Mas du Vieux Tilleul

Le Mas du Vieux Tilleul offers two double rooms, each for two guests and with a private bathroom. They also have a terrace overlooking the garden, a seating area and a coffee machine. Both rooms have single beds and their own character, despite having the same name.

The first measures 30 m² and has an outdoor area overlooking the garden. The second offers 40 m², giving you more space, as well as mountain views in addition to the garden view. Its bathroom has a walk-in shower. Other amenities include a hairdryer; the first room has a shower or a bath. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Outdoor spaces are a key feature at Le Mas du Vieux Tilleul. You can enjoy the outdoor pool, private pool, terrace and outdoor dining area. The garden is furnished with outdoor furniture, sun loungers and parasols. A mosquito net and tiled or marble flooring complete some of the shared-area amenities.

Free high-speed Wi-Fi is available, with a connection suitable for streaming and video calls. Parking is free, and luggage storage is available. Outdoor enthusiasts can also go hiking. For meals and drinks, the property has an outdoor dining area as well as a tea and coffee maker. Continental breakfast is among the services offered. The rooms have tea and coffee-making facilities, and bathroom amenities include towels and free toiletries.

Vaison-la-Romaine lies between the wine-growing plain of northern Vaucluse and the foothills of Mont Ventoux. The town brings together a lively old centre and a medieval town perched above the Ouvèze. Its lanes, stone façades and vineyard landscapes give this Provençal stop a pace that suits both heritage enthusiasts and travellers drawn to walks in the countryside.

The Roman remains at Puymin and La Villasse tell the story of the ancient town’s importance, while the Roman Bridge links the two sides of the town. The cloister and Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth Cathedral complete a visit to the historic centre. Château de Vaison-la-Romaine overlooks the rooftops from the upper town. Further afield, Mont Ventoux draws cyclists and walkers; the Dentelles de Montmirail and the Nesque Gorges also offer hiking routes and varied views. The Ancient Theatre is about 4 km from the house.

A car makes it easier to explore villages, vineyards and natural landscapes. Villedieu and Roaix offer a chance to discover small Provençal villages, while the roads around Mont Ventoux pass through vineyards and orchards. In early summer, the lavender fields around Sault bring colour to the plateaux; autumn is a good time for the grape harvest and walks among the vines. For a quieter day, combine a visit to the ancient sites with a stroll through the medieval town, then head out to enjoy the fresh air in the hills.