villa Luberon

villa Luberon offers two accommodation options with different sizes and layouts: an 188 m² villa for six people and a 38 m² suite for two. The villa has three bedrooms, two living rooms, a kitchen and two bathrooms, making it suitable for families or groups of friends. The suite has a bedroom and a living room, as well as two bathrooms and a terrace. Both accommodation options have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine.

Garden and pool views characterise these spaces, which also have access to a patio. The villa stands out for its fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher and barbecue facilities, as well as its private pool. The suite also has a private pool and a terrace overlooking the garden. The beds are double beds: three in the villa and one in the suite. The kitchen facilities allow you to prepare meals in the villa.

The outdoor areas include a private pool, a patio, a sun terrace and a landscaped garden with outdoor furniture. An outdoor dining area and barbecue facilities make it possible to eat outside. An outdoor fireplace completes the space, while parasols and sun loungers are available around the pool. There is also a solarium and an outdoor swimming pool.

For activities, the guest house has a fitness centre and offers sessions with a personal trainer. The surrounding area is suitable for walks, cycling and hiking; a golf course is less than 3 km away. The bar and tea and coffee-making facilities round out the amenities. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and free private parking is available on site.

Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt is in the Luberon, an area of hills, stone villages and landscapes shaped by cultivation. Around the villa, fields and Provençal hills invite you to alternate walks, village visits and stops at local museums. This part of Vaucluse will appeal to travellers looking to discover rural heritage and ochre landscapes, with a car to get between the different sites.

The Sentier des Ocres, 4.0 km away, winds through colourful terrain near Roussillon. The village of Roussillon, 4.3 km away, is known for its ochre-coloured façades and old lanes. The Mines de Bruoux, 1.6 km away, reveal former ochre-mining galleries. The ôkhra - Écomusée de l'Ocre museum, 3.9 km away, traces the history of ochre and its uses. Further afield, the Château de Gordes and the Village des Bories offer more opportunities to explore local heritage. Marseille-Provence Airport is 53 km away.

Fine weather is well suited to walks through the villages and cycling or walking trips. In summer, the Provençal temperatures make it worth planning outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon. Lavender blooms across the landscape at the beginning of summer, particularly from late June to July. A day could include a walk along the Sentier des Ocres, a visit to Roussillon and a swim in the pool on your return. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures make excursions in the Luberon pleasant.