The top-of-the-range accommodation located in the Luberon with spa and private sauna with wifi includes:
An individual exterior entrance opening onto a side alley
A private garden
A 12 m2 terrace equipped with a barbecue, a table, 2 chairs, a parasol
An outdoor spa equipped with a shower and a sauna located in an annex without any constraints of use and without any vis-à-vis.
A living room with window and entrance door:
reversible heating and air conditioning
A kitchen equipped with a table of 2 chairs including
sink, crockery, natural convection oven, microwave oven, toaster, filter coffee maker and nespresso coffee maker, dish towels
a sofa a coffee table a 43' TV with Netflix and prime-video
A bedroom with window and 160x200 bed, cupboard with hangers
A common laundry room with washing machine and dryer cost of use 5€ per use to be paid at the end of your stay
Linen provided with sheets, towels, pillows and two bathrobes
Iron drying rack
THE SPA AND SAUNA ARE RESERVED ONLY FOR TENANTS AND STRICTLY FORBIDDEN TO OUTSIDERS 🌞Reillanne🌞(Alpes-de-Haute-Provence)
Nestled at the gates of the Luberon and overlooking the valley from its rocky outcrop, this village offers exceptional panoramas of the surrounding hills, the Lure mountain and the typical landscapes of Provence.
Reillanne is appreciated for its Provençal art of living. Its weekly market, local producers, craftsmen and cultural events enliven the village throughout the year. Surrounded by unspoilt nature, it is an ideal starting point for hiking, mountain biking and walks through the landscapes of the Luberon and Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.
From the eleventh century, Reillanne became a fortified village. Its location on a rocky promontory made it possible to monitor the surroundings and ensure the protection of the inhabitants. A medieval castle, now largely gone, once dominated the village. The ramparts, fortified gates and narrow streets still visible are a reminder of this defensive past.
Over the centuries, Reillanne has been marked by the great periods of Provençal history: feudal wars, epidemics, religious conflicts and troubles linked to the Wars of Religion. Despite these hardships, the village maintains an essential agricultural activity, based on the cultivation of cereals, olive trees and vines.