Troglodyte nights in Beaumes-de-Venise
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Troglodyte guest house at the foot of Mont Ventoux.
The taste of a glass of wine enjoyed in the shade of the stones, as the heat of a summer day subsides, is Provence as one dreams it.
In the heart of the vineyards bordering Mont Ventoux, Le Clos Saint Saourde rises with its stone tower.
This 18th-century guesthouse offers two rooms and two suites of rare elegance. Separate from the main building, an independent house with its own swimming pool accommodates groups of up to 10 people.
In this Provençal farmhouse built directly into the rock, every room highlights the beauty of the mineral without compromising the traveler's comfort. The alcove of the Beaulieu room, carved into the stone, becomes a bench with soft cushions.
At the end of a day in the open air, the walker relaxes in the sculpted rock bathtub of the Zellige room. In summer, coolness is guaranteed; when the first chills arrive, underfloor heating ensures a cozy stay.
In the Middle Ages, the popes of Avignon particularly appreciated the muscat wine produced by the vineyards of Beaumes-de-Venise visible nearby. Today, it is the visitor to Le Clos Saint Saourde who marvels at a troglodyte night on the Côte du Rhône wine route, near Vacqueyras.
✯ Open all year round ✯
The taste of a glass of wine enjoyed in the shade of the stones, as the heat of a summer day subsides, is Provence as one dreams it.
In the heart of the vineyards bordering Mont Ventoux, Le Clos Saint Saourde rises with its stone tower.
This 18th-century guesthouse offers two rooms and two suites of rare elegance. Separate from the main building, an independent house with its own swimming pool accommodates groups of up to 10 people.
In this Provençal farmhouse built directly into the rock, every room highlights the beauty of the mineral without compromising the traveler's comfort. The alcove of the Beaulieu room, carved into the stone, becomes a bench with soft cushions.
At the end of a day in the open air, the walker relaxes in the sculpted rock bathtub of the Zellige room. In summer, coolness is guaranteed; when the first chills arrive, underfloor heating ensures a cozy stay.
In the Middle Ages, the popes of Avignon particularly appreciated the muscat wine produced by the vineyards of Beaumes-de-Venise visible nearby. Today, it is the visitor to Le Clos Saint Saourde who marvels at a troglodyte night on the Côte du Rhône wine route, near Vacqueyras.
✯ Open all year round ✯
Le Clos Saint Saourde
1769, route de Saint Véran
84190 Beaumes de Venise, France
Tel : +33 (0)4 90 37 35 20
From 180 EUR1769, route de Saint Véran
84190 Beaumes de Venise, France
Tel : +33 (0)4 90 37 35 20
Pricing details
Rates 2020, from €180 per night for two, breakfast included...:: Rates according to the rooms ::..
✦ Low season (November to March), €175
✦ Mid-season (April to June, September to October, Christmas holidays and New Year's Day), €205
✦ High season (July and August), €225
In the 5 rooms and suites, Wi-Fi connection, Ipod/Iphone player, Nespresso coffee machine, tea kettle, flat-screen TV. Parking, garden, swimming pool.
..:: Independent cottage 'La Grange' ::..
for 8 to 10 people, from €1250 for two nights
Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
Comments
Low season*: €210 (November to March)Mid season: €240 (April to June, September, October)
High season: €260 (July and August)
