Unveil the Charm of Villeneuve-les-Avignon with Hotel De L'Atelier SAS

Loop along paths and roads through the Rhône plain, the Côtes du Rhône Gardoise vineyards and the garrigue. Road access: Avenue Charles De Gaulle / Parking Place Charles David in Villeneuve From the banks of the Rhône to the vineyards of Lirac and Tavel, this loop takes in a variety of landscapes. Garrigue, pine forest with sandy soil, historical and religious heritage, this itinerary, with no obvious difficulties, is a great introduction to gravel. -Road access: Avenue Charles De Gaulle / Parking Place Charles David in Villeneuve, Pont Edouard Daladier / Parking Ile Piot Avignon -Parking: Parking relais Piot from Avignon / Place Charles David from Villeneuve lez Avignon -Public transport: Bus Orizo N°5 -Recommendations: Avoid very hot weather, as the route is exposed to the Mistral wind. -Equipment: Gravel at least

Discover our heritage, terroir and grape varieties along this trail ... Departure from Cave de Tavel, follow signs 1 to 14, via Route romaine, Aire d'autoroute, Cravailleu, Rue de la Fontaine, Les Carteresses then Route romaine and Cave de Tavel.

Discover biodiversity and exceptional vineyards From the Cave de Tavel, follow the signs 1 to 6, presenting the grape varieties and terroirs behind this quality vineyard. Then follow the signs for Stade and Vallinière to reach desk no. 15 and continue towards La Genestière. Return to the winery via Stade.

Located on the banks of the Rhône, Islon St Luc is part of a Natura 2000 protected area. The area is of particular interest for its flora and fauna, and boasts a beautiful natural ensemble with a wide variety of species and natural habitats.Trees are dotted all over the area making it a nice place where families and older generations will enjoy going for a walk. Joggers and ramblers can make use of the health circuit set up there. Picnics can be enjoyed on the stone benches and tables in the shade of tall trees. Make sure you visit the Arboretum set up by the town of Châteauneuf-du-Pape and the National Forestry Office. It gives you the opportunity to find out about some surprising varieties of trees. L’Islon is the starting point for discovery trails such as the ecological trail, which invites visitors to (re)discover the natural heritage of Bras des Arméniers (distance: 2 km). Information panels along the way explain how the natural environment of Islon Saint Luc works. This is also the starting point for the Châteauneuf-du-Pape natural heritage trail. It goes along the banks of the Rhone and the converted towpath. It features a series of historic and environmental information panels. 10 km circuit. A map of the two walks are available from the Tourist Office.

A looping tour of the historic site of the Popes' summer residence and a gastronomic mecca. After passing through the village, the tour takes you to the famous vineyards, where you'll discover a landscape of pebbles and vines.

Remarkable area: Colline de la GrailleThis hill is a blend of natural and agricultural landscapes, offers a 270° view of Avignon and Mont Ventoux. The vegetation is typically Mediterranean, with holm oaks, pines and aromatic plants (juniper, cade and thyme). Find out more about our Greater Avignon nature trails at our Tourist Office reception desk.

"Distance: 23 km - Duration: 3h - Car park: Quai de l’Ouvèze in Bédarrides. Waymarked." "This ride through the magnificent Provence countryside takes you from Bédarrides to Courthézon along a small peaceful route along the banks of the refreshing Ouvèze river. One variation will take you across the Ouvèze grain-growing plain to discover the town of Jonquières, famous for its arts and crafts shops. Get the map and details of this ride at any Tourist office in the region or download it from the website www.provence-a-velo.fr/"

Follow the trail through the village and the majestic site of the Sainte Baume. Enjoy the moment in a wine-growing region with Provencal identity, authentic and tamed by passionate winemakers. Departure is from Lirac and the Caveau des vignerons. The route then takes in the following stages: Ségries, Les Sallet, La Vaussière, Valengruty and La Combe Nord. You'll have the opportunity to discover the Sainte-Baume site on a round trip via La Combe Sud, then return to the start via L'Eyrolle, Valdenaffret, Fontbesse and Les Jardins. Further information on the route is available from our Destination Provence Occitane tourist offices or in our "Les Côtes du Rhône Gardoises" guidebook. Maintaining, informing and promoting nature trails is everyone's business. So don't forget to take the right steps to protect the environment and hike in Provence Occitane.

