Mas Tulipe de Soie

Le Mas Tulipe de Soie offers two units for two people: an 18 m² double room and a 45 m² apartment with a separate bedroom and living room. Air conditioning, a private bathroom and a terrace are among their amenities. The views also distinguish the units: the room overlooks the garden, pool, mountains and river, while the apartment opens onto the garden and offers views of the mountains and inner courtyard.

The double room has a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. The apartment has a kitchen with a fridge and dishwasher, as well as a barbecue and a coffee machine. Both units have a large double bed. You can therefore choose between a room facing the pool and surrounding scenery, and a larger apartment with separate living areas and a fully equipped kitchen. Each terrace extends the accommodation outdoors.

The seasonal heated outdoor pool has a shallow end. Around it, the garden, outdoor furniture and sun terrace offer several places to sit. Sun loungers and parasols are also available, along with a pool cover. Badminton equipment, walking tours and bike tours add to the activities available on site.

Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. The accommodation is air-conditioned and includes a welcome tray with a kettle; kitchen facilities include a coffee machine. Breakfast is offered as a continental or buffet option. The rooms are non-smoking, and the property is for adults only. Indoors, amenities include a private entrance, good soundproofing and heating. Pool or beach towels are also provided.

Bevons is in the Jabron Valley, amid Provençal hills and scattered small villages. The hamlet of Les Rouines offers a rural setting away from major urban centres. Roads through the valley connect villages, mountain scenery and walking spots; a car is useful for exploring the area and reaching shops and services in neighbouring towns. This property suits travellers looking to stay in quiet countryside and visit the region’s attractions.

Sisteron, about 7 km away according to the nearby places listed, is known for its citadel overlooking the Durance and the entrance to the gorges. Sisteron Citadel offers an insight into the town’s military history and views over the valley. In the centre, the Church of Notre-Dame des Pommiers and the Cathedral of Notre-Dame and Saint-Thyrse reflect the local heritage. The villages of Noyers-sur-Jabron and Valbelle also offer the chance to explore the small roads of the Jabron Valley. Sisteron train station is 7 km away.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks in the valley, with temperatures generally milder than in the height of summer. In fine weather, you can spend a day in Sisteron, visit the citadel and then walk along the Durance before returning to the Jabron scenery. Hiking routes and bike tours let you explore the area at a relaxed pace. In summer, the outdoor pool and shaded areas of the garden offer a break after excursions. Plan to travel by car if you want to visit several villages and natural sites.