B&b Guest House "Domaine le Clos du Pavillon" Provence

Rental basis: Room with own facilities Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Taxes of City tax 1 EUR Per person / day may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival. Covid-19 “le Clos du Pavillon” informs you that all safety measures are taken to welcome guests. First and foremost, the guest house is located in green Provence, were very few cases of infection were reported. Guests will find in their suite hydro-alcoholic gel along with gloves and masks, if necessary. Tables for breakfast, lunch and dinner are separated and away from each other. An outdoor kitchen can also be arranged: barbecue, fridge, oven, gas, sink and all the necessary utensils to cook and eat. Finally, make sure to book in advance if the house inspires and seduces you to ensure you can get the dates and suite of your choice, as there will probably be many last minute bookings given the circumstances. The guest rooms are spacious, light, welcoming, comfortable and full of charm. They are all different and include: double bed, bathroom with hair-dryer and toiletries, private toilet, embroidered bed sheets and towels, antique furniture, lounge corner, desk, welcome gifts… Rooms offer a view on the garden, the vineyards, the surrounding hills, the majestic trees and the authentic pool from the Louis Xiv era. A tasty, diverse and generous breakfast will give you the opportunity to taste the domain’s organic and local delights, sourced from small producers. To be enjoyed under the tricentennial trees in front of the pool or elsewhere… You will discover the vineyard and taste its wines made of ancient grape varieties, made organically, naturally and manually: “un pur délice”. On site, you will find opportunities for fitness, massages, plantar reflexology, manicure, chiropody, nutritional advices, Provence cuisine classes, bicycle rental and day trips for picnics in the Verdon, guided tours of wonderful and little known spots, whether historical or