Les Castillones" is the name of the ridge that proudly dominates the village from the west. Discover an exceptional panorama going from the Dentelles de Montmirail to the Mont Lozère passing by the Mont Ventoux, all in the heady scents of the garrigue. From the parking lot on avenue de la République, go to the place des Halles. Turn right on rue Henri Pitot then turn right to reach avenue Jean Moulin (sign "Aramon-Le Choisity") Turn left to take "l'avenue de la Gare" then left "le chemin des amandiers". Follow the red and white markings of the GR42. Turn right on "le chemin des oliviers". Pass over the railroad tracks and continue straight ahead. At the intersection turn right "chemin de plane d'houmé" and continue straight on for 2.6km (sportive climb). You will pass near the signs "Croix de Garbure", "Les Rompudes", "Combes de Gibarau" and "Taoule Messe". At the "Portail de la Planet d'Oume" turn left and follow the path (yellow markings) for 2km. At the sign "Les Castillones" turn left and continue the path for 1.4km. At the signpost "Quartier du Fangas" go straight on for 300m then turn left at the signpost "Valorière" to return to the village of Aramon by the "Croix de Garbure". Then take the path of the departure (red and white markings).

Nestling in the heart of the town, the Chartreuse du Val de Bénédiction is a jewel of Gothic architecture extending over almost 2 hectares. Today, it is a cultural center offering year-round programming. Come and admire its masterpieces, the mausoleum of Pope Innocent VI and the frescoes by painter Matteo Giovannetti, and take time out to relax in its gardens for a refreshing break. Founded in the 14th century by Pope Innocent VI, it became one of Europe's most prosperous until the mid-18th century. When the monks left during the French Revolution, it was sold and inhabited by the villagers, before being restored in the early 20th century and becoming a Cultural Center in 1973. Today, this remarkable heritage site is animated by a cultural project centered on performing arts, and welcomes numerous artists in residence. Throughout the season, La Chartreuse offers a rich and varied cultural program (shows, readings, artistic encounters, temporary exhibitions, conferences, etc.).

A national monument, Fort Saint-André was built to assert the power of the kingdom of France against the papacy in Avignon. It is a significant example of 14th-century French military architecture. Overlooking the whole town, with a unique panorama over the Rhône valley and Provence, it's an exceptional site. Fort Saint-André's strategic position allows you to enjoy a 360° panoramic view of Mont Ventoux, the Rhône valley, Avignon and the Alpilles from its covered walkway. The visit includes the Romanesque chapel of Notre-Dame de Belvezet, and the large defensive enclosure with the Tour des Masques and twin towers.

Saint-André Abbey was built by the Benedictines in the 10th century near the tomb of Sainte-Casarie (6th c.). Its influence was considerable in the region, where it owned over 200 priories from Uzès to Forcalquier. The buildings, rebuilt in the 17th and 18th centuries to designs by Pierre Mignard, were partly demolished after the French Revolution. Between terraces, ponds and the remains of Romanesque churches, you'll find Tuscan flowerbeds, century-old olive trees and other Mediterranean plants. And, as you stroll along the cypress-lined botanical path, you'll find one of the most beautiful views of Mont Ventoux, the Luberon, the Alpilles and the Palais des Papes. Jardin remarquable" label

Awarded the "Remarkable Garden" label in 2014, the abbey's gardens unfold between the remains of Romanesque churches and 6th-century tombs: Mediterranean plants, olive trees and century-old pines.... In the 2 hectares of gardens, it's rare to discover so many remarkable species (111 listed) and historical relics. A succession of atmospheres to explore: Tuscan, Provençal, romantic, mineral... along a walk where it's good to recharge your batteries. On the heights of Mont Andaon, these balcony gardens offer a panoramic view of Avignon's Palais des Papes.

