Maison de charme

La Maison de charme is offered as an entire 70 m² house, with one bedroom and a maximum capacity of four guests. The sleeping area has a double bed. There is also a bathroom with a shower, while the kitchen and dining area let you prepare and share meals on site. The dining table, fridge, oven and hob are among the kitchen facilities.

The living area has a seating area and a flat-screen TV with cable channels. The house also has a washing machine, a private entrance and heating. A coffee machine, electric kettle and microwave provide further options for meals and drinks. The tiled floor helps distinguish the rooms. Towels and bed linen are available for an additional charge. This layout suits travellers who want a kitchen and an independent living space during their stay in Apt.

The house has a separate kitchen equipped for preparing meals. It includes a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, toaster and kitchenware. An electric kettle and coffee machine complete the space, along with a table and dining area. The seating area has a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the accommodation. A washing machine, heating and private entrance are also among the facilities. The bathroom has a shower and toilet; towels and bed linen can be provided for an additional charge. Board games or puzzles, as well as books, DVDs or music for children, are also available. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. The house has no parking.

Apt is a small town in Vaucluse, in the Luberon, surrounded by Provençal landscapes and hilltop villages. Its old centre has shopping streets, colourful façades and traces of its history, while the surrounding hills alternate between orchards, vineyards and limestone terrain. It is a place suited to discovering local heritage as well as exploring the countryside. The Saturday Provençal market regularly brings the town to life and showcases produce from the region.

From rue des Suisses, Musée d'Apt offers an insight into local history and traditions, including ochre and faience craftsmanship. Sainte-Anne Cathedral and Porte de Saignon are among the landmarks in the old centre. Apt bus station is 390 m away. For excursions in the Luberon, a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and natural sites. The hilltop village of Saignon, 2.9 km away, has old lanes and views of the surrounding area. Fort de Buoux is another historic site in the region, set among cliffs and Mediterranean scrub.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks through villages and hiking, with temperatures generally more moderate than in high summer. In June and July, lavender fields add colour to several parts of Provence; flowering depends on the season's conditions and altitude. You can start the day at Apt's market, continue with a visit to the museum and finish with an excursion to Saignon or the landscapes of the Luberon. In summer, plan to set out early for walks exposed to the sun and leave time to explore the region's country roads.