Apartment 'les Ecureuils'

New, INDEPENDENT apartment in the countryside, nestled among the vineyards and orchards of the owners' estate. In the heart of Luberon, enjoying the peace and quiet beneath the pine trees. Close to remarkable hiking trails, you can walk around the farm; upon your arrival, we’ll introduce you to the aroma and delicious flavors of our produce. A great location for biking and hiking. Spring, with its cherry blossoms, reminds you that you’re in cherry country. In summer, with the song of the cicadas and the tranquility beneath the pine trees, you’ll enjoy a dip in the pool. The autumns, reminiscent of an Indian summer with their thousand vibrant colors, are truly delightful; hikers love them. Winters are mild and bring you peace and tranquility.


Conveniently located between Roussillon and Rustrel, the lavender route in July, the village of Boryux, and Gordes. Equidistant from Aix and Avignon, one hour from the sea or from Mont Ventoux.
Half an hour from the Vaucluse spring or the stairs of the Saul plateau, among the lavender fields, where you can continue on to the Méouge gorges, for example. 5 minutes from Luberon and the cedar forest, to recharge a bit in July. 5 minutes from the cliffs of Buoux and its quaint little villages. Eight days aren’t enough to see it all—to discover and admire everything—not to mention the farmers’ markets (Sunday in Coustellet and Tuesday morning in Apt) and the Provençal markets (Bonnieux on Friday, Roussillon on Thursday), with their scents, colors, and sense of the good life. The Vaucluse region, rich in agriculture and varied landscapes, and the Luberon Park with its wildlife. Bonnieux and its two churches. Just 10 minutes from Menerbes and Lacoste. In the summer, all these villages offer a variety of events and attractions.
And let’s not forget the “Bienvenue à la ferme” evening markets—you’ll find a stand selling farm products right on the hotel grounds.
From there, you can continue on to St. Remy de Provence, the Alpilles, Arles, and the Camargue—all just an hour away.
Alternatively, head toward Forcalquier and the Alpes de Haute Provence, or toward Manosque and Moustier.


Conveniently located between Roussillon and Rustrel, the Lavender Route in July, the village of Boryux, and Gordes. Equidistant from Aix and Avignon, one hour from the sea or from Mont Ventoux.
Half an hour from the Vaucluse spring or the stairs of the Saul plateau, along the lavender trail where you can continue on to the Méouge gorges, for example. 5 minutes from Luberon and the cedar forest, to cool off a bit in July. 5 minutes from the cliffs of Buoux and its quaint little villages. Eight days aren’t enough to see it all—to discover and admire everything—not to mention the farmers’ markets (Sunday in Coustellet and Tuesday morning in Apt) and the Provençal markets (Bonnieux on Friday, Roussillon on Thursday), with their scents, colors, and sense of the good life. The Vaucluse region, rich in agriculture and varied landscapes, and the Luberon Park with its wildlife. Bonnieux and its two churches. Just 10 minutes from Menerbes and Lacoste. In the summer, all these villages offer a variety of events and attractions.
And let’s not forget the “Bienvenue à la ferme” evening markets—you’ll find a stand selling farm products right on the hotel grounds.
From there, you can continue on to St. Rémy-de-Provence, the Alpilles, Arles, and the Camargue—all just an hour away.
Alternatively, head toward Forcalquier and the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, or toward Manosque and Moustiers.