Urban Style Blason du Ventoux

The five room categories range from the Single Room, designed for one guest, to the Superior Double Room, which can accommodate up to three guests. All include air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The double rooms differ in size, layout and outlook: some overlook the streets of Carpentras, while others face an inner courtyard.

Depending on the room category, you may also find a patio, a bath or a coffee machine. The Standard Double Room has both a bath and a shower; the King Room also has a patio. The room accessible to guests with reduced mobility is on the ground floor and offers a choice of bed configuration. The larger Superior Double Room overlooks the inner courtyard and has a coffee machine. Room sizes range from 12 to 22 m². Beds vary by category and include a single bed, a large double bed or alternative configurations.

The hotel brings together several useful services for a stay in Carpentras. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and the rooms are air-conditioned. The restaurant, bar, on-site café and snack bar offer various places to enjoy a drink or a meal. Children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request; wine and champagne are also among the options.

Outdoor spaces include a terrace and garden furniture. Leisure activities on offer include bicycle hire, bike tours, walking tours, hiking, canoeing, horse riding, fishing and tennis. Cultural activities, concerts and shows are also available. Families can enjoy board games and puzzles. Luggage storage, lockers and daily housekeeping complete the facilities. The hotel also has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including a low washbasin, raised toilet and grab rails.

Carpentras is a Provençal town in Vaucluse, at the foot of Mont Ventoux and amid the agricultural landscape of the Comtat Venaissin. Its old town is a mix of shopping streets, squares, religious buildings and façades from different periods. The town has a lively local scene, particularly at its Friday market, where stalls showcase regional produce. It suits visitors drawn to Provençal heritage, cyclists and travellers wishing to explore the villages and landscapes of Vaucluse.

Saint-Siffrein Cathedral, known for its southern Gothic architecture, is 230 m away. L'Inguimbertine, housed in the former Hôtel-Dieu, combines a library and museum and is 280 m away. The Roman Arch, an ancient remnant in the town centre, is within walking distance, as are several chapels and the Sobirats Museum. Carpentras railway station, 520 m away, connects the town to the regional rail network. A car is useful for trips to the villages and natural sites around Mont Ventoux; the town centre streets are easy to explore on foot.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks and cycling, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. Cyclists can choose a climb towards Mont Ventoux, while walkers will find routes in the surrounding hills and uplands. In summer, hot days make it worth planning visits for early morning and taking a break during the middle of the day. A day in Carpentras could start at the market, continue with a visit to the cathedral and museums, and end with an excursion into the landscapes of the Comtat.