Logis Hôtel Restaurant Le Louvre

Logis Hôtel Restaurant Le Louvre offers three room options: a Double Room, a Twin Room and a Triple Room. The two rooms for two people each measure 12 m² and have a private bathroom and a view. The first has a large double bed; the second has two single beds. The Double Room suits travellers who prefer to share a bed, while the Twin Room provides separate beds.

The Double Room and Twin Room have toiletries, a toilet, a shower or bath, a hairdryer, heating and carpeted floors. The Triple Room accommodates three people and has three single beds. It suits travellers who each want their own bed, while the two rooms for two people each have a private bathroom and a view.

Logis Hôtel Restaurant Le Louvre has a restaurant and bar, as well as a sun terrace. The restaurant offers children's menus. Breakfast is also available for guests. The hotel offers family rooms and non-smoking rooms. You can have a meal in the restaurant or a drink at the bar.

Free public parking is available nearby on the street, with no prior reservation required. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. The terrace and sun terrace extend the outdoor spaces. The hotel also offers fax and photocopying services. From the hotel, you can visit the village of Sault, discover the landscapes of the Albion Plateau or explore the Mont Ventoux area.

Sault is a village in Vaucluse, set on the Albion Plateau in the mid-altitude hills of Provence. Its centre has narrow streets, shops and historic buildings around the market square. The surrounding countryside includes farmland, woodland and open hills. The village suits travellers looking to discover a more rural side of Provence and access the roads around Mont Ventoux.

Notre-Dame-de-la-Tour Church and the Musée Municipal de Sault are in the centre, as is La Promenade, a place to take a break outdoors. The Centre de découverte de la nature et du patrimoine cynégétique offers another insight into the area. The region's lavender fields and distilleries reflect the importance of this crop in the local landscape. Mont Ventoux draws hikers, cyclists and those seeking panoramic views; nearby villages, including Aurel and Monieux, can be explored on trips along the plateau's roads. A car is useful for exploring the area.

Lavender usually blooms from late June to July, colouring the landscape and bringing activity to the roads around Sault. At this time of year, allow time for stops in the countryside and a visit to a distillery. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for walks and trips towards Mont Ventoux. Summer days at altitude can be pleasant, but the sun is still strong: take water and breaks during outdoor activities.