Mas Chamsomat

The rooms at Mas Chamsomat comprise two double rooms and a two-bedroom suite. Each double room sleeps two and has a balcony, air conditioning and a private bathroom. All have views of the garden, swimming pool or mountains. The Large Double Room measures 25 m², while the Double Room is 18 m²; the former is distinguished in particular by its bathtub.

The 90 m² suite has two separate bedrooms, a living room and a balcony. It can accommodate up to seven people, with one large double bed and five single beds. It suits families or travellers who want separate rooms during their stay. Each double room has one large double bed. The suite's bathroom has a bathtub or shower; the other rooms also have private bathrooms. The balconies overlook the garden and swimming pool, with the hills of the Luberon in the background.

Mas Chamsomat has an outdoor swimming pool and a landscaped garden with outdoor furniture, a sun terrace and sun loungers. Each room has a balcony, and the swimming pool is enclosed by a fence. Guests can also make use of the shared lounge, board games, and books, DVDs or music for children. Air conditioning, heating and family rooms complete the facilities.

Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. A continental or buffet breakfast is served, and pets are welcome at no extra charge; pet bowls are provided. Hiking, cycling and a golf course less than 3 km away offer a range of activities around Robion. Strollers are also available. For quieter moments, the shared lounge offers an indoor communal space, while the terrace and garden provide outdoor areas.

Robion is a Provençal village in the Vaucluse, at the foot of the Luberon massif. Its narrow streets and Notre-Dame de la Nativité Church tell the story of the local area, while the surrounding landscapes alternate between orchards, hills and stone villages. The rural atmosphere suits travellers who want to explore the region by car, walk the trails or cycle along the small roads. The village retains a peaceful scale, with its narrow streets and Provençal houses, away from large urban centres.

In Robion, Notre-Dame de la Nativité Church and the local paths offer a first glimpse of the area's heritage and landscapes. The Lavender Museum, 3.3 km away, presents the region's emblematic crop. The Village des Bories, 7 km from the property, is a group of dry-stone buildings typical of the Gordes area; Gordes Castle then overlooks the houses of the hilltop village. Sénanque Abbey, 13 km away, is a Cistercian site set in a valley, known for its lavender fields in season. Cavaillon railway station, 6 km away, serves the area, but a car makes it easier to visit the villages and rural sites.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for hiking and cycling, with temperatures generally milder than in summer. From late June to July, lavender blooms colour parts of the Luberon, although fields and flowering dates vary depending on the location and conditions each year. In summer, the days are suited to visiting early in the morning, followed by a break by the swimming pool during the hottest hours. An excursion can combine Gordes and Sénanque Abbey, while the markets and neighbouring villages can be explored over a day on the Provençal roads.