Mas le Jas

Le Mas le Jas offers two accommodations for two people, both with a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The Deluxe Room is the more spacious option, with 45 m² and views of the garden and pool. It also includes a minibar and a coffee machine, and its windows overlook the outdoor areas.

The Deluxe King Room Studio offers 32 m² and stands out for its fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher and terrace with a garden view. It also has a fridge, an oven, a microwave and a hob, as well as an outdoor dining area. Both accommodations include a large double bed and a private entrance. The studio suits travellers who want to prepare their own meals, while the Deluxe Room offers more space and views of the pool.

Le Mas le Jas has a seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool and a garden with a terrace. Sun loungers, outdoor furniture and parasols let you enjoy the landscaped areas around the property. The studio also has a terrace and an outdoor dining area. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and free private parking is available on site.

The accommodations are air-conditioned and include a flat-screen TV. The studio has a kitchen with a fridge, dishwasher, oven, microwave and kitchenware; an electric kettle and a coffee machine are also provided. The Deluxe Room has a minibar and a coffee machine. The bar offers a dining area, and facilities also include heating, a private entrance, and private check-in and check-out. The property is for adults only.

Cavaillon stretches across the Durance plain, at the foot of the Luberon, amid orchards, farmland and Provençal villages. Its centre brings together shopping streets, shaded squares and heritage that reflects its history. Saint-Véran Cathedral and the Saint-Jacques Hermitage are landmarks in the town; the market and local specialities also offer a good opportunity to discover the region’s produce. The setting suits travellers who want to combine town visits, walks and excursions to Luberon villages.

The Musée juif comtadin, 1.8 km away, traces the history of the Jewish communities of the Comtat Venaissin. Saint-Véran Cathedral is 2 km away and offers a glimpse of the centre’s religious architecture. By car, Les Taillades and its stone buildings make for an outing to a nearby village. Further afield, the Village des Bories, 12 km away, features dry-stone huts, while Gordes, 14 km away, is known for its stone houses and château. Cavaillon railway station, 1.4 km away, connects the town to the regional rail network.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the villages and landscapes of the Luberon, with milder temperatures for exploring on foot. In summer, morning markets and trips to shaded sights are ways to enjoy the warm days; the lavender season brings colour to parts of Provence from late June to July. You can start the day in central Cavaillon, then continue to Gordes or the country lanes. A car makes it easier to visit the villages, while the train serves regional journeys.