Maisonnette calme avec jardinet

The entire house has one bedroom and accommodates two people. Its 48 m² include a private bathroom, a lounge area and a dining area. The bedroom has a large double bed. The private entrance and single-storey layout distinguish this accommodation from a room in shared accommodation.

The fully equipped kitchen includes a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and electric kettle. Air conditioning, a washing machine, a flat-screen TV and kitchenware are also provided. From the terrace, you can enjoy a view of the garden; the house also overlooks an inner courtyard. Towels and bed linen are provided. A barbecue completes the facilities in this independent house.

The house has free private on-site parking and free Wi-Fi throughout. Air conditioning helps keep the interior comfortable, while the flat-screen TV lets you watch programmes in the living area. A washing machine, heating and a private entrance complete the practical facilities for an independent stay.

The kitchen has the appliances you need to prepare meals: an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, toaster and electric kettle. A coffee machine and kitchenware are also provided. Outside, you will find a terrace, dining furniture and a barbecue, as well as parasols and sun loungers. If you enjoy outdoor activities, you can go walking, take cycling tours, cycle and hike in the surrounding area. Bicycle rental and visits or classes about local culture are also among the services available.

Vaison-la-Romaine is a Provençal town crossed by the Ouvèze, where ancient heritage sits alongside the lanes of the medieval town. The modern quarter preserves the remains of an important Roman city, while the old town stands on the opposite bank, above the Roman Bridge. Its lanes, historic façades and vineyard landscapes give the town a distinctive character, appealing both to history enthusiasts and to travellers who want to explore Provence at their own pace.

The Roman Theatre is 810 m away, and the Gallo-Roman excavation sites on Puymin Hill are 840 m away. The Théo Desplans Archaeological Museum offers a closer look at objects and sites discovered in the region. The Roman Bridge, 950 m away, leads towards the medieval town and its sloping lanes. Further afield, Mont Ventoux, 6 km away, draws cyclists and hikers with its roads, trails and panoramas. The town's main sites can also be explored on foot.

Spring and the shoulder season are well suited to outdoor visits, with temperatures generally milder than at the height of summer. In summer, plan walks early in the day and allow time for breaks in the shade. You can spend a day visiting the ancient remains, strolling through the old town and going for a cycle or walk in the surrounding countryside. The slopes of Mont Ventoux offer another way to discover the region, with routes suited to walkers and cyclists.