Villa Nymphée

Villa Nymphée offers two double rooms, each designed for two people. Both have a private bathroom, a terrace with views of the garden and mountains, and a coffee machine. Soundproofing and a private entrance help ensure privacy in each space. The rooms also include a safe, a desk and a hairdryer. The Deluxe King Room measures 40 m² and has air conditioning; its bathroom includes a shower and a bath. The Superior King Room offers 28 m² and includes a fan and outdoor furniture. It has a shower or a bath. Both rooms have an extra-large double bed and access to a private terrace, with views of the green spaces and surrounding hills.

Their layout is suited to couples: each has its own bathroom, a private entrance and a desk area. The Deluxe room stands out for its larger floor area and air conditioning, while the Superior room has a fan.

The heated outdoor pool is one of the main places to relax at Villa Nymphée. The garden, sun terrace, outdoor furniture and open-air dining area let you enjoy the setting at different times of day. Sun loungers and parasols are available by the pool, while a picnic area offers another place to sit outside. The villa also offers bicycle hire, badminton equipment, darts and board games. There is a café on site, with a teapot and coffee machine. The accommodation also includes tea- and coffee-making facilities. Private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the villa.

The shared areas include a garden and several terraces. Air conditioning, heating, soundproofing and private entrances add to the comfort of the rooms. The property is for adults only.

Vaison-la-Romaine is in Haut-Vaucluse, at the foot of the hills leading towards Mont Ventoux. The town combines an old centre with narrow streets and an extensive collection of Roman remains in the Ouvèze valley. The surrounding area brings together vineyards, Provençal villages and rolling landscapes. It is a stop for visitors interested in heritage, walks and food discoveries, with a more peaceful atmosphere than the large cities of Provence.

The ancient sites set the tone for sightseeing: Théâtre Antique still hosts performances, while the excavations on Puymin hill and Musée Archéologique Théo Desplans shed light on the town’s history. Pont Romain connects the two banks of the Ouvèze, and the lanes of the upper town climb towards the château. Chapelle Saint-Quenin, notable for its triangular layout, is 2.9 km away. Théâtre Antique is 3.1 km away. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 75 km away. A car is useful for exploring the surrounding villages and wine estates; free private parking means you can leave it on site while visiting the town.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for exploring the remains and nearby villages. In summer, plan archaeological visits for early in the day, then take a break by the pool during the hottest hours. A day can combine a visit to the ancient centre with a walk through the landscapes of Ventoux. The region’s markets and wine cellars are also a chance to sample products from Vaucluse and Côtes du Rhône wines.