In the heart of Provence, close to Avignon, the hotel Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie extends a warm welcome to this charming venue, with a traditonal Provençal restaurant and private outdoor heated swimming pool. Originally a Provençal farmhouse just across the river from Avignon, in Villeneuve lez Avignon, the Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie has 32 rooms exuding well-being and relaxing restfulnes. Lovely green grounds surround this 15th-century building, where historical charm combines with modern conviences. A warm discreet welcome, you will feel right at home here. The restaurant le Mûrier serves out of doors under the shady plane trees.

The Saint Bénezet bridge, a major witness of the history of Avignon, is known throughout the world thanks to the famous song. Built from the 12th century, it was washed away several times by the floods of the Rhone, and finally abandoned in the seventeenth century. Classified World Heritage by UNESCO. Legend has it that the bridge was built in the 12th century by a young shepherd from the Vivarais region, Bénézet, by heavenly command. In reality, however, the bridge's construction was an ongoing project spanning several centuries. Hydrological changes in the river, following climatic changes from the 15th century onwards, were responsible for its destruction. It was no longer used from the 17th century onwards. The bridge was 920 meters long, with 22 arches linking the two banks of the Rhône. A bearer of legends and an emblematic monument of the region, it was the subject of unprecedented interdisciplinary work from 2010 to 2016, mobilizing an entire community of researchers under the aegis of Greater Avignon and the CNRS. The results of this research can now be admired thanks to museographic and multimedia mediation devices that reconstitute the Bridge in 3D in its landscape at different times. PRACTICAL INFORMATION Ticketing: visits to the bridge can be purchased online, at the Tourist Office reception desk or on site, but access is available all day, with no time restrictions. New-generation touch-screen audio guides in 12 languages: Fr, Ang, All, It, Esp, Nd, Jp, Ch, Russian, Polish, Portuguese, Korean (flags). Child-friendly version in FR and GB. IH: The monument has been awarded the Tourisme & Handicap label for motor, mental and hearing disabilities, and is equipped with audio guides adapted for the visually impaired, Braille and audio description versions, and museography adapted for the hearing impaired, FALC. The monument is equipped with an elevator for disabled access. However, please check that it is working properly before you visit by contacting our team on + 33 (0)4 32 74 32 74. Thank you for your understanding. Dogs on a leash are welcome.

The monumental residence of the pontiffs, a symbol of the Church's influence on the Christian West in the 14th century, is the largest Gothic palace in the world! The Palais des Papes is one of the 10 most-visited monuments in France. The residence of the popes in the 14th century, construction of which began in 1335 and was completed in less than twenty years, is primarily the work of two popes known for their architectural commissions: Benedict XII and his successor, Clement VI. It features 25 areas open to visitors: state rooms, chapels, a cloister, and the pope’s private apartments, adorned with priceless frescoes by the Italian artist Matteo Giovannetti. The monument is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 2026–2027: The Palace of the Popes is undergoing a transformation! On May 1, 2026, a new chapter begins for the monument, with the introduction of new interpretive narratives and the opening of rooms never before shown to the public! This tour, which will eventually be organized around three themes, will be accompanied by numerous educational resources: interactive models, documentary films, explanatory panels, new signage… An enhanced visitor experience, designed to help you fully understand both the everyday and grand history of the Palais des Papes! Available as soon as this new chapter begins, the “Keys to the Palace” web app will let you access all the content in six languages from any smartphone. We thank you for your patience during this implementation phase, which will continue through spring 2027, and we hope you enjoy your visit! Rooms Open to the Public More than twenty rooms are currently open to visitors. You can explore the audience chambers, such as the Grand Audience Chamber and the Consistory, where major decisions were once made. The ceremonial halls are impressive for their exceptional size: the Great Clementine Chapel hosted solemn ceremonies, while the Great Tinel once echoed with papal feasts. The pope’s private apartments reveal a more intimate side of papal life, featuring the Pope’s Chamber and the famous Chamber of the Stag, adorned with secular and naturalistic frescoes that were unique for their time. The Chapels of Saint-Martial and Saint-Jean, meanwhile, offer an exceptional setting thanks to the priceless frescoes by the Italian painter Matteo Giovannetti. Finally, the Palace’s terraces open onto a magnificent panorama, taking in the city of Avignon, the Rhône River, and the entire complex. NEW: THE KEYS TO THE PALACE Explore the Palais des Papes with your smartphone! Throughout your tour, locate yourself on a site map and access all the content: history, architecture, points of interest, captions for audiovisual content… The choice is yours—just use the room numbers to find your way! How does it work? Once you’re there, connect to the local Wi-Fi network named _LesClefsDuPalais Follow the on-screen instructions or visit visite.io You don’t need to download an app or have an internet connection. Good to know: Available in FR/EN/DE/ES/IT/CH/JP/COR We recommend using headphones to fully enjoy the videos and audio THE PALACE GARDENS The gardens of the Palais des Papes offer a relaxing space and provide a better understanding of the entire monument. The 14th-century water system was chosen as the defining element of the Palace Garden’s design. The Pope’s Garden is an intimate garden that once had direct access from the Pope’s apartments. The renovation has restored its unique character. In 2022, the city of Avignon was awarded the Gold Prize for Remarkable Gardens, placing second in the Victoires du Paysage awards. The gardens are part of the tour of the Palais des Papes. Pets are not allowed. Picnics are not allowed. Accessibility: Exhibition layout adapted for the hearing impaired. Due to the large number of steps, the tour route of the Palais des Papes is partially inaccessible to wheelchair users. Numerous guided tours of the monument are offered throughout the year. For information and reservations, visit www.avignon-tourisme.com The gift shop and bookstore are open to the public year-round. Watch the video of the gift shop: youtu.be/17jxnfkn7cc Pets are not allowed (except for guide dogs). The Palais des Papes has been awarded the “Accueil vélo” certification. PRACTICAL INFORMATION Infants and strollers: Strollers may not be used inside the monument and must be left at the coat check. Baby carriers are available for loan. TICKET OFFICE: Avignon Tourisme invites you to book your visit online by selecting your time slot. Book at www.avignon-tourisme.com Tickets may be purchased on-site and at the tourist office for time slots that are not fully booked. Subject to change.

