Logis Hôtel restaurant des Pins

Rooms at Logis Hôtel restaurant des Pins include double rooms, suites and family accommodation. They all have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Sleeping arrangements vary: some rooms have a double bed, while others offer a choice of a double bed or two single beds. Depending on the room, the capacity ranges from two to five people.

Room sizes range from 16 to 50 m². Some rooms have a balcony, terrace or patio, while several suites include a bathtub and additional amenities such as a dressing gown, slippers or an electric kettle. The 50 m² family suite overlooks the garden and accommodates up to five people. The Junior Suite offers 40 m² and a terrace; other rooms are more compact and have a shower or bathtub.

Logis Hôtel restaurant des Pins brings together outdoor spaces and services designed to balance relaxation and activities. The garden and sun terrace invite you to enjoy the fresh air, while sun loungers offer a place to rest by the seasonal outdoor swimming pool. You can also play table tennis, go for walks, cycle or hike. Massages are available for an additional charge. Daily housekeeping and a shared lounge with a television complete the communal spaces.

The restaurant serves regional cuisine, and the hotel also has a bar and an on-site café. Children's menus, fruit, wine and champagne are among the food and drink options. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and private parking is free. Facilities also include an electric vehicle charging station and accessibility features for guests with reduced mobility. Family rooms and air conditioning cater to other practical needs.

Bédoin is a Provençal village in Vaucluse, set on the southern slope of Mont Ventoux. Its centre has lanes and squares clustered around the church, while the landscape changes quickly as you climb towards the wooded slopes and more open terrain of the massif. Cyclists come to tackle the roads of Mont Ventoux; walkers can also follow trails between villages, forests and viewpoints. The village suits travellers looking to combine outdoor activities with discovering a less urban side of Provence.

Mont Ventoux dominates excursions in the region and gives the surrounding roads their character. In Bédoin, Chapelle Notre-Dame de Nazareth and the Monument commémoratif aux victimes de la Révolution, also known as the pyramid, are among the village sights. Les Demoiselles Coiffées, rock formations with distinctive shapes, offer a nature stop nearby. Crillon-le-Brave, with its château and views over the hills, makes another excursion. Carpentras offers shops, heritage sites and a railway station; Avignon broadens the choice with its city walls, Palace of the Popes and museums. A car makes it easier to visit the villages and reach hiking trailheads.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often well suited to cycling and walking, while summer attracts more visitors and calls for planning outings early in the day. An excursion could combine a ride up the roads of Mont Ventoux with a visit to neighbouring villages, followed by a break at the market or in the streets of Bédoin. Wine lovers can also explore the area's vineyards. For a quieter day, opt for a walk around the village and an outing in the landscapes of the massif before returning to the hotel's garden and swimming pool.