Mercure Cavaillon

Mercure Cavaillon offers three rooms and an apartment, with configurations suited to stays for couples or families. The Classic Double Room and Privilege Room are each 23 m²; a Classic Room with a double bed and a single bed is 22 m² and can accommodate up to three people. All three have air conditioning and a private bathroom. Soundproofing and a flat-screen TV are among the features they share.

The Privilege Room stands out for its south-facing balcony, pool view and coffee machine. The Classic Room for three people has a double bed and a single bed. For more space, the 55 m² apartment has a balcony and garden view; sleeping arrangements include a double bed, bunk beds and a sofa bed. Room sizes and individual facilities vary by category.

Mercure Cavaillon’s facilities combine outdoor spaces with useful everyday services. The garden, terraces and sun terrace offer several places to get some fresh air; the outdoor swimming pool provides space for a swim. Guests can also enjoy table tennis, a games room and a shared lounge with a TV. Hiking and cycling are among the activities on offer.

The restaurant, bar and on-site café add to the dining options, with children’s menus and wine or champagne available. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and express check-in is available. Room service and daily housekeeping are also offered. Free private parking includes an electric vehicle charging station and spaces for guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas.

Cavaillon is a Provençal town in Vaucluse, between the Durance valley and the Luberon hills. Its centre combines shopping streets, squares and historic buildings, with Saint-Jacques Hill rising above the rooftops. The town connects the agricultural plain with the villages of the Luberon; it suits travellers who want to alternate urban heritage with excursions through Provençal landscapes.

In the centre, Saint-Véran Cathedral bears witness to local history, while the Comtadin Jewish Museum traces the presence and culture of the Jewish communities of the Comtat Venaissin. The Saint-Jacques Hermitage offers a walk up the hill and views over the town and valley. Grenouillet Nature Base has open-air spaces. These places are 1.9 km, 2.0 km, 2.1 km and 1.9 km away respectively. Cavaillon railway station provides train access to the town; the A7 motorway passes nearby and makes it easy to travel to Avignon and other destinations in Provence.

In spring, mild days are well suited to walks around town and trips to the villages of the Luberon. Summers are hot in the region, so outdoor activities are often planned for the morning or late afternoon. Markets and seasonal produce also offer a chance to discover local flavours. By car, you can spend a day in Cavaillon, then explore the villages, agricultural landscapes and hills of the Luberon Regional Natural Park.