Lésina Bed & Breakfast

Lésina Bed & Breakfast has two double rooms, each sleeping two people and measuring 12 m². Both are air-conditioned and have a terrace, with views of the garden and mountains. They also include a patio, a private bathroom and a coffee machine. One room has a flat-screen TV, while the other is distinguished by its private entrance.

Both rooms also offer views of the town and the area around Apt. One has a TV with streaming services and a large double bed; the other has a double bed and a walk-in shower. The bathrooms include slippers and a hairdryer, among other amenities, with either a shower or a bath depending on the room. The terraces extend the rooms outdoors and overlook the garden.

Lésina Bed & Breakfast has a garden with outdoor furniture, a sun terrace and an outdoor dining area. A picnic area and barbecue facilities let you make the most of the grounds; parasols and sun loungers are also available. The relaxation facilities include a thermal bath and a hot tub.

Breakfast can be served in your room, and special-diet menus are available on request. There is a café on site, and the rooms are equipped with a kettle or coffee machine. Private on-site parking and Wi-Fi are free. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge; bowls and a pet basket are provided. The property also offers luggage storage, private check-in and check-out, and wheelchair access.

Apt is a small Provençal town in Vaucluse, surrounded by the hills and villages of the Luberon. Its centre is a mix of old streets, squares and light-coloured façades; it has the feel of a lively market town, frequented by both residents and visitors exploring the region. Those interested in heritage, markets and walks through Provençal landscapes will find it a pleasant base, with the countryside within easy reach for excursions.

In the town centre, Sainte-Anne Cathedral and Saignon Gate bear witness to local history. The Apt Museum and the Museum of History and Archaeology offer a chance to learn more about the area and its traditions. The bus station is less than a kilometre from Lésina Bed & Breakfast. By car, the villages of the Luberon offer other stops: Roussillon is known for its ochre façades and colourful trails, while Saignon overlooks the valley from its hilltop setting. The Ochre Trail offers a walk among former quarries and their red formations.

Apt’s market, renowned in the region, brings the streets to life and offers a chance to discover local produce, particularly the candied fruit associated with the town. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for exploring on foot and taking excursions between villages. In summer, set out early for trails and outdoor sites, then save the hottest hours for a break in the shade. In late June and July, Provençal landscapes are coloured by lavender in areas where it is grown.