Maison Léonard du Ventoux - chambres d'hôtes avec jardin

The rooms at La Maison Léonard du Ventoux include double rooms, a small single room and suites with two bedrooms. All have a private bathroom; a flat-screen TV and soundproofing are among the shared facilities. The double rooms accommodate two people, while the 46 m² suites can sleep four and have one large double bed and two single beds.

The views also set the accommodation apart: one suite overlooks the inner courtyard, the other the garden, and the small single room looks out over the courtyard. The double rooms have different floor areas, from 25 to 26 m²; the larger one has an extra-large double bed and overlooks a quiet street. Several rooms have an electric kettle, as well as a desk and free toiletries. The room options suit both solo travellers and families.

La Maison Léonard du Ventoux has a garden, a terrace and a shared lounge where you can relax after a day of walking or cycling. Outdoor furniture and the sunny terrace invite you to enjoy some time outside. An on-site café and a bar complement the shared spaces, while a teapot or coffee machine is also provided.

Free private parking is available on site and does not require advance reservation. Free Wi-Fi is accessible in the rooms. They also have a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle and a private bathroom. Breakfast is available at the house. Facilities also include ironing equipment and shared spaces with a TV. Sault and its surroundings offer opportunities for hiking and cycling, activities that pair well with the garden and lounge for alternating outings with breaks on your return.

Sault is a village in the Vaucluse, set on the Albion Plateau amid fields, forests and the landscapes of Provence. Mont Ventoux dominates the horizon and draws hikers, cyclists and travellers keen to explore the small mountain roads. The old centre is easy to explore on foot, with village streets, squares and stone façades; the atmosphere is that of a small town where you can take your time and wander.

The Musée Municipal de Sault and the Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Tour are landmarks to look out for on a walk through the village. La Promenade offers space for a stroll, while the Centre de découverte de la nature et du patrimoine cynégétique gives you an insight into the local landscapes and wildlife. The surrounding area is well suited to trips to the villages of the plateau and outings in the Gorges de la Nesque. For visits further afield, a car makes it easier to get around this part of the Vaucluse; the house's private parking lets you leave it there while exploring the village on foot.

The warmer months are well suited to hiking and cycling on the roads around Ventoux. In late June and July, the lavender fields of the Sault area colour the landscape, and local distilleries introduce visitors to the uses of the plant. You can spend a day strolling through the village, visiting the museum and heading out to enjoy the views nearby. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often more suitable for long walks.