Hôtel Du Cours

Hôtel Du Cours offers five room categories for solo travellers, couples and families. Every room has a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls. Room sizes range from 12 to 35 m², and several overlook the town or the courtyard. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath, depending on the room.

The Double Room with Shower accommodates two guests, while the Standard Twin Room has two single beds. The Interconnecting Rooms comprise two rooms and can accommodate up to five guests; one has a seating area with a sofa bed. The Economy Triple Room accommodates three guests with a double bed and a single bed. The Single Room has a terrace. All rooms have a private bathroom.

Hôtel Du Cours provides free Wi-Fi throughout the property and free private on-site parking, available by reservation only. The parking includes an indoor area and an electric vehicle charging station. Guests can also make use of a sun terrace and a second terrace, as well as a courtyard for a break outdoors.

Continental breakfast is available, and the accommodation comes with a tea and coffee tray. A microwave, flat-screen TV, towels and free toiletries are among the amenities available in the rooms. Room service and daily housekeeping are also offered. Families can choose family rooms or interconnecting rooms. The hotel also has a laundry service and a smoking area. Rooms are non-smoking and heated; soundproofing and ironing facilities add to the practical amenities.

Pertuis is a town in southern Vaucluse, between the Durance Valley and the landscapes of the Luberon. Its centre brings together old streets, squares and religious buildings, in a Provençal atmosphere that is easy to explore on foot. You can combine walks around town and heritage visits with trips to the region’s villages and wine estates.

Tour Saint-Jacques and the statue of Mirabeau are among the landmarks in the historic centre. Saint-Nicolas Church and the Chapel of Charity also reflect the local heritage. The farmers’ market is a chance to discover local produce, while Château Val Joanis combines a wine estate with gardens. The neighbouring village of La Tour-d'Aigues is another stop for exploring the area. Pertuis train station is 1.0 km away; a car makes trips around the Luberon and the surrounding rural communities easier.

Spring and autumn are good times to visit the villages and walk through the agricultural landscapes, with temperatures generally milder than in the height of summer. In summer, plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon, then spend the hottest hours in the shaded lanes or visiting indoor attractions. You could start the day exploring Pertuis centre, continue with a wine tasting at an estate, then finish in a Luberon village. Markets and squares are also a chance to sample Provençal produce throughout the seasons.