Bed and breakfasts in Vaucluse, from Avignon to the Luberon and Mont Ventoux

In the heart of Velleron, four rooms and a suite, all air-conditioned, occupy a former olive mill behind old village walls. Provençal décor and relaxation spaces give the house an intimate atmosphere. A holiday rental for two completes this address, where guests enjoy the farmers’ market and flavours shared at the table.

In Cadenet, five colourful, peaceful rooms occupy a former tile works turned guest house. Shared living spaces and the orangery invite guests to linger in a house centred on meeting others. Vines, olive trees and musical creations are part of life on this estate on the southern slopes of the Luberon.

In Orange, three rooms and a family suite welcome travellers to an air-conditioned villa with carefully chosen décor. Terraces and a flower-filled garden lend a restful atmosphere, with a friendly welcome. A base for combining Roman heritage, evening performances and visits to the vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape.

In Bonnieux, five bright, comfortable rooms look out over the valley, the villages of the Luberon and Mont Ventoux. Each has its own entrance and terrace area for enjoying the scenery. The nearby village puts restaurants and lanes within walking distance, before returning to the quiet of this Provençal house.

Above Cairanne, four holiday rentals for two to four guests and a guest room occupy a former wine-growing farmhouse. Renovated interiors and private terraces offer peaceful stays with views over the village and valley. An address for well-being and wine discoveries, between the Dentelles de Montmirail and Mont Ventoux.

In the Combe de Lourmarin, four spacious, comfortable rooms occupy a 17th-century country house that has belonged to the same family for generations. The river, trees and quiet sitting areas create a cool, peaceful setting. A house to linger in between walks, halfway between the villages of the northern and southern Luberon.

In Châteauneuf-de-Gadagne, five bright rooms named after grape varieties tell the story of a wine-growing family home. Individual décor and thoughtful comforts create an intimate atmosphere. Breakfast beneath the hackberry tree and quiet moments in the glass-roofed room invite a longer stay between Avignon and the Pays des Sorgues.

In Maubec, this holiday house for eight offers four bedrooms and welcoming living spaces opening onto terraces. Thoughtful décor and air-conditioned interiors provide a comfortable setting for family and friends. The village is within walking distance, while the paths of the Luberon begin close to the house.

In the hamlet of Les Gros, near Gordes, five air-conditioned rooms occupy a former 17th-century olive mill. Contemporary décor highlights old stonework, with colours inspired by the landscapes of Provence. Flower-filled courtyards, an arbour and a comfortable sitting room invite lingering between outings in the Luberon.

In Méthamis, five rooms and two holiday rentals for two guests each give a contemporary interpretation of a 17th-century country house. Whirlpool baths, uncluttered décor and views over the Nesque gorges create a stay centred on well-being. One unusual room has a bed that slides out onto the terrace for sleeping beneath the stars.

In Sarrians, five spacious rooms and a holiday rental for four occupy a former wine farm. Country-chic style combines stone, selected furniture and contemporary touches in a warm atmosphere. Between vineyards, Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail, combine rest, walks and discoveries of Vaucluse wines.

In Gargas, near Roussillon, this Provençal farmhouse welcomes up to twelve guests in six bedrooms with bathrooms. Large living areas and independent studios let guests share a holiday while keeping their privacy. Views of the Luberon and Mont Ventoux, outdoor meals and paths through the ochre landscapes set the pace of the stay.

Just outside Avignon, two individually decorated rooms welcome travellers to a 19th-century farmhouse. Stone walls, shaded terraces and quiet sitting corners preserve the pace of a country home. A simple, friendly address for exploring the City of Popes and breaking a journey near the ViaRhôna cycle route.

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.

In Monteux, five air-conditioned rooms and a holiday rental for two occupy an 18th-century farmhouse with independent entrances. Carefully furnished rooms, terraces and a summer kitchen offer freedom to enjoy the house. Provençal specialities shared at the table and advice from the hosts accompany outings between Avignon, Mont Ventoux and the Pays des Sorgues.

