Rêve d’Emma

Rêve d’Emma offers two rooms overlooking the garden, with air conditioning and private bathrooms. They are designed to accommodate two or three people and each has a dining table. The Triple Room with Garden View measures 27 m²; it has a single bed and a large double bed, as well as a desk. The King Room with Garden View, measuring 22 m², has a large double bed and a private entrance.

Both rooms offer a garden-facing setting and useful everyday amenities, including a hairdryer, free toiletries and an iron. The bathroom has either a shower or a bath. Outdoor furniture is also available. The triple room stands out for its outdoor dining area, while the double room has a private entrance. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

The garden and terrace provide outdoor spaces to sit, while the picnic area and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the setting at different times of day. An outdoor dining area completes these facilities. The outdoor swimming pool has a shallow end; pool or beach towels are also available. Families can make use of outdoor play equipment for children.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and free private parking is available on site. The guest house offers bike hire for exploring the surrounding area. Activities include walking, bike tours, cycling and hiking, as well as canoeing and horse riding. A water park and bowling are also among the activities listed. The rooms have air conditioning, and the upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Plan-d’Orgon is a village in Bouches-du-Rhône, in the agricultural plain stretching between the Durance and the foothills of the Alpilles. Orchards and cultivated fields shape the landscape around the village; country lanes connect neighbouring villages and major Provençal sights. The region suits travellers who enjoy drives, markets and excursions combining heritage and nature. The pace is more rural than in nearby towns, with open landscapes and Provençal villages to discover over the course of your stay.

Cavaillon is a convenient destination for a day out, with Saint-Véran Cathedral, museums and the national-interest market. Base Nature du Grenouillet offers open-air spaces to enjoy. Further afield, Avignon draws visitors with its Palace of the Popes and historic centre, while the villages of the Luberon offer narrow streets, squares and views over the hills. Cavaillon station serves the region by train; a car makes it easier to visit rural sights and villages. The surrounding area is also suited to cycling and hiking, depending on your chosen route.

In spring, the green countryside invites you to go for walks and stop off in villages. Summer is a good time for swimming and early-morning outings, before the afternoon heat. In June and July, Provençal landscapes are coloured by lavender in areas where it is grown; autumn brings soft light and pleasant days for visiting Avignon or the Alpilles. You could start the day by exploring Cavaillon, continue with a walk in nature and finish in the garden, in the shade, after an excursion around the region.