Petite Maison du Ventoux

Petite Maison du Ventoux offers one type of accommodation: a 150 m² apartment arranged to sleep up to six people. It has three bedrooms and three beds, as well as two bathrooms. The fully equipped kitchen and seating area give it the feel of a self-contained house rather than separate rooms booked individually.

The balcony and terrace open onto the garden. Air conditioning, soundproofing and a flat-screen TV are among the apartment’s amenities. You will also have a washing machine, dishwasher, fridge and kitchenware. The bathrooms have a bath and a shower. The layout suits travellers who want to share living areas while still having several separate bedrooms. Bed linen and towels are provided, and there is a private entrance.

The house has a kitchen with a hob, oven, fridge, microwave, dishwasher and kitchenware. You will also find a kettle, toaster and coffee machine, as well as a dining table. The washing machine and tumble dryer are useful for longer stays. Household linen, towels and ironing facilities complete the amenities available.

Outside, the balcony, terrace, garden furniture and dining area let you eat outdoors; a barbecue is available. Wi-Fi is free throughout the accommodation, and there is air conditioning. Free public parking spaces are available nearby. Activities listed among the facilities include hiking, horse riding, fishing, canoeing and tennis. The accommodation has a private entrance and soundproofed rooms. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Mormoiron is a village in Vaucluse, amid the Provençal landscapes that stretch along the foothills of Mont Ventoux. The village has a relaxed pace, with narrow streets, a church and a local museum; the surrounding area combines hills, woodland, farmland and vineyards. It suits travellers who enjoy alternating walks around a Provençal village with outings in the countryside, away from large urban centres.

Mormoiron centre is 120 m from the house. The Musée de Mormoiron, 250 m away, offers an insight into local history, while the natural area of Les Salettes and Vallat de Marquetton provides a place for walks 1.3 km away. The area’s wine estates offer another way to explore the countryside. Carpentras, 11 km away, has a railway station and an old town to explore; a car is useful for reaching neighbouring villages and hiking trailheads. Mont Ventoux dominates the region’s landscapes and draws cyclists and hikers.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are well suited to excursions and visits to the villages. In summer, set off early for activities on the trails or Ventoux roads, then spend the hottest hours taking a break in the shade. You can combine a stroll around Mormoiron with a visit to the vineyards and an outing to the landscapes of the massif; markets in neighbouring towns offer another chance to sample Provençal produce.