Mas d'Auseu

Le Mas d'Auseu offers five accommodation options: one double room and four suites or apartments, ranging from 20 to 39 m². Each has a private bathroom and air conditioning. The larger options include a separate bedroom and a living room, while the sleeping arrangements vary by category. Several suites have kitchenettes, where you can prepare simple meals.

The views are another distinguishing feature: one suite overlooks the swimming pool, several units look out over the garden, and the double room overlooks the garden and inner courtyard. Some categories have a terrace, a barbecue or a flat-screen TV. Depending on their layout, the suites can accommodate up to four people; the double room and the One-Bedroom Suite are designed for two. Outdoor facilities and dining areas vary from one unit to another.

The outdoor swimming pool and terrace set the tone for the shared spaces at Le Mas d'Auseu. Sun loungers or beach chairs and pool towels are available, and outdoor furniture lets you sit outside. Guests have free Wi-Fi throughout the house and free public parking on site. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge.

The house also offers a bar, a free shuttle, daily housekeeping and private check-in or check-out. Families can make use of the children’s playground and family rooms. Activities include cycling tours, badminton, bowling and hiking. Facilities include heating, air conditioning and a safe. Outdoor spaces include a sun terrace and a dining area. Depending on the category, rooms have a private bathroom, toiletries, a shower, bed linen, a wardrobe, a coffee machine, a kettle and a refrigerator.

Cavaillon is a Provençal town in the Durance Valley, where agricultural plains meet the first hills of the Luberon. You can explore its old town on foot, passing shopping streets, squares and historic buildings. Saint-Jacques hill is a landmark in the landscape, with a walking route above the town. The region suits travellers who want to combine city visits, markets and outings in the Provençal countryside.

The old town’s heritage includes Saint-Véran Cathedral and the former Hôtel d’Agar, while Saint-Jacques Hermitage can be visited on the heights. The Comtat Jewish Museum tells a distinctive part of local history. Grenouillet Nature Base offers an outdoor space for walking or relaxing. Cavaillon railway station is 2.7 km away; a car makes it easier to explore the surrounding area, particularly the villages and landscapes of the Luberon. Marseille-Provence Airport is 55 km away.

For a day without long journeys, start with the old town’s streets and monuments, then head up the hill to enjoy views over the plain. Fine weather is well suited to walks and trips to Provençal villages; in spring and autumn, temperatures are often comfortable for exploring on foot. In summer, plan walks for early morning or late afternoon, and save the hottest hours for the swimming pool or a break in the shade.