ibis budget Pertuis Portes du Luberon

The rooms at ibis budget Pertuis Portes du Luberon include double rooms, triple rooms and twin rooms. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and soundproofing. They measure 16 m², except for the family configuration comprising two adjoining double rooms, which offers 32 m². Double rooms accommodate two people; triple configurations sleep up to three.

For families or small groups, the two adjoining rooms have three beds and can accommodate four people. The triple room combines a double bed and a single bed, while the twin room has two single beds. A room with a double bed is available for guests with reduced mobility. Room facilities include a TV, heating, a wardrobe and towels. A lift serves the upper floors.

The hotel has a sun terrace and outdoor furniture for enjoying some time outside. Luggage storage is available, and housekeeping is provided daily. The hotel’s facilities include a 24-hour reception; a self-service check-in kiosk is also available for arrivals outside the usual hours. A lift serves the upper floors, and facilities help guests using wheelchairs, including toilets with grab rails.

Free private parking includes an electric vehicle charging point and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Rooms include air conditioning, heating, soundproofing and a private bathroom. A vending machine offers snacks and drinks. Dining services include children’s menus, special diet menus on request, and wine and champagne. Pets are allowed on request; an additional charge may apply.

Pertuis is a town in Vaucluse, in the south of the Luberon, between the landscapes of the Durance and the Provençal hills. Its old town combines shopping streets, squares, fountains and stone façades. The market offers a glimpse of local produce and everyday life. The town suits travellers looking to combine a practical stop with outings to villages, wine estates and the landscapes of the Luberon.

Explore central Pertuis and Fontaine Maurel on foot as you walk through the town’s streets; Tour Saint-Jacques is one of the landmarks to look out for. Pertuis railway station is 1 km from the hotel. For an excursion to discover Provençal heritage, Château de Lourmarin, 14 km away, features Renaissance architecture and hosts exhibitions. Atelier Cézanne in Aix-en-Provence offers a glimpse into the painter’s world, while the roads of the Luberon link several villages and wine estates. A car makes it easier to explore beyond Pertuis.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are suited to walks through villages and visits to wine estates. In summer, hot days make it a good idea to plan visits for the morning and leave the afternoon for a break in the shade or on a terrace. You can spend a day in Lourmarin and on the small roads through the massif, then return to Pertuis to stroll through the town centre and visit the market. Aix-en-Provence offers another outing, with heritage sites, museums and places associated with Cézanne.