Mas de Maussan

Le Mas de Maussan offers a 50 m² quadruple room designed to accommodate up to four people. It combines one double bed and two single beds, a layout suited to a family or a small group. The private bathroom has a bath; air conditioning is a useful feature during hot days in the Luberon.

The room stands out for its views of the garden and mountains, offering two perspectives on the Provençal landscape. A television, coffee machine, refrigerator, electric kettle and microwave complete the space. Kitchenware is also provided, along with bed linen and towels. The bathroom has a hairdryer and free toiletries. This single room combines the sleeping arrangements and facilities in one space, with no different room categories at the property.

Le Mas de Maussan’s facilities include practical features for the room and time spent outdoors. The garden and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the fresh air; hiking and cycling are among the activities on offer. Air conditioning and heating complement the facilities, and the rooms are non-smoking. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and free private parking is on site.

In the room, you have a private bathroom with a bath, towels, free toiletries and a hairdryer. It overlooks the garden and mountains. A television, coffee machine, electric kettle, refrigerator and microwave are also provided, along with kitchenware. Bed linen is supplied. For travel in the area, Cavaillon railway station is 7 km away; the surrounding area also has hiking and cycling routes.

Robion lies in the Provençal landscape of the Luberon, among stone-built villages, hills and farmland. The area appeals to travellers who want to explore small towns at their own pace, alternate walks with heritage visits, or drive through the hills of the regional natural park. The scenery ranges from cultivated plains to wooded slopes, with hilltop villages scattered nearby. The setting suits both a stay devoted to excursions and quieter days in the countryside.

The Lavender Museum is 1.5 km away and showcases the expertise associated with this emblematic Provençal plant. Maubec, 2.6 km away, offers a glimpse of local village heritage; further afield, Gordes and its castle overlook the landscapes of the Luberon. The Calavon wetlands offer another perspective on the region, while the Luberon State Forest invites you to go walking. Cavaillon railway station, 7 km away, makes train travel easier; a car is more convenient for reaching the villages and scattered sights. Marseille-Provence Airport is 63 km away.

In spring and autumn, pleasant temperatures are well suited to hiking and village visits. Lavender blooms colour some landscapes in late June and July, depending on the area and the conditions that year. You can plan a day around a Provençal market, a walk through a village and a stop at a Luberon wine estate. In summer, it is best to go out early in the morning or late in the day, when the heat eases. Nature lovers can spend more time on the trails and in protected areas, while visits to the villages offer a chance to discover local architecture and traditions.