Mas des Tourterelles

Both rooms at Le Mas des Tourterelles measure 35 m² and sleep two people. They each have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a terrace and a private bathroom with a shower. A spa bath and tea- and coffee-making facilities are also provided in each room. The rooms differ in their views: one overlooks the mountain, the other the garden.

The rooms include free toiletries, a bathrobe and a hairdryer. Bed linen is provided; towels and bed linen may incur an additional charge. Both rooms have a large double bed and are accessible by stairs. The main factor when choosing between them is therefore the view from the terrace: mountain scenery or garden greenery.

Le Mas des Tourterelles brings together leisure facilities and outdoor spaces. The garden has outdoor furniture and a sun terrace, with sun loungers where you can relax. A hot tub and spa add to the wellness facilities. The rooms are air-conditioned and each has a private bathroom, a spa bath and a flat-screen TV.

A shared kitchen includes an electric kettle, and the guest house also provides a shared lounge with a TV. Free private parking is available on site. The rooms are for adults only and are accessed by stairs. The bathrooms include a shower, toilet, hairdryer, bathrobe and free toiletries. Bed linen is provided; towels or bed linen may be available at an additional charge. Continental or buffet breakfast completes the services offered during your stay.

Jonquières is a village in the Vaucluse, surrounded by farmland and wine estates in the Rhône plain. The Provençal landscape alternates between crops, vineyards and small towns, with the Ventoux foothills in the background in the wider region. The village offers a peaceful stop for travellers wishing to discover the villages and landscapes of the northern Vaucluse, with a car being the most convenient way to get around.

Orange is the main heritage destination nearby. Its Roman ancient theatre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, hosts visits and performances, while the old town is easy to explore on foot. Courthézon and Orange railway stations provide train connections to the area; a car is useful for exploring the surrounding wine estates and villages. Château Valseille Park, along with several châteaux and green spaces, can also be found around Jonquières.

The seasons bring different colours to outings: spring and autumn are well suited to walks through the vineyards and visits to villages, while summer brings warm weather and long days. You could combine a morning in Orange with an afternoon exploring the wine-growing landscapes. Outdoor enthusiasts can spend a day on regional trails and enjoying the views, adapting their route to the weather. Markets in nearby villages are another way to discover local produce and the pace of Provençal life.