Mas des 4 fontaines

Le Mas des 4 fontaines offers several air-conditioned double rooms, a suite with a balcony and two apartments suited to stays of different sizes. The double rooms accommodate two people and measure between 22 and 34 m². They have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine; some have a terrace overlooking the garden, while others also have a private entrance. The larger suite includes a separate bedroom, a living room with a sofa bed and a balcony overlooking the garden.

The apartments offer more space for families or groups. The three-bedroom apartment measures 83 m² and has a kitchen with a dishwasher; the 76 m² ground-floor apartment includes a kitchenette and a living room with a sofa bed. Both have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Sleeping arrangements vary by accommodation, with double beds, single beds or a sofa bed.

Outdoor spaces are an important feature at Le Mas des 4 fontaines: the garden and terrace let you enjoy the fresh air, while the swimming pool is surrounded by sun loungers, parasols and a fence. Billiards, board games and puzzles provide other activities on site. Hiking and cycling are available for exploring the surrounding area. Packed lunches can accompany your outings, and pet bowls are provided.

Room facilities include a private bathroom, towels, bed linen, a hairdryer and a wardrobe or clothes rack. Depending on the accommodation, you will also find a coffee machine, an electric kettle, a high chair or a folding bed. Multimedia facilities include a flat-screen TV and satellite channels. Free private parking is available on site, and free Wi-Fi is provided throughout the property. There is a café on site, along with wine or champagne and special-diet menus on request.

Robion is a village in the Vaucluse, in the Provençal landscape of the Luberon. The village’s narrow streets and old houses set the scene for a stay combining walks, stops in neighbouring towns and outings in the countryside. The landscape features fields, orchards, hills and stone villages. A car makes it easier to travel between sites, while Cavaillon has a train station for exploring the region without driving to every stop.

Lagnes, 4.2 km away, is a Provençal village to explore on foot, with narrow streets and a château. In Cavaillon, Saint-Véran Cathedral and the Comtadin Jewish Museum offer a chance to spend half a day discovering local heritage. The Village des Bories, 9 km away, features dry-stone buildings characteristic of the region; Gordes, 11 km away, is known for its stone houses and château. The trails in the Luberon State Forest offer another way to explore the area's varied terrain and Mediterranean vegetation.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks and visits to villages, with generally milder temperatures than in the height of summer. In summer, plan walks or cycling outings for early morning, then save the hottest hours for the swimming pool or a break in the shade. You could spend a day walking around Robion, visiting the Village des Bories and stopping in Gordes. Provençal markets and the landscapes of the Luberon round out the excursions, with routes to be adjusted according to the heat and the season.