Mas à Cheval-Blanc en Provence

Each of the three rooms accommodates two people and has a private bathroom. Two measure 18 m²; the third, at 50 m², stands out for its space and fitted kitchen. The room names are Queen Room, Standard King Room and Double Room. The 18 m² rooms have a terrace and views of the garden, swimming pool or mountains. One is air-conditioned, while the Double Room has a private entrance and soundproofed walls.

The 50 m² room includes a kitchen with a fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob and kitchenware. It also has a terrace with garden views and a walk-in shower. Bed configurations vary by room: the two 18 m² rooms each have a large double bed; the room with a kitchen combines an extra-large double bed and a sofa bed. Each room has a flat-screen TV.

Free private parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free. The outdoor areas include an outdoor swimming pool, a garden, a patio and a sun terrace. You will also find outdoor furniture, a picnic area and a barbecue, as well as a terrace where you can enjoy views of the garden or mountains. Luggage storage is among the services offered.

The rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV and have a private bathroom. Some include a kitchen, while others are air-conditioned. Pets are allowed on request; an additional charge may apply. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available. The outdoor furniture and picnic area add to the facilities for spending time outside. Free toiletries, a hairdryer and towels are among the bathroom amenities.

Cheval-Blanc is a Provençal village on the plain, at the foot of the Luberon mountain range. Orchards and farmland create an open landscape, while hills rise on the horizon. This stop suits travellers who prefer small towns to urban centres and want to explore hilltop villages, trails and the landscapes of southern Vaucluse. Cavaillon, a lively Provençal town with a market and historic sights, offers another option for a day out in the countryside.

In Cavaillon, Saint-Véran Cathedral and the Musée juif comtadin offer a glimpse into local history. Château des Taillades is 3 km away, while the Forêt Domaniale du Luberon, 5 km away, has routes through hills and woodland. Further afield, the Village des Bories, 13 km away, is a collection of dry-stone huts typical of local rural architecture. Avignon, with its Palace of the Popes and historic centre, is another possible day trip; the Avignon Exhibition Centre is 20 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for driving along country roads, visiting villages and stopping at markets. In summer, the heat makes it worth planning visits for the morning and saving the hottest hours for the swimming pool or a break in the shade. Lavender fields colour some Luberon landscapes in late June and July. A day can include Cavaillon, a hilltop village and a walk in the hills, before returning to the quiet of Cheval-Blanc.