Domaine du Coffre

The accommodation comprises a Double Room with Terrace and two two-bedroom houses. The Double Room measures 25 m² and sleeps two; it opens onto a terrace with a garden view. The houses offer more space, with 46 m² for the one that sleeps three and 61 m² for the one designed for four. Each has two bedrooms and a view.

Every accommodation has a private bathroom and an electric kettle. The 46 m² and 61 m² houses share the same bed arrangement: one large double bed and two single beds. They differ mainly in their floor area and capacity. The Double Room stands out for its terrace overlooking the garden, as well as its refrigerator and bathroom facilities. The three options suit stays of different lengths and group sizes.

Le Domaine du Coffre offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, as well as a garden and terrace for enjoying the outdoor spaces. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. These facilities cater to travellers arriving by car and to those who want to stay connected during their visit.

The accommodation is non-smoking and has a private bathroom. A view is among the facilities offered, and an electric kettle is provided in the rooms and houses. Heating completes the indoor amenities. Breakfast is offered on site. The outdoor spaces, seasonal swimming pool and accommodation facilities make up the main features of this property in Pertuis. Free private parking also makes it easier to travel to Ansouis, nearby villages and sites in the south of the Luberon.

Pertuis is in the south of Vaucluse, between the Durance valley and the Luberon hills. This Provençal town combines an old centre, shopping streets and newer neighbourhoods, surrounded by the region’s agricultural and vineyard landscapes. It suits travellers who want to explore the Luberon villages while using Pertuis as a base for getting around. Nearby Ansouis, with its old lanes, makes for a pleasant stroll among stone houses and Provençal façades.

Château d’Ansouis offers a look at the history and architecture of this hilltop village; the Val Joanis wine estate provides another glimpse of the local landscape. In Pertuis, Tour Saint-Jacques and the market round out a visit to the town centre. Pertuis SNCF railway station is 4.1 km away and connects the town to the regional rail network. A car makes it easier to explore the villages and countryside estates; free private parking is available on site. Aix-en-Provence and sites in the south of the Luberon can also be included in a day trip.

Spring and autumn bring temperatures suited to walks through villages and vineyards. In summer, days are warm and Le Domaine du Coffre’s outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally. Pertuis markets offer a chance to discover produce from Vaucluse, while an outing to Ansouis combines heritage and rural scenery. By planning a day around villages, châteaux and wine estates, you can enjoy the different sides of this part of Provence.