GO AND DISCOVER AVIGNON ON A GUIDED VISIT SETTING AND ENJOY PRIORITY ACCESS TO PALAIS DES PAPES! During your visit, you will head to the city's fortifications to discover the Rocher des Doms gardens. You will discover the rich cultural heritage of Avignon, the city where the popedom settled in the 14th century. You will enjoy a fast-track ticket to visit Palais des Papes. You end your visit with a wine tasting from  Côtes du Rhône, served in a historical area kept secret by the locals.

Cardinal Arnaud de Via, nephew of Pope John XXII, founded a chapter of twelve canons in his livery, to which he bequeathed his property in 1336. He enlarged the chapel, which became the collegiate church of Notre-Dame. In 1350, the canons had the cloister and belfry built adjacent to the church. In 1792, the collegiate church became the parish church, replacing the Saint-Pons church. This "paradise" features a sculpted decoration of flowers and foliage that is one of the finest examples of Gothic naturalism. The collegiate church of Notre-Dame and its cloister are listed as a Monument Historique.

Housed in a handsome 17th-century mansion, it is the former former palace of Cardinal Ceccano. It houses Enguerrand Quarton's masterpiece Le Couronnement de la Vierge (The Coronation of the Virgin), dating from 1453-54, and the famous 14th-century Virgin in Ivory, and also presents a panorama of painting from the 16th to the 18th century, with works by Simon de Châlons, Nicolas Mignard, Philippe de Champaigne and Reynaud Levieux.

Nestling in the heart of the town, the Chartreuse du Val de Bénédiction is a jewel of Gothic architecture extending over almost 2 hectares. Today, it is a cultural center offering year-round programming. Come and admire its masterpieces, the mausoleum of Pope Innocent VI and the frescoes by painter Matteo Giovannetti, and take time out to relax in its gardens for a refreshing break. Founded in the 14th century by Pope Innocent VI, it became one of Europe's most prosperous until the mid-18th century. When the monks left during the French Revolution, it was sold and inhabited by the villagers, before being restored in the early 20th century and becoming a Cultural Center in 1973. Today, this remarkable heritage site is animated by a cultural project centered on performing arts, and welcomes numerous artists in residence. Throughout the season, La Chartreuse offers a rich and varied cultural program (shows, readings, artistic encounters, temporary exhibitions, conferences, etc.).

