Chambre d'hôtes - B&B - Grand Luberon chez Manon en Luberon

The Family Room is the only category available and brings all the sleeping arrangements together in a 25 m² space. It accommodates up to four people and has two single beds and one large double bed. This layout is particularly suitable for families who want to sleep in the same room while having separate beds. The private bathroom has a shower or bath; bed linen and towels are provided.

The room is air-conditioned and has a private entrance. Its private terrace opens onto the garden, whose views accompany time spent outdoors. A flat-screen TV, fridge and coffee machine complete the facilities. The outdoor pool with a view is another feature of this family room. A toilet, hairdryer and electric kettle are also available.

The outdoor areas include a garden, terrace, furniture and an outdoor dining area. A playground and outdoor games are available for children. The outdoor pool is heated, and a hot tub adds to the leisure facilities. Families can also make use of the family room and its three beds.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Private parking is free and includes an electric vehicle charging station. The room has a flat-screen TV, coffee machine, kettle and fridge. Air conditioning, heating and a private entrance complete the facilities. A continental breakfast is served on site. A private bathroom, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer are also available.

Lagnes is a Provençal village in Vaucluse, on the southern slopes of the Luberon, between the limestone hills and the Sorgue plain. The village retains a peaceful feel, with its narrow streets, church and wooded hills shaping the landscape around the homes. The surrounding countryside combines orchards, vineyards, garrigue and small roads linking the villages. A car makes excursions easier, while walks through the village and its surroundings offer a quieter pace than the region’s larger towns.

Gordes and its stone houses sit on a rocky spur above the valley; the Village des Bories features rural dry-stone buildings. Sénanque Abbey, surrounded by lavender fields, offers a heritage visit in a valley in the Luberon. L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is known for its canals, water wheels and antique markets. The Lavender Museum offers an insight into this Provençal crop. L’Isle-sur-Sorgue–Fontaine-de-Vaucluse railway station is 6 km away; Marseille-Provence Airport is 47 km away.

In spring, the Luberon trails are well suited to walking and cycling, when temperatures remain moderate. In summer, the villages and their narrow streets are more pleasant to visit in the morning; lavender blooms across the landscape from late June to July. You can spend a day visiting Gordes and Sénanque, stopping in a nearby village before returning to the hills and garrigue around Lagnes.