Mas Dansavan Chambres d'hôtes

Both accommodation options are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. Each offers a garden view, for a stay surrounded by greenery. The Queen Room with Garden View, measuring 14 m², accommodates two people. It has a bath and a shower, as well as a garden view.

The Suite with Pool View offers more space, at 30 m², and can accommodate up to four people. It has a private terrace overlooking the pool and garden, a separate living area and two flat-screen TVs. Its private bathroom has a separate toilet. The bedroom has a large double bed, while the living area has a sofa bed. The suite therefore stands out for its terrace and pool views, which the double room does not have.

The garden, outdoor furniture and terraces invite you to enjoy the open-air spaces. A picnic area and an outdoor dining area provide places to sit outside, while sun loungers and parasols offer spots to relax. The guest house also offers bicycle hire, cycling tours and walking tours for exploring the surrounding area at your own pace.

For a change of activity, cooking classes and tours focused on local culture are available. Outdoor enthusiasts can choose from hiking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing and kayaking, fishing, a water park or a tennis court. Indoors, the shared lounge has a TV area, and board games are available. A safety deposit box, heating and air conditioning complete the practical facilities. Tea or coffee can be prepared in the rooms, and wine or champagne is among the dining options.

Oppède is in Vaucluse, amid the landscapes of the Luberon. The village and surrounding countryside bring together vineyards, olive groves, limestone hills and small Provençal roads. The region appeals to travellers who enjoy old villages, walks and local food discoveries. You can alternate visits to historic sites with breaks in the shade, with the hills of the massif as a backdrop.

Oppède’s old village, 2 km away, retains a Provençal atmosphere, with narrow lanes climbing towards its historic remains. The Village des Bories, 5 km away, offers a chance to discover traditional dry-stone buildings. In Gordes, the château overlooks the stone houses and village lanes. The Olive Oil Museum, 800 m away, showcases a craft deeply rooted in the local landscape. For longer journeys, Cavaillon railway station is 9 km away; a car makes it easier to explore the villages and estates of the Luberon.

You can divide your days between a morning visit, a stop in a neighbouring village and a walk through the surrounding scenery. In spring, the paths are pleasant for walking and the villages can be visited in mild temperatures. In summer, the heat makes it worth planning outings for early morning or late afternoon, then enjoying the pool. Late June and July are good times to see the region’s lavender landscapes; in September, the vineyards and estates offer a great opportunity to discover Luberon wines.