Les Terrasses de Valensole

The five categories include double rooms for two guests and a Comfort Quadruple Room that accommodates four. All have a private bathroom, a terrace, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. The double rooms measure 15, 18 or 24 m²; the largest double room offers views of the pool and garden. Both Standard categories measure 15 m², with different names according to the type of bed specified by the property.

The Comfort Quadruple Room stands out for its 32 m² and fitted kitchen, which includes a hob, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. It also has a terrace overlooking the garden and a dining area. Rooms with pool views combine this panorama with views of the garden. Bed configurations vary by category; details are provided in each room listing.

Les Terrasses de Valensole has free private parking on site and free Wi-Fi in the rooms. The outdoor spaces include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and a picnic area. You will also find a shared lounge with a TV. Activities in the surrounding area include hiking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing, kayaking and windsurfing; a tennis court is also available.

A café and a bar complement the dining options, with wine and champagne as well as special diet menus on request. The rooms have a private bathroom and practical amenities such as a coffee machine, kettle, fridge or toaster. Depending on the category, they also include a seating area or desk. The outdoor spaces and shared lounge give you the choice of relaxing in the garden or taking a break indoors.

Valensole is a Provençal village on the plateau that bears its name, in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. The landscape alternates between villages, gentle hills and farmland; lavender fields are a particular feature of the surrounding area in early summer. Life here moves at a rural pace, with country roads and paths that invite you to take your time. Les Terrasses de Valensole is less than a kilometre from the village, where you can wander through the narrow streets and discover the local shops.

Château du Grand Jardin is 880 m away and is one of the nearby heritage landmarks. Chapelle Saint-Mayeul, 760 m away, and Chapelle du Tholonet, 810 m away, offer places to stop around the village. To explore the lavender landscapes, Lavandes Angelvin is 4.6 km away. Château d'Allemagne-en-Provence, 5.9 km away, is another heritage site to add to a trip through the countryside. Roads also connect Valensole to the landscapes of the Verdon, which are well suited to hiking and excursions by car or bike.

Late June and July are the most popular times to see the lavender in bloom, although the timing depends on the conditions each season. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are well suited to walks and visits to the surrounding villages. You could start the day with a stroll through Valensole, continue with a scenic drive across the plateau, then finish in the garden. A car makes it easier to explore the region’s rural sites.