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Bed and breakfasts in the Rhône Valley, river, vineyards and Roman Provence

La Forteresse de Mornas  © VF
Mornas Fortress © VF
Arc de triomphe romain d'Orange © VF
Roman thriumphal Arc of Orange © VF
La Garde Adhemar © VF
La Garde Adhemar © VF
Aiguèze © VF
Aiguèze à entrance of the Gorges de l'Ardèche © VF
Châteauneuf du Pape © VF
Châteauneuf du Pape © VF

The Rhône Valley, a route into Provence and a place to stay

The Rhône Valley is one of the main routes into Provence. South of Montélimar, the climate becomes more Mediterranean, vineyards draw closer to the river, and historic towns mark both banks.

The Rhône: A Border and Connection Between People

The Rhône River separates the Drôme Provençale and the Vaucluse on its left bank from the Southern Ardèche and the Gard Provençal on its right bank.

A Valley Rich in History

For millennia, this valley, a true migratory and commercial axis, has been dotted with castles, fortresses, villages, and towns rich in history.

In the Drôme Provençale, iconic places such as Donzère, La Garde-Adhémar (ranked among the most beautiful villages in France), and Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux, the capital of Tricastin, can be found.

In Ardèche, Viviers stands out with its medieval monuments, while Bourg-Saint-Andéol and Saint-Marcel-d'Ardèche are also worth a visit.

In the Vaucluse, discover Bollène, Mondragon, Mornas with its fortress overlooking the Rhône, Piolenc, and Orange, famous for its Roman remains.

Finally, the Gard Provençal offers gems such as Pont-Saint-Esprit, Aiguèze, or Saint-Laurent-les-Arbres.

Away from the river, the old village of Cairanne overlooks the vineyards of its cru; gates, cobbled lanes and ramparts form a walk on the hill.

In Châteauneuf-du-Pape, lanes climb towards the papal castle. The walk continues with vineyard views and an introduction to the wines in the tasting rooms.

Bed and breakfasts in the Rhône Valley

Here is a selection of guest houses, gites and charming places to stay in the Rhône Valley, between vineyards and villages, with direct access to each owner’s website.

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Among the vineyards of Laudun, five air-conditioned rooms, including a family room, occupy a spacious stone country house. Individual décor, a large sitting room with a piano and a summer lounge make it easy to feel at home. A rural base for exploring Uzès, the Rhône vineyards and Avignon.

This address is located in Laudun and associated with a stay near Vallée du RhôneChâteauneuf-du-papeAvignonPont du Gard

Laudun 30290
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In Laudun, three spacious, air-conditioned rooms occupy a former 17th-century silkworm farm. Wood, natural materials and unusual details give each its own identity, combining old character with contemporary décor. The river, mature trees and seasonal cooking make this an intimate base for exploring the Gard provençal and its vineyards.

This address is located in Laudun and associated with a stay near Vallée du RhôneChâteauneuf du papeAvignonPont du Gard

Laudun 30290
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In Piolenc, four rooms and a suite with individual décor occupy a Provençal farmhouse dating from 1815. Bright interiors, patios and shared spaces give the house a friendly atmosphere. A welcome tailored to cyclists and seasonal cooking complement outings around Orange and the vineyards of the Rhône valley.

This address is located in Piolenc and associated with a stay near Vallée du RhôneOrangeChâteauneuf du PapeGigondas

Piolenc 84420
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In Saint-Roman-de-Malegarde, five individually decorated rooms and a small holiday rental for two occupy an 18th-century Provençal farmhouse. Generous spaces, countryside views and comfortable shared rooms give the house a warm atmosphere. A base between Vaison-la-Romaine and the Côtes du Rhône vineyards, on the edge of the Drôme provençale.

This address is located in Saint-Roman-de-Malegarde and associated with a stay near Vallée du RhôneVaison-la-romaineGigondasDrôme provençale

Saint-Roman-de-Malegarde 84290
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Above Saint-Marcel-lès-Sauzet, two air-conditioned rooms with individual décor open onto the garden and the landscapes of the Drôme provençale. Comfort and attentive hospitality give the house a restful atmosphere. In the warmer months, an unusual room perched in a tree offers a stay closer to the sky.

This address is located in St Marcel-lès-Sauzet and associated with a stay near Vallée du RhôneMontélimarDrôme ProvençaleArdèche méridionale

St Marcel-lès-Sauzet 26740
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In the heart of Grignan, five spacious, carefully decorated rooms occupy an old house just a few steps from the château. Views over village rooftops and the hills of the Drôme provençale accompany the stay. Explore the lanes, good restaurants and cultural events on foot, then return to the quiet of the house.

This address is located in Grignan and associated with a stay near Vallée du RhôneDrôme provençaleNyons

Grignan 26230

Planning your stay in the Rhône Valley

When should you stay in the Provençal Rhône Valley?

The Rhône Valley is very lively in summer, with festivals, markets, village evenings and wine routes around Orange and Châteauneuf-du-Pape.

Spring and autumn bring softer conditions for exploring Roman monuments, riverside landscapes and vineyards, with a quieter rhythm and generous light.

Where should you stay in the Rhône Valley to explore Provence?

A bed and breakfast around Orange, Mornas, Bollène, Châteauneuf-du-Pape or the Côtes-du-Rhône villages lets you combine heritage, vineyards and easy access to the main routes.

The valley is also practical for reaching Avignon, Vaison-la-Romaine, the Provençal Gard, the Drôme Provençale and northern Vaucluse.

What can you do in the Rhône Valley during a Provence stay?

The valley connects several Provençal regions and brings together Roman monuments, hilltop villages, vineyards and historic crossing points.

  • Visit Orange, its Roman theatre and triumphal arch
  • Discover Châteauneuf-du-Pape and the Côtes-du-Rhône wine villages
  • Walk up to the fortress of Mornas
  • Explore La Garde-Adhémar, Aiguèze or Pont-Saint-Esprit
  • Plan excursions to Avignon, Vaison-la-Romaine or the Dentelles de Montmirail