Villa Velleron - Guesthouse in a picturesque village

Villa Velleron offers two accommodation options for two people: a 25 m² Double Room and a 50 m² King Room Studio. Both have air conditioning and a private bathroom. The Double Room stands out for its balcony and views of the garden, swimming pool, town or inner courtyard. The studio offers more space and a different layout, with a fully equipped kitchen and a patio.

The studio kitchen includes a fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob and microwave, among other appliances. A coffee machine and electric kettle complete the facilities. The studio bathroom has a bath and a shower. The Double Room has a furnished balcony; the upper floors are accessible by stairs. Both accommodation options have a large double bed.

Villa Velleron has an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a terrace furnished with outdoor furniture. The shared lounge also serves as a TV room. Guests can use the free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The rooms are air-conditioned, while heating and tiled or marble flooring complete the indoor facilities.

Activities mentioned nearby include hiking, cycling and canoeing. The rooms are non-smoking and the property is for adults only. A tea and coffee maker is available. Bathrooms include a shower or bath, a toilet, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer. A fridge and electric kettle are also among the facilities. There is no parking at the property.

Velleron is a village in the Vaucluse, set amid the Provençal landscapes of the Comtat plain. Explore the centre on foot, among its narrow streets, village houses and Saint-Michel Church. The farmers’ market is a local fixture and offers a glimpse of the produce grown in the region. The setting suits travellers looking to alternate walks around a peaceful village with excursions to the towns and sights of the department.

Saint-Michel Church is 40 m away and Velleron Market is 470 m away. The Thouzon Cave, 3.7 km away, offers a chance to explore an underground site, while Thouzon Castle is 3.8 km away. Nearby L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is known for its canals and antique shops; Avignon offers another sightseeing option, with the Palace of the Popes and its historic heritage. The Thor and L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue railway stations serve the area, and a car makes it easier to reach the villages and rural landscapes.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often well suited to walks through villages and visits to historic sites. Summer brings hot days, making early outings and breaks by the pool a good option. You could start the day at the market, continue with a visit to the caves or the streets of L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, then finish in Avignon. For a longer excursion, the roads of the Vaucluse pass through orchards, hilltop villages and Provençal landscapes.