MAS DU RECATI

MAS DU RECATI offers four categories of double rooms, all for two people. They have a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a garden view. A private entrance, soundproof walls, a wardrobe and bed linen are also among the amenities. The pool with a view is a feature shared by all the rooms.

Room sizes range from 24 to 28 m². The Double Room and Standard Double Room are 24 m² and include a large double bed. The Large Double Room offers 28 m² and has either a large double bed or two single beds; it also has a dressing room. The Double Room with Garden View is also 28 m² and stands out for its extra-large double bed. The rooms are equipped with a hairdryer and free toiletries.

MAS DU RECATI offers free private parking on site, with no reservation required. The rooms have free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The private bathrooms include a shower, toilet, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer. Several rooms overlook the garden and have a private entrance.

Outside, the garden, terrace and outdoor furniture let you make the most of fine weather. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally, and sun loungers are also available. The communal areas include a bar, a snack bar and an on-site café, with wine and champagne. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge, and pet bowls are provided. Darts are available as an on-site activity.

Caderousse is a village in Vaucluse, in the Rhône Valley, between the agricultural landscapes of Provence and the region’s historic towns. Its rural setting suits travellers looking to alternate heritage visits with peaceful moments. The village preserves traces of its history, including its old gates and church, while the surrounding paths and landscapes are suitable for walks.

In Caderousse, Saint-Michel Church, Porte Léon Roche and Porte Castellan offer a chance to discover the local heritage on foot. The arboretum provides a stop among trees and planted areas. In Orange, the ancient theatre recalls the town’s importance in Roman times; the old town completes the visit. Orange railway station is 6 km away. Avignon, with the Palace of the Popes and its medieval centre, makes for a longer excursion. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages, historic sites and landscapes of the valley.

The hot days of the Provençal summer are suited to sightseeing early in the morning, followed by a break in the shade or by the pool during the sunniest hours. Spring and early autumn are pleasant times to explore the villages and visit Orange or Avignon, often in milder temperatures. You can spend a day visiting Orange’s monuments, then return to Caderousse to enjoy the garden and terrace. Those interested in heritage can also plan an excursion to Avignon, while the country roads invite you to explore the surrounding area at your own pace.