Les Douces

Gîte Giono

A Gîte with attitude

6 Guests 2 Double + 1 bunk bed 70 sq.m.

A Gîte with attitude

This holiday apartment has a big living and eating area with open kitchen and WC. A Swede’s stove provides for cosiness. In the first floor there are two bedrooms and a bath with shower. A wonderful terrace with look at the Luberon offers you a comfortable place to food, read and enjoy Pastis. . .
Capacity: 6 people, base 70m2

Facilities

2 Bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen, Living room, Fireplace, Terrace

Equipment

Functional and practical furniture
Coffee machine
Kettle/Toaster/Microwave
Flat-screen TV
Radio
High speed WiFi internet

Rates from

€ 600

per week *

* from €920 during the High Season

October to May 600,00 € /week
June and September 810,00 € /week
July and August 920,00 € /week

Final cleaning 50,00 € /once

Information

Heating in the week 50,00 € /week (only in the heating period)
Pets are welcome
Baby bed available for borrowing

Jean Giono (1895-1970) was a French writer known for his novels, essays, and plays. He was born on March 30, 1895, in Manosque, a small town in southeastern France. Giono's childhood was spent in a rural environment, and the natural landscapes of Provence greatly influenced his writing.

Giono's works often focused on themes related to nature, humanity's relationship with the land, and the impact of modern civilization on the natural world. He was deeply connected to his native region and its rural traditions, and this connection is reflected in his writings.