Villa Solary

Villa Solary’s rooms, suites and apartments offer several layouts, from a 15 m² double room to 38 m² apartments with one or two bedrooms. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. A coffee machine is also among the room amenities. Capacity varies by category: some accommodate two people, while the apartments can host more guests. The accommodation names distinguish, in particular, the suites and the apartments with a garden or two bedrooms.

The main differences are the space and the facilities. The Standard Double Suite has a balcony and a terrace with views of the garden and swimming pool; the Junior Suite also features these views and has a terrace. The apartments include a kitchen, with a dishwasher in the two-bedroom superior version. The One-Bedroom Apartment with Garden has a dining area and a terrace. The 32 m² Double Room offers several beds, while the 15 m² room is suitable for two people.

Villa Solary has an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a terrace where you can enjoy the fresh air between visits. Outdoor facilities also include a picnic area, garden furniture and an outdoor dining area. A private hot tub and massages are available. For getting around, free private parking is available on site; free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. The rooms and apartments have a private bathroom and air conditioning.

Dining facilities include a kettle or coffee machine, as well as fruit and wine or champagne. Depending on their layout, the accommodation also has a refrigerator, microwave or kitchenware; the apartments have a kitchen, and the superior apartment includes a dishwasher. A flat-screen TV is provided in the accommodation. Activities listed include hiking, cycling, canoeing, horse riding, fishing and skiing. A golf course is less than 3 km away.

Le Pontet is a commune in Vaucluse, on the Rhône plain, north of Avignon. Its landscape combines residential neighbourhoods, green spaces and historic estates; it offers a quieter stay than the streets of the old town, while still allowing you to spend time exploring Avignon. You can combine Provençal heritage, walks through gardens and trips to the region’s landscapes.

The Palais des Papes, a vast medieval complex that bears witness to the city’s papal history, is 4.6 km away. In Avignon, the city walls still enclose the historic centre, where you can stroll among squares, narrow streets and monuments. Pont Saint-Bénézet, known as the Pont d’Avignon, overlooks the Rhône and can be visited on a route dedicated to its history. Château de Fargues, in the commune, adds a heritage stop to a local walk. For travel to other cities, Avignon-Centre railway station is 5.5 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 41 km away.

Spring and autumn are well suited to exploring on foot, when temperatures are often milder; summer brings hot days and more visitors to Avignon’s sights. You can spend a morning at the Palais des Papes and in the old streets, then leave the afternoon for the swimming pool or garden. For a change of scene, you can explore the villages and landscapes of Vaucluse by car, while in Avignon you can extend your day with a walk along the Rhône. The region can be visited all year round, with activities suited to each season.