Top Villa

Top Villa is rented as a whole and offers 150 m² arranged across three bedrooms, three bathrooms and two living rooms. It can accommodate up to eight guests. Each of the three bedrooms has an en-suite bathroom, while the two living rooms are equipped with sofa beds. The sleeping arrangements comprise three large double beds and two sofa beds.

The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals at the property and includes a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and coffee machine. The washing machine and tumble dryer make longer stays and family holidays easier. The villa also has air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a terrace overlooking the garden, a balcony and a private pool. The bathroom has a shower or bath and a hairdryer.

The private pool and garden are the main outdoor spaces for relaxing. You can also eat on the terrace or in the outdoor dining area, or use the barbecue. Outdoor furniture and the balcony complete these facilities. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa.

Inside, the kitchen includes a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. A dining table, high chair, washing machine and tumble dryer are also provided. The living rooms have a sofa and a flat-screen TV with cable channels, satellite channels and streaming services. Air conditioning, a private entrance and soundproofing complete the facilities. Board games and books, DVDs or music for children are also available.

Orange is in Vaucluse, north of Avignon, on the Rhône plain. This Provençal town combines an old town with a particularly visible Roman heritage. The ancient theatre, whose stage wall is exceptionally well preserved, shapes the urban landscape and still hosts performances. The old town’s streets, squares and historic façades are easy to explore on foot. The town suits travellers interested in history, architecture and routes through the Rhône vineyards.

The ancient theatre is 2.5 km from the villa; the Museum of Art and History and several remains of the castle add to a visit to the town centre. Orange railway station, 2.9 km away, connects the town to the regional rail network. A car makes it easier to explore Vaucluse and the wine-growing villages nearby. Châteauneuf-du-Pape is known for its vineyards and cellars; Avignon offers another major heritage site, including the Palace of the Popes and its ramparts.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks around the town centre and visits to wine estates, with temperatures often milder than in midsummer. In September and October, the grape harvest shapes the season in the Rhône Valley. Summer brings hotter weather: plan visits to the theatre and monuments for early morning, then enjoy the pool during the hottest hours. You can combine a day exploring Orange’s heritage with a discovery of the surrounding landscapes and wine appellations.