In Malaucène, two double rooms and a suite with a private sitting room mark the revival of a family farm. Old stonework, thoughtful décor and comfortable rooms create an intimate house surrounded by lavender and orchards. A base at the foot of Mont Ventoux for walks, cycling and exploring Vaison-la-Romaine.

On the Île de la Barthelasse, four air-conditioned ground-floor rooms each have their own entrance and private terrace. Thoughtful décor and the setting of this restored farmhouse invite a peaceful stay among orchards. Bicycles offer a way to reach Avignon along the island’s lanes, combining heritage visits with country pauses.

In Saint-Saturnin-lès-Avignon, five spacious rooms and a holiday rental for three welcome travellers to a Provençal farmhouse. Warm décor and terraces facing the trees create a comfortable place to unwind. A friendly home for discovering Avignon, the villages of the Pays des Sorgues and the vineyards of the Vaucluse.

On the Île de la Barthelasse, three spacious, air-conditioned rooms occupy a carefully restored 19th-century farmhouse. Individual décor and comfortable shared spaces preserve the house’s character. Mature trees, orchards and shaded resting places create a country atmosphere just outside Avignon and its cultural events.

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.

In Vedène, near Avignon, this family house sleeps up to nine in four ochre-toned bedrooms. Large living spaces, handcrafted furniture and shaded terraces create a comfortable setting for holidays together. The enclosed garden and nearby canal offer quiet surroundings close to the City of Popes.

In Avignon’s historic centre, three rooms and two suites, all air-conditioned, take inspiration from famous gardens. Colours, furniture and textures create carefully designed interiors overlooking a garden hidden behind the city façades. A 17th-century house for exploring Avignon on foot and returning to a peaceful atmosphere after sightseeing.

Near Pernes-les-Fontaines, four rooms and a family suite reveal an interior decorator’s world in a farmhouse passed down through three generations. Materials, colours and selected furniture give each space its own personality. The courtyard, wisteria-shaded terrace and comfortable sitting rooms extend the welcoming atmosphere of this family home.

In Roussillon, this holiday rental for four retains the exposed stone, beams and ochre tones of a 19th-century hamlet house. Two bedrooms, air-conditioned interiors and a terrace provide a comfortable, independent stay. A peaceful base for exploring the hilltop villages and paths of the Luberon.

In Saumane-de-Vaucluse, three rooms and a family suite, all air-conditioned, occupy a restored farmhouse among olive groves and hills. Carefully furnished interiors preserve the house’s Provençal character. Views reach the cliffs of Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, in countryside suited to walks and exploring the villages of the Luberon.

In Althen-des-Paluds, an 18th-century country house offers five air-conditioned rooms, including a suite and a room with a kitchen and terrace. Provençal décor and comfortable sitting rooms preserve its country-house feel. Well-being has its place here, with on-site massages and outings to Avignon, Mont Ventoux and the Pays des Sorgues.

On the Île de la Barthelasse, a former hunting lodge offers five characterful rooms and independent holiday rentals for two to four guests. Old stonework, contemporary touches and living spaces facing the grounds create a leisurely country atmosphere. A way to enjoy rural surroundings while keeping Avignon within walking distance.

Near L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, four spacious, individually decorated rooms bring a contemporary touch to a Provençal farmhouse. Generous proportions, textures and colours create a welcoming interior. A house looking out onto the countryside, for exploring the Luberon and unwinding in the shade of mature trees.

In Lacoste, five rooms and a family suite, all air-conditioned, feature carefully chosen Provençal décor near the village and its château. Private terraces and lavender plantings invite a slower pace, facing the Luberon. A house for combining strolls through the lanes, visits to markets and pauses beneath the olive trees.

