MAS aux CEDRES

The five accommodation options comprise double rooms and two suites, all designed for two people. Every category has air conditioning and a private bathroom. The 22 and 23 m² rooms have a terrace: one overlooks the mountains, the other the garden. Two other 40 m² double rooms also offer mountain views and do not have a terrace.

The suites provide more space, measuring 51 and 55 m² respectively. The first combines views of the garden, pool and mountains with a bathtub; the second stands out for its separate living room and mountain view. The rooms have a television, toiletries and a hairdryer. Depending on the category, you will also find slippers, a bathrobe or a terrace. Bed configurations vary between a double bed and a large double bed.

The outdoor pool and garden let you enjoy the fresh air between excursions. Sun loungers or beach chairs and parasols are available, while the furnished terraces provide another place to relax. If you want to be active, choose from hiking, cycling, walks, horse riding, canoeing and cycling tours. Yoga classes are also available.

Free private parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge; bowls and a pet basket can be provided. The on-site café, wine and champagne give you the chance to extend a relaxing moment. Special-diet menus are available on request. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom. Daily housekeeping is included, while the safe provides secure storage.

Lioux is a village in the Luberon, in Vaucluse, surrounded by hills, farmland and limestone landscapes. Its rural setting suits travellers who want to explore Provençal scenery on foot or by bike, away from the busy streets of large cities. The surrounding area is dotted with hamlets and lavender fields, while hilltop villages add a heritage dimension to outings.

The village of Lioux is less than a kilometre from the property. Local trails let you explore the hills and reach places such as Roche Pilot and the Aptian marls of La Tuilière. At 3.6 km, Joucas is a good choice for a walk through a small Provençal village; Roussillon, known for its ochre, and Gordes, with its château and stone lanes, are well suited to excursions around the Luberon. The Village des Bories features a group of dry-stone buildings. A car makes it easier to travel between these sites and nearby villages. Marseille-Provence Airport is 55 km away.

Late spring and early summer are good times for walks through the lavender fields, whose flowering varies with seasonal conditions. In summer, plan walks for the morning and save the hottest hours for the pool or a break in the shade. In spring and autumn, the paths and villages of the Luberon are best explored at a gentler pace. A day could combine a walk around Lioux, a visit to Gordes or Roussillon and a return to the garden to enjoy the evening light.