Domaine Les Martins

The accommodation comprises apartments, a suite and a double room, all for two people. Sizes range from 30 to 78 m². Air conditioning and a private bathroom are among the shared facilities. Depending on the category, you will find a kitchenette, a dishwasher and a coffee machine, as well as a terrace or garden views. The apartments combine a sleeping area with a kitchenette; one has a living room with a piano and a mezzanine bed. The Deluxe Suite has a private entrance and a seating area, while the Superior Double Room stands out for its freestanding bathtub.

Views vary between the garden, the Luberon valley and the inner courtyard. Two apartments have a terrace or private patio. The accommodation is cleaned daily; breakfast is included with the Deluxe Suite and the Superior Double Room. The apartment descriptions highlight facilities suited to an independent stay, while the suite and double room offer different arrangements for relaxing.

Domaine Les Martins has an outdoor pool and a landscaped garden with outdoor furniture. The terraces and sun loungers let you enjoy the open spaces; parasols are also available. Guests can borrow bicycles or join cycling tours and walking tours. Activities in the area also include horse riding, mini golf, canoeing and fishing. Film nights and evening entertainment add to the activities on offer at the property.

Free public on-site parking is available, with a charging point for electric vehicles. Wi-Fi is free throughout. Breakfast is served as a buffet. Services include daily housekeeping, luggage storage and express check-in. Massages, including couples' massages, are also available. The property is for adults only and has a shared lounge with a TV. As public transport does not serve the area, a car makes it easier to get to Gordes and the neighbouring villages.

Gordes is a hilltop village in the Luberon, known for its pale stone houses and lanes that climb towards the château. The surrounding landscape alternates between hills, vineyards, olive groves and small roads lined with stone walls. This part of Vaucluse attracts visitors keen to discover Provençal villages, visit wine estates or explore the countryside by bicycle. The pace changes with the seasons: summer brings the terraces and paths to life, while spring and autumn are well suited to walks in softer light.

Gordes château and its old lanes offer a glimpse of the village's heritage. The Village des Bories lets you discover dry-stone rural buildings typical of the region. Ménerbes and Oppède offer further stops for a day out, with historic centres and Luberon scenery. The surrounding countryside's wine estates offer another way to explore the area; the Corkscrew Museum and the Olive Oil Museum round off the cultural outings. The Moulin des Bouillons, 1.2 km away, also bears witness to the area's traditional activities.

A car is useful for getting between the villages and reaching the trails, as public transport does not serve the property. The railway stations in Cavaillon and L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue are 12 km away. Avignon-Provence Airport is 28 km away. For a day without long journeys, spend the morning in Gordes' lanes, then head to the bories or the wine estates. In early summer, the Provençal countryside takes on its seasonal colours; in September and October, the grape harvest offers another reason to explore the vineyards.