Mastignac Chambre d'hôte

The accommodation comprises two Superior Double Rooms and a One-Bedroom Apartment. Both rooms have a kitchenette, a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace. They share a coffee machine, a fridge and views of the outdoor areas. The first room covers 50 m² and can accommodate three people; the second is 45 m² and sleeps two. Both have a private pool among their facilities and overlook the garden, with different views of the pool, mountains or inner courtyard.

The apartment, also 45 m², has a separate bedroom and living room, and a fully equipped kitchen that includes a dishwasher. Its sofa bed complements the large double bed, bringing the capacity to three people. A terrace overlooking the garden extends the living space. These features let you choose between a room with a kitchenette and an apartment with a full kitchen, depending on your group and the kind of stay you want.

The outdoor swimming pool and garden are the main places to relax outside. You can settle on the sun terrace, use the outdoor furniture or prepare a meal with the barbecue facilities. There is also a picnic area and an outdoor dining area. Inside, a shared lounge with a television is a place to take a break after a day of sightseeing or activities.

Facilities also include a fitness centre. Activities available around the property include cycling, hiking, horse riding and canoeing; a water park and badminton equipment are among the leisure facilities. Cooking classes, tours about local culture and themed dinners are also available. Private parking is free and does not require advance reservation, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Breakfast is among the services, as are special diet menus on request.

Valréas lies in the landscape of the Drôme Provençale, surrounded by vineyards, fields and stone villages. This small town in Vaucluse forms the Enclave des Papes, surrounded by the Drôme department. You can explore its old town on foot, among squares, historic façades and narrow streets; the region also attracts visitors interested in heritage, wine and countryside walks.

In Valréas, Château de Simiane houses heritage rooms, while the Musée du Cartonnage et de l'Imprimerie traces an industry that shaped local history. Chapelle des Pénitents Noirs and Notre-Dame de Nazareth church round out the sights in the centre. The village of Taulignan, known for its medieval heritage and silk museum, is 4.3 km away. The surrounding wineries offer a chance to discover the region’s wines. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and rural landscapes; Valréas is also a place to stroll through the streets and green spaces.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for sightseeing and cycling, with temperatures generally milder than in summer. In summer, sunny days are well suited to relaxing by the pool and visiting nearby villages; take water and sun protection on walks. You could start the day by exploring the historic centre, continue with a museum visit and finish with a meal on a terrace. In September and October, the vineyards provide seasonal scenery during the regional grape harvest.