Mas du Clos de l'Escarrat

The accommodation at Le Mas du Clos de l'Escarrat comprises double rooms and apartments, ranging in size from 20 to 45 m². The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and an outdoor space: depending on the category, you can enjoy a balcony or terrace, sometimes with views of the garden and hills. A bathtub is among the room amenities.

The apartments also have a kitchen or kitchenette and a seating area. The ground-floor apartment has a separate bedroom and a terrace; the apartment with garden views has two bedrooms and a living room. The kitchens include equipment for preparing meals, including a refrigerator and utensils. The largest apartment also has a flat-screen TV. Designed for two or three people depending on the category, these accommodations let you choose between a double room and a more spacious apartment.

Le Mas du Clos de l'Escarrat has several outdoor spaces in its garden, including a terrace, outdoor furniture, a dining area and a picnic area. A barbecue lets you cook outdoors, while the outdoor swimming pool is surrounded by sun loungers and parasols. Pool or beach towels are also provided. The garden and terraces offer different places to sit throughout the day.

The rooms have air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. The accommodation has a private bathroom; some units include a kitchenette or kitchen, with a refrigerator, kettle and utensils. Free private indoor parking is available on site by reservation only. You can also enjoy walks and cycling trips in the surrounding area. Check-in and check-out are private. This guest house combines practical amenities with the outdoor spaces of a former Provençal farmhouse.

Jonquières is in the wine-growing plain of Vaucluse, between the landscapes of Comtat Venaissin and the hills of Provence. The village has a rural character, shaped by wine estates, gardens and country lanes winding through the vineyards. Views towards Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail give this part of Provence a distinctive skyline. The region suits travellers who want to alternate countryside walks with visits to villages and heritage sites.

In Orange, the Roman Theatre recalls the city’s importance in Roman times and still hosts performances. Courthézon railway station is 3.2 km away; Orange railway station is 8 km away. The centre of Orange, with its theatre and Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth Cathedral, makes an easy excursion by car. Avignon and the Palais des Papes are about 24 km away, for a day exploring monuments, museums and the streets of the old town. The surrounding wine estates offer another way to discover the landscapes and wines of Vaucluse.

Spring and autumn are well suited to visits and walks, when temperatures are milder. In summer, sunny days invite you to enjoy the outdoor spaces, with outings best planned for early morning or late afternoon. The harvest season, generally in September and October, brings the vineyards to life. For a more strenuous excursion, the trails of Mont Ventoux offer hiking routes; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages, estates and historic sites.