In Lagnes, between L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, this former 17th-century priory houses four comfortable rooms combining old stonework with contemporary décor. A courtyard fountain and quiet corners beside the pond create a peaceful setting for exploring the Pays des Sorgues and the villages of the Luberon.

In Le Beaucet, a former sheepfold houses three rooms and two independent rentals for two guests each, in a valley of the Monts de Vaucluse. Thick stone walls, private terraces and comfortable interiors set a peaceful pace. Enjoy the countryside between hilltop villages, walking paths and discoveries of Provençal flavours.

In Les Taillades, this former sheepfold welcomes up to thirteen guests in a holiday house with generous living spaces. Five air-conditioned bedrooms, a sitting room with a fireplace and terraces facing the landscape make for comfortable stays with family or friends. Views take in the Luberon and the Alpilles, with days shaped by outdoor meals and walks.

Near Carpentras, five rooms with their own entrances and two holiday rentals sleeping two or four occupy a 19th-century Provençal country house. Generous rooms and dining corners around the house offer a choice of company or quiet. In the morning, guests gather by the fountain before heading to Mont Ventoux and the villages of the Vaucluse.

In Robion, five rooms with varied colours and textures occupy a former silkworm farm around a courtyard shaded by a 300-year-old plane tree. Air-conditioned rooms, a suite with a whirlpool bath and relaxation areas give the house a focus on well-being. A holiday rental for up to seven guests also welcomes family gatherings.

In a hamlet of Roussillon, five comfortable rooms pay tribute to painters inspired by Provence. Exposed stone, old beams and terracotta floors recall this 18th-century country house’s past as a silkworm farm. A family atmosphere among vines and hilltop villages, for discovering the colours and landscapes of the Luberon.

Below the village of Sault, four rooms, including a suite, and independent houses for four to six guests combine old stonework with contemporary décor. Terraces look out over lavender fields and the slopes of Mont Ventoux. An adults-only address for walks, cycling and the pleasures of Provençal cooking.

In Caumont-sur-Durance, five air-conditioned rooms and two holiday rentals for four to six guests bring new life to a 19th-century Provençal farm. Stone, beams and selected furniture create welcoming interiors. Beneath the plane trees, the large terrace becomes a meeting place between visits to Avignon, the Luberon and the Alpilles.

In the heart of the hilltop village of Caseneuve, four spacious, refined rooms occupy an 18th-century country house below the castle. Delicate colours, selected materials and attentive hospitality give the house a restful atmosphere. Views over the Luberon and evenings of good food complement days exploring around Apt.

On the Île de la Barthelasse, just outside Avignon, five air-conditioned suites reveal a collector’s world: paintings, antiques and unusual furniture fill a restored country house. A place with a personal touch, where the calm of the countryside awaits after exploring the City of Popes.

At the foot of the Palais des Papes, three rooms, two suites and an apartment for four occupy a 16th-century house. Old stonework, distinctive décor and comfortable sitting rooms surround a patio sheltered from the bustle. A place to explore Avignon on foot, then return to the intimate atmosphere of a lived-in home.

In the countryside around Gordes, three air-conditioned rooms and holiday rentals for two to four guests continue the story of a Provençal farmhouse. Soft décor, terraces and breakfasts with homemade jams set a friendly tone. A family home for exploring the Luberon, with a choice of guest-room hospitality or the independence of a rental.

In Le Barroux, facing the Dentelles de Montmirail, three rooms and two spacious suites occupy an architect-designed house built around natural materials. Linen, lime plaster and selected furniture create a warm, contemporary atmosphere. Among pines, scrubland and saffron crops, this is a distinctive base at the foot of Mont Ventoux.

In Avignon, this independent part of a Provençal farmhouse sleeps four in two bedrooms with Scandinavian-inspired interiors. Natural bedding, soft materials and a sitting room opening onto the garden set a comfortable tone. An environmentally mindful address for enjoying the city, then returning to quiet, tree-filled surroundings.