sur-Auzon offer a chance to discover local architecture and the area’s smaller roads. Carpentras, with its railway station, provides rail access to the region.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are well suited to walks and scenic drives. In the Vaucluse, summer brings fields of lavender into bloom, generally from late June, while hot days make it worth planning walks for the morning. You can combine a village visit, a walk in the gorges and a stop at a wine estate in one day. Cyclists can devote their ride to the slopes of Mont Ventoux, while walkers can explore the trails and varied landscapes around the massif.