Villa familliale Mornas 4 chambres

The villa has one separate bedroom and a living room, in a 130 m² entire home designed to accommodate up to nine people. The bedroom has one single bed and three large double beds; there is a sofa bed in the living room. This layout combines a separate sleeping area with a living space where the group can gather.

The villa's facilities include a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace with garden views. You can prepare meals in the kitchen, which has a hob, oven, refrigerator and microwave. A coffee machine and kettle complete the dining area. The washing machine and storage space are practical additions for a stay of several days.

The villa combines indoor and outdoor spaces for family stays or trips with friends. The garden extends the living areas, and the furnished terrace lets you dine outside or enjoy some fresh air. Outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area complete these spaces. The villa has air conditioning, as well as a private entrance and a washing machine.

The kitchen includes a dining table, hob, oven, refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle and coffee machine. The living room has a seating area with a sofa and desk. The private bathroom is equipped with a shower, hairdryer and towels; there is also an additional toilet. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa. Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required.

Mornas is a village in Vaucluse, in the Rhône Valley, where houses stretch along the foot of a high cliff. The medieval fortress stands above the village and marks the landscape. The lanes and outskirts of the village offer a peaceful stop between destinations in the valley, while the hills and farmland reflect the Provençal character of this part of the department. The region suits travellers who want to combine heritage, walks and sightseeing by car.

Mornas Fortress, 940 m away, is worth visiting for its ramparts and panoramic views over the valley. Mornas village is 500 m away; its Notre-Dame du Val-Romigier Church and Saint-Pierre Gate add to a walk around the village. Orange, 9 km away, attracts visitors interested in Roman history with its ancient theatre and triumphal arch. Orange station, 9 km away, connects the city with other destinations in the region. Bollène–La Croisière station is 8 km away.

Spring and autumn are good times for sightseeing and walks, when temperatures are milder. In summer, plan outdoor walks for early morning or late afternoon. An excursion can combine the fortress, a visit to the centre of Orange and a drive through the Rhône Valley scenery. The grape harvest, usually in September and October, is also an opportunity to explore the region's vineyards. A car makes it easier to travel between villages, historic sites and the surrounding scenery.