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Be part of the next chapter in the history of the Château de Mazan. Enjoy a unique and refined experience with family, friends or as a couple at this charming hotel at the foot of Mont Ventoux.

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What to do in the region?
Excursions in Provence

Climb the “Giant of Provence”
Mont Ventoux

Our charming hotel is located at the foot of Mont Ventoux. Our team, passionate about the region, can guide you to the best places to go, visit, and explore. One of the must-see attractions in the area is Mont Ventoux. At its summit, 1,910 meters above sea level, you'll be treated to a magnificent panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea and the Alps. Activities at Mont Ventoux are endless: practice air sports, cycle or mountain bike to the top via one of the 15 routes, hike through pristine natural landscapes, climb one of the 650 climbing routes, or stargaze at the SIRENE astronomical observatory on the Plateau d'Albion.  

For more information about activities around our luxury hotel with a pool at the foot of Mont Ventoux, feel free to contact us by phone or email.  

For your travels and visits, think “eco-mobility”: bicycle, e-bike, city bus, or tourist train... You'll minimize your environmental impact while discovering the charms of our heritage.

Dishes filled with sunshine. Provencal markets

All year round, enjoy exceptional fruits and vegetables during your stroll through a local market. The scents and flavors of Provence will blend together at the stalls. Discover the regional specialties. Ask our team for recommendations, and they will guide you to the best markets in the area.

The Colorado Provençal Rustrel's Colorado

Just 30 minutes from Château de Mazan, this exceptional site, named for the variety of its shapes and colors, offers a perfect blend of hiking and the discovery of industrial heritage. The beauty of the site is the result of the work carried out by four generations of ochre miners and farmers. The former ochre quarries of the hills spanned around 4 km, while the current site covers over 100 hectares.

The capital of flea markets The Isle-sur-la-Sorgue

In just a 30-minute drive, you'll reach the town center of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. In this charming commune of Vaucluse, the river "La Sorgue" flows through the town. You'll enjoy strolling along the riverbanks and having a coffee on the terrace in its lovely pedestrian streets. L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is renowned for its many antique dealers and flea markets. During your visit, you might just find your hidden gem: a vintage decorative item, furniture with a history, and much more.

The village because The village of Gordes

At an altitude of 340 meters, escape to one of the most famous villages in Provence, the perched village of Gordes, located just 23 kilometers from our 4-star luxury hotel at the foot of Mont Ventoux. You will be charmed by this commune that offers all the scents and flavors of Provence. Enjoy walking along a calade, visiting the Caves of the Palais Saint-Firmin and the Château. Outside the village, you can explore the famous village of Bories, the Abbey of Notre-Dame de Sénanque, and the Moulin des Bouillons.

The City of the Popes Avignon

This charming town, located just 35 kilometers from Château de Mazan, is full of treasures, charm, and historic buildings. In its city center, surrounded by ramparts, you’ll enjoy sitting on a terrace, wandering along the narrow streets, or experiencing its festival, one of the most important events for theater and live performances. During your visit to Avignon, don’t miss the Pont d'Avignon, the Palais des Papes, Place Pie, the cathedral, the Rocher des Doms, the Calvet Museum, and the Musée du Petit Palais.

A Roman city Orange

The charming town of Orange is located 40 kilometers away. You’ll discover the Saint-Eutrope Hill, the highest point of the town, a green oasis in the heart of the city. Stroll through the streets of Orange, uncovering its many Roman-era remnants and historic buildings, including the Arc de Triomphe, the Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth, the Museum of Art and History, and the Ancient Theatre.

A flowery route The lavender fields

The lavender fields are emblematic of the southeast of France and Provence. Typically from mid-June to early August (though this may vary slightly depending on the weather), the lavender is in bloom. A colorful and fragrant route, tracing the path of this plant, is a must-do in Vaucluse. You can capture stunning photographs and let yourself be enchanted by its unique scent.