Ll POULIDETTO

Ll POULIDETTO offers five 13 m² Double Rooms, each designed for two people. All the rooms are on the ground floor and have a private entrance, making it easy to come and go. They include a private bathroom with a shower or bath, a toilet, bed linen and a coffee machine.

Each room has a terrace overlooking the garden, as well as air conditioning and soundproofing. There is also a refrigerator, a desk and tiled or marble flooring. The rooms have similar facilities and layouts, so availability is the main factor when choosing. A large double bed completes the furnishings. This arrangement suits a couple's stay, with private outdoor space for enjoying the garden.

The garden and outdoor areas make spending time outside a key part of the stay. You’ll find garden furniture, an outdoor dining area and a sun terrace. The seasonal outdoor swimming pool is surrounded by sun loungers or beach chairs and protected by a fence. Bicycle hire and hiking activities are available for exploring the nearby trails.

The restaurant serves French cuisine, and there is also a café on site. A continental breakfast is offered in the morning. The rooms have free internet access, air conditioning and a private bathroom; private parking is free and includes an indoor space accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Room facilities also include a coffee machine and a refrigerator. Heating, soundproofing and a private entrance complete the amenities.

Lioux is part of the Luberon landscape in the Vaucluse, where stone villages sit among hills, cultivated land and limestone hills. The village retains a peaceful, rural scale, far from major urban roads, with hamlets scattered across the countryside. The high cliffs of Lioux stand out in the landscape and catch the eye along the walking routes. The nearby trails suit travellers who enjoy walking, discovering Provençal scenery and stopping in small villages.

Lioux village and the Church of Saint-Romain offer a first glimpse of the local heritage. Lavender fields and wine estates make for other stops in the countryside. Gordes, with its stone houses perched on the slope and its castle, makes for an outing to one of the Luberon's best-known villages. The Village des Bories features traditional dry-stone buildings. In Roussillon, the Ochre Trail crosses former quarries in shades of red and orange; Sénanque Abbey adds another heritage site to explore in the region. A car makes it easier to travel between these villages and rural attractions.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for hiking, when temperatures are milder and the trails are pleasant to explore. In summer, days are hot and lavender colours the Luberon landscape, generally in late June and July. You can spend a day in Gordes and at the Village des Bories, then plan a walk among the ochre formations in Roussillon. Ll POULIDETTO's outdoor swimming pool offers a chance to take a break on your return. In September, the villages and country roads are still well suited to outdoor excursions.