Monthly Rentals in Les Huguets, Roussillon

Casa Pauseto is a beautiful loft in Bonnieux with a stunning view of the Luberon valley. The loft was spacious with lovely interior rustic styling. My husband enjoyed cooking dinner with the view. I would highly recommend this accomodation.

We are a couple and spent 4 days at Tina's place. We were very well received by Tina who showed us around the house and told us beautiful anecdotes about this place. You immediately feel very good, very calm, very relaxing both by the tranquility of the place and by the good vibes that emerge. Even better than the pictures! Ideal for 2 couples of friends with well-separated spaces (or even 3 couples because there is another part of the house that is also rented via another listing) The outdoor spaces are just idyllic and numerous! You have the choice of orientation at any time. The aperitifs at the end of the day facing the vineyards are magical! Tina is always available if you need her and is also very discreet. The house lacks nothing, very well equipped. We had a great stay out of time and hope to be able to come back with pleasure😍! Go there with your eyes closed, you won't regret it

Very cosy and calm house in the heart of Provence. A lavender field is not far, and the entire village is very quiet and beautiful. Spaces are comfortable if you are not a very tall person (otherwise, toilet, shower, and bedroom might be a bit of a problem). Recommended for a relaxing stay in a space that feels like home.

Loved our stay in Roussillon - we used it as a base to explore the region. The apartment is spacious, nicely furnished and spotlessly clean. The rooftop balcony is great. Tip: Parking seemed confusing at first but is straightforward- just put in "Roussillon Parking Ocher" into Google Maps, take the paper ticket to get into the log then throw it away as the hosts will provide you with a resident's card to get in and out at no cost. We only had carry on luggage so we parked first and wheeled our luggage the short distance to the apartment rather than dealing with Roussillon's narrow streets.