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The 3 emblematic places to discover in Vaucluse

It's impossible to stay in Vaucluse without exploring its must-see treasures! The region is brimming with cultural and natural treasures that will delight the curious and the history buff alike. Discover three sites not to be missed during your B&B holiday.

1. The Palais des Papes

A true icon of the Vaucluse, the Palais des Papes reflects the richness of its history. Its majestic facades, refined architectural details and unique atmosphere make it an essential visit. Take the time to discover every nook and cranny, listen to the stories told by the locals or simply stroll around for a total immersion in the soul of the city.

2. Mont Ventoux

This iconic site in the Vaucluse reveals a whole new side to the region. A blend of nature, art and breathtaking panoramas, it invites you to contemplate and relax. It's the ideal place for a family walk, an impromptu picnic or a quiet moment at sunset.

3. The Pont d'Avignon

Finally, end your exploration with the famous Pont d'Avignon, a real local nugget. Whether you're passionate about culture, gastronomy or traditions, this place embodies everything that makes the Vaucluse unique. Enjoy the friendly atmosphere and local know-how in an authentic setting. These three must-sees perfectly illustrate the spirit of the Vaucluse: a harmonious blend of heritage, nature and the good life, to be discovered without moderation from your bed and breakfast accommodation.

The ideal season to rent bed and breakfast accommodation in Vaucluse

In Vaucluse, each season transforms the atmosphere of your holiday and changes the style of your bed and breakfast rental, depending on the type of getaway you're looking for, the price you're aiming for and the rhythm of your days and nights.

In spring, the Vaucluse rediscovers all its freshness. Gardens are lit up, terraces are set up and walks become very pleasant around village and town centres. It's a good time for a quiet rental, for 2 people or as a family, with a beautiful view of nature or by the side of the paths, so you can enjoy the markets and visit without excessive heat.

In summer, the Vaucluse is intensely alive. Between festivals, exhibitions, outdoor outings and lively evenings, the region attracts many travellers. Booking a B&B rental at this time means you can enjoy the local energy while returning to comfortable accommodation after a busy day, whether you choose an address close to the centre or a more peaceful spot on the edge of the countryside. To keep the price under control, consider comparing rentals by night, services included and reviews.

In autumn, the atmosphere becomes softer and the colours change: it's an ideal season to slow down. The Vaucluse can be discovered with more serenity, between museums, historic lanes, restaurants and gourmet breaks, often with more availability on rentals. A B&B rental, or even a charming flat depending on what you fancy, is perfectly suited to 2-person breaks that focus on culture, gastronomy and beautiful views without crowds.

In winter, the Vaucluse adopts a hushed atmosphere, conducive to cocooning holidays. Seasonal markets, bright lights and good places to warm up make you want to choose cosy accommodation, with a well-located rental to radiate easily or stay warm. It's also a great time to find a good price per night, taking into account traveller reviews and the type of rental you want.

The 3 must-try activities during your holiday in Vaucluse

Your B&B holiday in Vaucluse wouldn't be quite complete without a touch of adventure, a cultural interlude and a gourmet break. These three ideas for activities, easy to incorporate into your programme, help you make the most of your holiday, whatever the type of rental you choose, the price per night, or whether you're travelling for 2, with family or friends.

1. Explore the Ochres of Roussillon

To get some fresh air and take in the sights, head for the Sentier des Ocres in Roussillon. Alongside flamboyant cliffs and pine forests, you'll alternate between shady passages and spectacular panoramas, perfect for a walk and unforgettable photos. It's an ideal outing from your accommodation, whether your rental is a flat in the town centre or one of the quieter rentals, with a beautiful view over the Vaucluse countryside.

Address : Sentier des Ocres, Route de la Fontaine, 84220 Roussillon, France

2. Dive into history at the Théâtre Antique d'Orange

A must-see for heritage-loving travellers, the Théâtre Antique d'Orange impresses with its monumental stage wall and the unique atmosphere of the venue. The visit provides a better understanding of local history while enjoying a major site, to be discovered between two outings in the city. Remember to check the reviews, especially if you're comparing several rentals based on distance, type of accommodation and how you plan to spend your nights there.

Address: Rue Madeleine Roch, 84100 Orange, France

3. Fill up on flavours at the Apt market

To experience the Vaucluse up close, nothing beats a trip to the Apt market, renowned for its local produce. Between the stalls, you can put together a gourmet hamper, chat to the producers and find something to improvise for lunch beside a lively square. A great idea if you've chosen a bed and breakfast or flat rental, and want to keep your price in check while enjoying an authentic experience in the centre of town.

Address : Place de la Bouquerie, 84400 Apt, France

Our travellers' favourite amenities when booking bed and breakfasts in Vaucluse

For a successful holiday, the comfort of the accommodation counts as much as the destination. When choosing a B&B rental in Vaucluse, our travellers look closely at the facilities that make the difference, whether it's for 2 people for one night, a weekend in the city near the centre, or a longer stay by nature with a beautiful view. Here are the most sought-after facilities in our rentals, by type of address, price per night and reviews.

• Quality bedding and generous beds for restful nights after a day of sightseeing in town or village centres.
• Recent bathroom with walk-in shower or bath, ideal for relaxing after your excursions along the Vaucluse sites.
• Private outdoor space terrace balcony or garden to enjoy the view and balmy evenings, on the edge of a landscape or a stone's throw from the centre.
• Well-equipped kitchen practical if you book an apartment-type rental or a bed and breakfast with a kitchenette, to manage the cost of meals during your holiday.
• Air conditioning or heating depending on the season, for constant comfort night after night, whatever the type of rental.
• Fast Wi-Fi useful for checking reviews, organising your outings, or sharing your holiday memories.
• Washing machine and tumble dryer very popular for stays of several nights, with family or friends, especially when comparing rentals at the best price.
• Private or secure parking a real advantage in town, near the centre, or in areas on the edge of the busiest places.
• Pets allowed so you can travel with several people without constraints and make the most of the Vaucluse.
• Well-being area jacuzzi sauna or swimming pool, sought after for more premium accommodation, with views and comfort, depending on price per night.

Each B&B rental in Vaucluse has its own style, but these facilities often come up in travellers' reviews, as they make holidays simpler, more enjoyable and better suited to your type of stay.

What is the average price of a bed and breakfast in Vaucluse

The price of a bed and breakfast rental in Vaucluse depends on the season, the number of nights, the type of accommodation and the location, in town near the centre, on the edge of the countryside or with a beautiful view. Whether you are going on holiday with 2 people for one night, with your family in a more spacious accommodation, or comparing more premium rentals, prices also vary according to the services, reviews and comfort on offer.

Average prices found for a bed and breakfast rental in Vaucluse, by type and period:

• Bed and breakfast type studio or flat for 2 pers
  • Low season November to March: from €60 per night
  • Mid season April to June and September to October: from €80 per night
  • High season July to August: from €110 per night
• Guest rooms of the gîte or family home type.
  • Low season November to March: from €90 per night
  • Mid season April to June and September to October: from €120 per night
  • High season July to August: from €160 per night
• Premium guest rooms with spa
  • Low season November to March: from €150 per night
  • Mid season April to June and September to October: from €180 per night
  • High season July to August: from €250 per night

Price tip: to get the best rates on your B&B rentals in Vaucluse, book several weeks in advance, especially in summer. By comparing travellers' reviews, the view, the location in town or by nature, and the type of accommodation, you'll find it easier to find a rental to suit your holiday budget.