Suite Provençale

Suite Provençale offers a single suite arranged across two bedrooms and designed for four people. Its 50 m² include a private bathroom with a bath and shower, as well as mountain views. The layout suits travellers who want to share the same accommodation while having two separate bedrooms.

A fireplace, private entrance and soundproofed walls are also features of this suite. You will find a coffee machine, dining table and washing machine. Free toiletries, slippers, a hairdryer, towels and bed linen are provided. Mountain views and a bath complete the bathroom facilities.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the accommodation, and free public parking is available nearby. For meals, you will find an on-site café, as well as a kettle and coffee machine. Special diet menus are available on request. Breakfast is not served; however, the suite has ingredients for you to prepare it, including crispbread, honey and orange juice.

Reception operates 24 hours a day, and private or express check-in and check-out are available. A shuttle service and packed lunches are also offered. The spaces include a private entrance, heating and soundproofing; interconnecting rooms are available. Families can make use of board games and puzzles, as well as books, DVDs or music for children. Temporary art galleries are also among the facilities on offer.

Saignon is a hilltop village in the Luberon, in the Vaucluse, with old lanes and stone houses grouped around its medieval heritage. The landscape combines Provençal hills, cultivated land and views over the Apt valley. It is a place for walks through a small village and excursions between villages, rather than a stay centred on major urban routes.

Notre-Dame de Pitié Church is 110 m away and bears witness to local history. Saint-Eusèbe Abbey, in a rural setting, is less than a kilometre away. In Apt, the Musée d'Apt presents the history and traditions of the region; the town centre is 2.9 km away. Fort de Buoux, a hilltop ruin above the gorges, combines a walk with a chance to discover the area's heritage. Lourmarin Castle is another excursion, with its historic rooms and Renaissance architecture. Apt bus station makes regional travel easier, while having a car gives you more freedom to reach the villages and sites of the Luberon.

In spring, the surrounding paths are ideal for walks, and the temperatures are pleasant for visiting the villages. In summer, hot days make it worth planning visits for early morning, then spending the afternoon in the shade or at museums. Lavender blooms mark the start of summer in the region; in September, the landscapes and markets offer another way to discover Provence. A day can combine a walk in Saignon, a visit to Apt and an excursion to the gorges or nearby villages.