Domaine Perréal Chambres d'hôtes

Domaine Perréal Chambres d'hôtes offers four accommodation options: the Superior Suite, the Comfort Triple Room with Shower, the One-Bedroom Suite and the Family Suite. They range from 27 to 59 m² and all have a private bathroom, a coffee machine and a flat-screen TV. The suites overlook the inner courtyard or garden. The One-Bedroom Suite and the Family Suite have air conditioning.

The layouts suit couples and families. The triple room combines a double bed with a sofa bed, while the Superior Suite and Family Suite each have two bedrooms and two double beds. The One-Bedroom Suite has a separate living room, an extra-large double bed and a sofa bed. A refrigerator, a desk and a streaming service are also available. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

The property combines places to relax with outdoor activities. You can enjoy two swimming pools, a sun terrace, a terrace and a garden. Outdoor furniture and a picnic area make it easy to spend time outside, while sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels add to the facilities. A pool cover is also provided.

The restaurant serves guests on site. There is also a shared lounge with a TV. Bicycle hire, cycling and hiking are among the activities on offer. Free private parking is available, with a charging point for electric vehicles. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. Amenities also include air conditioning and a mosquito net. The family rooms on the upper floors are accessed by stairs.

Gargas is a village in the Luberon, surrounded by hills, fields and landscapes shaped by ochre. The Provençal countryside is well suited to walks and cycling, while the village’s narrow streets offer a peaceful stop between visits. The area appeals to travellers looking to combine rural heritage, mineral colours and visits to hilltop villages.

The Mines de Bruoux, former ochre-mining galleries, offer a glimpse into the history of this resource and its impressive colourful walls; they are 1.2 km away. Gargas village is 1.7 km away. The Sentier des Ocres in Roussillon winds through red and yellow earth, 4.9 km away. Roussillon, 5.2 km away, is also worth exploring for its narrow streets and ochre façades. Further afield, Gordes and its château overlook the Luberon; Sénanque Abbey offers a heritage visit in a Provençal valley.

For a day of exploring, you can combine a walk through the ochre sites with a stop in Roussillon, then continue to the stone villages of the massif. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for hikes and outdoor visits. In summer, hot days make it worth planning walks for early morning and leaving time for the swimming pool. Lavender blooms colour some Luberon landscapes in late June and July; Provençal markets offer a chance to discover local produce throughout the season.