Chambres d'Hôtes Le relais des marmottes en Luberon

Chambres d'Hôtes Le relais des marmottes en Luberon offers a 25 m² double room designed for two people. It has a private bathroom with a shower, an additional toilet and a private entrance. The soundproofed walls reduce outside noise, while the fan provides a way to keep cool. The room overlooks the mountains and has a private pool.

You will also find bed linen, towels, a hairdryer and free toiletries. The room includes a large double bed and practical amenities, including an iron and outdoor furniture. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. This layout suits guests who want their own private space while enjoying the property's shared areas, including the garden and indoor pool.

The outdoor areas at Chambres d'Hôtes Le relais des marmottes en Luberon include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture. A sun terrace and an outdoor dining area let you enjoy the Provençal surroundings. The indoor pool sits alongside a private pool; sun loungers are also available, as well as a pool bar. The property's bar also serves fruit, wine or champagne, and drinks prepared with a teapot or coffee machine.

You can enjoy walking, cycling, horse riding, hiking, canoeing and fishing. Billiards, board games and puzzles are also available. A golf course is less than 3 km away. Free public parking is available nearby, and Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. The garden, pools and activities offer a choice of ways to relax and spend time outdoors.

Lagnes is a Provençal village in Vaucluse, with old lanes, stone houses and a château overlooking the surrounding area. The village retains a rural atmosphere, between the Luberon hills and the plains of the Pays des Sorgues. It suits travellers drawn to villages, walks and the landscapes of Provence rather than the bustle of a large city.

Château de Lagnes and Saint-Pierre Church are in the village. A few kilometres away, Fontaine-de-Vaucluse is known for its spring, the source of the Sorgue, and its museum dedicated to François Pétrarque. Gordes, with its stone houses clinging to the hillside, and Sénanque Abbey, surrounded by lavender fields, offer other excursions in the Luberon. L’Isle-sur-Sorgue–Fontaine-de-Vaucluse railway station is 6 km away; Cavaillon provides another rail connection. A car makes it easier to visit the villages and natural sites in the area.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are well suited to walks through the villages and along the Luberon paths. In summer, markets, terraces and lavender fields set the tone for Provençal days; early mornings are pleasant for walking before the heat. You can spend a day in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse and the neighbouring villages, then set aside another outing for the landscapes and trails of the massif. Local markets and stops in the villages offer a chance to discover the region’s produce and way of life.