Villa Doce Lar

Villa Doce Lar is rented as a whole: guests have a 129 m² house with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. It can accommodate up to six people. The bedrooms have three large double beds and one extra-large double bed, a layout suited to a stay with family or friends. Some bedrooms have a private bathroom.

The fully equipped kitchen, dining area and lounge with fireplace make up the shared living spaces. Outside, a terrace overlooking the garden extends the living areas, while the windows also look out over the pool and mountains. The balcony, patio and private pool distinguish this villa from a simple room rental. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a dishwasher are also available.

The villa has a private heated swimming pool, open seasonally, and a private beach. The garden, patio, balcony and furnished terrace provide several outdoor spaces, with views of the mountains and garden. A barbecue is also available for al fresco meals. Inside, the fully equipped kitchen includes an oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher and coffee machine.

Private parking is free and accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property, and the rooms have air conditioning. Guests can use the shared lounge and enjoy the leisure facilities on site, including pool toys and sun loungers. Activities such as hiking and cycling are available nearby. An airport shuttle is offered for an additional charge; pets are allowed on request, with a possible supplement.

Lioux is a Provençal village in the Luberon, set among hills, hamlets and fields. Life here moves at a rural pace, and nearby villages can be explored along roads crossing farmland and limestone landscapes. Walkers can explore the local trails; in early summer, lavender fields add colour to the landscape. This property is particularly suited to travellers looking to stay in an independent house and explore the villages of Vaucluse by car.

Lioux village is 990 m away. Gordes, with its stone houses and sloping lanes, is a notable stop in the region. The Village des Bories features dry-stone buildings, while the Ochre Trail in Roussillon winds through landscapes in shades of red and orange. Sénanque Abbey, surrounded by hills, offers a visit focused on Cistercian architecture. These sights make good day trips combining villages, heritage and walking.

Spring and early autumn are pleasant times to explore the roads and trails, with temperatures generally more moderate than during the hottest weeks of summer. In June and July, the lavender fields add another attraction to the Provençal landscape. On hot days, you can plan visits for the morning and then enjoy the pool during the sunniest hours. For a longer outing, you can spend a day in Gordes and at Sénanque, or explore the ochre landscapes and lanes of Roussillon before returning to Lioux.