A national monument, Fort Saint-André was built to assert the power of the kingdom of France against the papacy in Avignon. It is a significant example of 14th-century French military architecture. Overlooking the whole town, with a unique panorama over the Rhône valley and Provence, it's an exceptional site. Fort Saint-André's strategic position allows you to enjoy a 360° panoramic view of Mont Ventoux, the Rhône valley, Avignon and the Alpilles from its covered walkway. The visit includes the Romanesque chapel of Notre-Dame de Belvezet, and the large defensive enclosure with the Tour des Masques and twin towers.

7-hectare park in the heart of the historical centre. A lovely place to walk and stroll, for all ages. The hill has many places to sit and rest, a playground, and an outdoor theatre. Gorgeous views over Villeneuve lez Avignon and Avignon. This park was once religious property and still has some vestiges of the Petite Chartreuse, a hermitage where Father Crouzet-Lacombe, the last Carthusian father in Villeneuve after the Reévolution, took refuge. You can see the tomb that he prepared in the rock. The chapel, Notre-Dame de Consolation, is at the very top of the park, and was painted with frescoes by Albert Martin, that illustrate the traditional Saint-Marc celebration, related to wine and vineyards. Enter by the street R Montée de la Tour (the Paul de La Boulaye gate) and the street Rue Montolivet (by the school).

Saint-André Abbey was built by the Benedictines in the 10th century near the tomb of Sainte-Casarie (6th c.). Its influence was considerable in the region, where it owned over 200 priories from Uzès to Forcalquier. The buildings, rebuilt in the 17th and 18th centuries to designs by Pierre Mignard, were partly demolished after the French Revolution. Between terraces, ponds and the remains of Romanesque churches, you'll find Tuscan flowerbeds, century-old olive trees and other Mediterranean plants. And, as you stroll along the cypress-lined botanical path, you'll find one of the most beautiful views of Mont Ventoux, the Luberon, the Alpilles and the Palais des Papes. Jardin remarquable" label

Awarded the "Remarkable Garden" label in 2014, the abbey's gardens unfold between the remains of Romanesque churches and 6th-century tombs: Mediterranean plants, olive trees and century-old pines.... In the 2 hectares of gardens, it's rare to discover so many remarkable species (111 listed) and historical relics. A succession of atmospheres to explore: Tuscan, Provençal, romantic, mineral... along a walk where it's good to recharge your batteries. On the heights of Mont Andaon, these balcony gardens offer a panoramic view of Avignon's Palais des Papes.

The dungeon of a fortress built in the 13th century by the King of France at the mouth of the famous Avignon bridge, to which it controlled access, the Tour Philippe le Bel dominates the whole of Provence. Beautiful vaulted rooms, permanent museum space. The dungeon of a fortress built in the 13th century by the King of France at the mouth of the famous Pont d'Avignon, to which it controlled access, the Tour Philippe le Bel dominates the whole of Provence, offering an exceptional panoramic view of Villeneuve lez Avignon, Avignon and the Rhone valley. The tower boasts beautiful vaulted rooms, as well as a permanent museum space entitled "Mémoires de tour". The exhibition covers the following themes: The figure of King Philippe le Bel; Avignon's territory around the Rhône, from the Carolingian era to the French Revolution; Bridge building in medieval times; 3D view of the Pont d'Avignon in its landscape, at different times. These four major themes are translated into a bilingual French-English tour.

Covering a hectare, this well-kept, country-style garden is marked by flowerbeds, walkways and Mediterranean plants. This garden was created in 1998 on the site of former quarries that had been used successively as a rubbish dump, ammunition depots during the war and a salt storage area.

The ramparts, ranked as UNESCO World Heritage, encircle the entire old city. They are 4.3 km long, and were started in 1355 during the Papacy of Pope Innocent VI, to protect the city from the assaults by the roving bands of mercenaries. They were finished in 1370 under Pope Urban V. The entrance of the Avignon Bridge provides access onto the ramparts, and to the Rocher des Doms Gardens. The views over the city and the Rhône River are breathtaking. There is no charge to go up on the ramparts.

