Rêve perché

Rêve perché offers a 20 m² Double Room for two people. It has a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning and a terrace overlooking the garden. Its private entrance sets it apart from a room accessed through the shared areas. Bed linen and towels are also provided.

For relaxing, the garden view is paired with direct access to the terrace. A refrigerator and an electric kettle add to the room's amenities, and heating is also available. The bathroom includes free toiletries, a toilet and a hairdryer. This layout brings together the main amenities for a stay for two in Apt, with a private outdoor space facing the greenery.

Rêve perché's outdoor spaces include a garden and a terrace, as well as a swimming pool for enjoying days in Apt. The room has air conditioning and a private entrance. It also has a private bathroom, a shower and a hairdryer. Towels, bed linen and free toiletries complete the bathroom amenities.

Free parking is available on site. For everyday convenience, the room has a refrigerator and an electric kettle, and heating is also available. A continental breakfast is offered. The garden view opens the room onto the outdoors, while the terrace provides extra space to get some fresh air. These amenities bring together indoor comfort, a garden and a swimming pool at this property in Apt.

Apt is a small town in Vaucluse, amid the landscapes of the Luberon, between limestone hills, orchards and ochre-coloured terrain. You can explore its old town on foot, among narrow streets, Provençal façades and historic buildings. The town is also a base for exploring the hilltop villages and landscapes of Luberon Regional Nature Park; it suits travellers looking to combine walks, heritage and trips by car.

Musée d'Apt traces local history and traditional crafts, including faience and candied fruit. Sainte-Anne Cathedral and Porte de Saignon are landmarks along a visit to the town centre. 13 km away, Sentier des Ocres features cliffs and paths coloured by natural pigments. The village of Saignon, 2.8 km away, offers another glimpse of the Luberon's hilltop architecture. Further afield, Sénanque Abbey and Village des Bories make for additional heritage visits. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and natural sites.

Apt's Provençal market brings the town to life on Saturdays and offers a chance to discover regional produce. In early summer, lavender fields add colour to some of the surrounding landscapes; autumn is a good time for walks through villages and hills. You could start the day by visiting the town centre and museum, then continue along the paths or towards the ochre landscapes. In summer, plan walks for the cooler parts of the day and leave time to enjoy the swimming pool.