Maison d'Hôtes Lou Geneste

The rooms at La Maison d'Hôtes Lou Geneste include double and family rooms, as well as a family suite. They all have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Depending on the room type, you will find a terrace, garden views or a view, as well as access to a private pool. The family rooms offer more space and can accommodate up to five people; they also have a seating area.

For a group stay, the four-bedroom house accommodates up to eleven people across 204 m². It has four bathrooms, a living room, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, and a terrace with garden views. A barbecue and a coffee machine complete its facilities. The beds vary between rooms: a double bed in the double rooms, and a combination of single beds and a double bed in the family rooms. The entire house offers several sleeping arrangements for families or friends.

The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally and includes a shallow end; the garden and terraces provide outdoor spaces to enjoy. Families can choose a family room or the four-bedroom house, with its fully equipped kitchen and barbecue. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Private parking is on site, by reservation, and may incur an additional charge.

Activities include table tennis, fishing, hiking, canoeing and cycling. You can also enjoy walking tours, bike tours or activities related to local culture. Bicycle rental, horse riding and a water park are among the other options listed. Continental breakfast is served on site. Room facilities include a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and, depending on the room type, a terrace or garden views.

Bollène is in northern Vaucluse, in Provençal countryside marked by vineyards, hills and stone villages. This town is a stop between the Rhône Valley and the Drôme Provençale; roads provide easy access to nearby towns and agricultural landscapes. The setting suits travellers looking to combine heritage visits, countryside walks and stops at wine estates.

The Site Trogloditique du Barry, 4.8 km away, features an ancient settlement carved into the rock above the village of Saint-Restitut. The Château de Suze la Rousse, 3.6 km away, houses the Université du Vin and offers a glimpse into the history of the regional vineyards. In Bollène, the Musée d'Archéologie Tricastine displays objects relating to local history. Bollène – La Croisière station is 7 km away; a car makes it easier to visit the surrounding villages and estates.

In fine weather, you can walk among vineyards and villages, with a break in the lanes of Suze-la-Rousse or a visit to the château. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for walks and cultural visits; summer days can be hot, so outdoor activities are best enjoyed earlier or later in the day. Wine lovers can spend a day exploring the region's vineyard landscapes, while families can visit the crocodiles at the Ferme aux crocodiles, 10 km away.