Relax and breathe… On the wine route, two kilometres from Châteauneuf-du-Pape, La Sommellerie is a haven of peace. In the elegant setting of the restaurant, you will enjoy a refined and home-made cuisine. This former sheepfold dating from the 17th century with its thick walls and typically Provençal character has 16 bedrooms and a restaurant opening on to a shaded terrace, a garden and a swimming pool. An ideal environment for business lunches and for romantic dinners.

With its quiet, shady terrace, boule court and free Wi-Fi, this village bistro is an idyllic spot to sample the country life. For a slice of the Provençal lifestyle, come and eat at Les Acacias! Traditional cuisine served on a quiet, shady terrace. Specialities: Cherry tomato tarte tatin with fresh goat’s cheese, Mediterranean-style sea bass fillets, lemon and herb-marinated pork pluma, bone marrow with Camargue fleur de sel. Free Wi-Fi, local and regional newspapers, cards, dice and board games.

Located in the heart of the small village of Lafare, the Bistro de Lafare offers traditional, family-style cuisine based on fresh, local, seasonal produce, as well as a grocery store and bread depot.

The "Le M" restaurant invites you to experience a natural, inventive gourmet meal made from our organic vegetable garden and seasonal produce.

Home-cooked Provencal cuisine, served in front of the fireplace in winter in the large, bright dining room, and on the large, shady terrace in summer. Ample free private parking in front of the restaurant.

Charming restaurant in a stone farmhouse. Fresh home-made cuisine. Romantic decor, garden and terrace for sunny weather. Private parking.

Awarded with a Michelin star, the gourmet restaurant Les Bories will awaken the taste buds of all gourmets and epicureans. The chef of the restaurant at Les Bories & Spa likes to attach himself to the richness of the region and to the wonderful products offered by Provence. A beautiful terroir that the Chef likes to revisit by diverting from classic dishes, while retaining the essence of each product. Tastes and colors combine like beautifully drawn paintings. The number of places are limited, it is necessary to reserve in advance.

Bistro-style restaurant, terrace with view, cosy, modern interior.

Facing the castle this Italian trattoria is an institution in Gordes. Enjoy Napolitan pizzas, antipastis and excellent pasta on its terrace or in its traditional dining room.

In the heart of Provence, close to Avignon, the hotel Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie extends a warm welcome to this charming venue, with a traditonal Provençal restaurant and private outdoor heated swimming pool. Originally a Provençal farmhouse just across the river from Avignon, in Villeneuve lez Avignon, the Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie has 32 rooms exuding well-being and relaxing restfulnes. Lovely green grounds surround this 15th-century building, where historical charm combines with modern conviences. A warm discreet welcome, you will feel right at home here. The restaurant le Mûrier serves out of doors under the shady plane trees.

A peaceful and welcoming winemakers’ house located at the centre of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, the most famous wine area in the Rhone Valley. A must for all wine lovers! In the evening, on the patio, near the pool, Danièle, a qualified wine expert, will be delighted to share her travel memories, the art of living in Provence and her passion for cookery, along with the wines from the region, from France and elsewhere. Breakfast is served beside the fireplace or in the garden. “The cosy corner” of the house. An impressive library, the arts, French and overseas literature, dozens of modern works and a wine and cuisine collection (works to be read on site). 3 bedrooms with 3 different atmospheres: CARMEN (2nd floor). A charming, cosy room in the colours of the south; “honey” style furniture. Bed 160 × 200. Great bathroom (bath and shower). Parefeuilles Provence floor. LI BAI, the “Chinese” bedroom, is named after the great 11th century poet who wrote a great many poems in praise of wine! Refined decor and furniture, souvenirs from the owner’s travels. “Open” bathroom with separate shower and toilet. The room (on the 2nd floor), in loft style, can accommodate 3 people: large bed: 180 × 200 for 2 + 1 bed 90 x 200 OR 3 separate beds for 3 people 90 × 200. Breathtaking 180° view of the vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape!

Welcome home! Bastide la Buissière, an authentic 18th-century Provencal home nestled in a peaceful green setting, offers 2 unique guest rooms combining comfort and antiques. Our table d'hôtes promises convivial meal breaks.

