Une Sieste en Luberon

Both rooms at Une Sieste en Luberon accommodate two people and have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. They also each have a patio and a private terrace, with views of the garden. Their outdoor layout creates a space where you can enjoy some fresh air without leaving your room. One is a Superior Double Room, the other a Double Room.

The Superior Double Room is the larger of the two, at 30 m², and its windows overlook the garden and swimming pool. The Double Room measures 23 m² and combines a garden view with a mountain view. Both rooms include free toiletries, a hairdryer and towels. They have a shower or a bath and access to outdoor furniture. Their terraces and views provide a private outdoor space, with a panorama of the garden, swimming pool or mountain.

Une Sieste en Luberon combines landscaped outdoor spaces with a range of outdoor activities. The garden, terrace, patio and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the grounds at different times of day. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally. There is also a bar on site, and breakfast is available as a continental or buffet option.

Active guests can enjoy hiking, cycling and canoeing in the surrounding area. The property also offers bicycle hire, badminton equipment and table tennis; horse riding and a golf course are among the activities listed nearby. A private entrance, air conditioning and heating complete the facilities. Free private parking is available, and free Wi-Fi is provided throughout the property. The rooms are non-smoking.

Bonnieux is a hilltop village in the Luberon, in Vaucluse, with sloping lanes, stone houses and open views across the hills. Its terrain and heritage make it a pleasant place to wander among small squares, historic buildings and Provençal panoramas. The surrounding countryside alternates between vineyards, orchards, forests and stone villages; a car makes it easier to explore these places.

In Bonnieux, the Musée de la boulangerie traces the history of bread and the skills associated with the village. Nearby Lacoste is another hilltop village, known for its old lanes and the Château du Marquis de Sade. You can also explore the Luberon landscape on foot: the Cedar Forest has shaded walking routes, while the Ochre Trail in Roussillon passes through red and orange formations. The Village des Bories features rural dry-stone buildings. Marseille-Provence Airport is 81 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walking or cycling, with generally milder temperatures than in high summer. In June and July, lavender fields bring colour to several parts of the Luberon; flowering times vary according to altitude and the conditions each year. A day might begin with a walk around Bonnieux, continue with a visit to a nearby village, and end with a sunset over the hills. In summer, plan walks for the cooler parts of the day.