Come and stay at La Melonnerie in Lacoste, in the Vaucluse region, for a unique experience combining history, culture, nature, and Provençal charm. Here's what makes this village so special:

An exceptional setting

Lacoste is a perched medieval village offering breathtaking views of the Luberon, the Bonnieux plain, and Mont Ventoux. Its cobbled streets, golden stone houses, and ruined castle create a timeless atmosphere, ideal for landscape and photography enthusiasts.

A fascinating history

The village is inextricably linked to the Marquis de Sade, who lived there and whose castle still dominates the landscape. This place steeped in history attracts those curious about and passionate about heritage.

Art and culture

Lacoste is home to a branch of the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), with art galleries, workshops, and cultural events throughout the year. In the summer, the castle hosts open-air opera and theater festivals in a magical setting.

Nature and hiking

Located in the heart of the Luberon Regional Natural Park, Lacoste is an ideal starting point for hiking, cycling (Calavon Green Way), or simply relaxing in unspoiled nature.

Gastronomy and local crafts

The village restaurants offer authentic Provençal cuisine, featuring fresh, local produce and terraces with spectacular views. Local markets and shops offer a chance to discover the flavors and craftsmanship of the region.

Close to the most beautiful villages of Provence

Lacoste is surrounded by listed villages such as Gordes, Ménerbes, Bonnieux, and Roussillon, all accessible within a few minutes' drive, making it an ideal base for exploring the Luberon.

Peaceful and inspiring atmosphere

Lacoste has managed to preserve its authenticity and tranquility while offering a rich cultural life and charming accommodations, such as the bastide La Melonnerie.

In short, Lacoste is a perfect destination for those seeking a blend of history, art, nature, and the good life.