3-star hotel-restaurant with 54 rooms, a short walk from Orange town centre. Hotel entirely renovated in 2015. Free, secure car park. Campanile has 34 “Prestige” rooms and 20 standard rooms, with 3 rooms respecting the latest reduced-mobility standards. A secure car park, locked at night. Restaurant open from noon to 2 p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. Terrace for 30 guests. Campanile can welcome groups both at the hotel and the restaurant. Secure bike garage available.

The Glacier Hotel has been owned by our family since 1947, and welcomes guests at the heart of the historic centre of Orange, in a tree-lined avenue amidst café and restaurant terraces. The hotel has 33 charming, cosy and contemporary rooms. The warm welcome and wide range of facilities will guarantee an unforgettable experience at the heart of the Cotes du Rhone wine region. All the rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with a shower or bath, toilet, telephone and TV. Free wifi. Relaxing, cultural or sports trails. Bikes for rent at the hotel.

This holiday cottage is a former traditional farmhouse renovated with dedication by its owners, in the heart of the vineyards in Beaumes-de-V, right next to its authentic Provençal town centre. Perfect for exploring the surrounding Dentelles de Montmirail mountains, Mont Ventoux and the Côtes du Rhône.

Situated in the heart of a Côtes-du-Rhône vineyard with views of the Dentelles de Montmirail and Mont Ventoux, our campsite offers a choice of 100 or 200 m² pitches. Swimming pool with paddling pool and mobile homes. The campsite is in the heart of a Côtes-du-Rhône wine-growing estate, with views of the Dentelles de Montmirail and Mont Ventoux. Numerous walks and bike rides will take you through the magnificent hilltop villages. Near Vaison-la-Romaine, Orange, Carpentras, Gigondas.

Nestled among vines, olive trees and native forest at the heart of an organic vineyard, Le Mas is a tastefully renovated Provençal farmhouse for up to 11 guests. Enjoy a vine-shaded terrace, enclosed garden and shared pool. Surrounded by the vines, native forest and olive trees of an organic vineyard, Le Mas is a tastefully renovated 5-bedroom Provençal farmhouse made for family, friends and special occasions. This generous farmhouse sleeps up to 11, with three bedrooms with queen-size beds (160cm), a triple room with three single beds, a single bedroom, and an additional mezzanine with single bed. Le Mas is furnished with three bathrooms with showers, one of which also has a bathtub, and three WCs. A fully-equipped kitchen-dining room leads on to a spacious living area (with AC and wood-burning stove), and Le Mas also benefits from a second living/TV room. Outside, a peaceful vine-covered terrace with dining table and chairs gives on to the garden of the Le Mas, with access to a swimming pool, shared with one other gite.

Farmhouse located in the midst of 5 hectares vineyards and olive groves planted in drystone terraces. 5 hectares of woods.. Magnificent views over the Comtat Venaissin and the Dentelles de Montmirail. Shady garden, not fenced in. Quiet and cool in the summer time. Trellis, authentic, quiet setting. Secured pool with lifeguard, drystone architecture, entrance gate. The kitchen is available to guests. Corinne and Jean-Luc are vine growers from three generations of winemakers. Walking maps available, hikes can start from the house. Secured bike storage area, cyclo-touring charter. Bocce ball playing. - Rooms have Provencal decoration, with views over the Comtat Venaissin and the Dentelles de Montmirail. Private toilet and shower, TV. Rooms are all on one level, and have views over the the estate vineyards. WIFI Internet access. Lounge chairs available. - Generous Provencal breakfasts are served out of doors during the summer, under the flower trellis. Hiking and biking paths start from the farm. Rock climbing nearby in the Dentelles de Montmirail. Visit the Côtes du Rhône Villages cellars. Beautiful nature outings around Beaumes-de-Venise. You can visit the Beaumes-de-Venise wine cooperative cellar with the homeowners, enjoy a guided visit of the vineyards, and tasting of our wines.

Opening 03/04/2020 > 18/10/2020 In the very heart of the Alpilles in Provence, Huttopia Fontvieille – Provence campsite boasts an exceptional location in the pine forest of Fontvieille.