ibis Styles Pertuis Portes du Luberon

The rooms at ibis Styles Pertuis Portes du Luberon come in several configurations to suit different needs. The Standard Double Room has a large double bed, while the Twin Room offers two separate beds. A family room combines two adjoining double rooms and offers more space. Another standard room has one double bed and one single bed.

Room sizes range from 18 to 36 m². All rooms have a private bathroom, a television and soundproofing; the first three categories are air-conditioned. Depending on the room, you will also find a safe, a desk, a hairdryer and a shower. Several categories are accessible by lift, while the Twin Room is on the ground floor. The available configurations suit couples, solo travellers and families, subject to each room’s capacity.

The outdoor swimming pool and terraces offer places to relax on sunny days. You can also make use of the outdoor furniture, sun loungers, parasols and pool fencing. To keep fit, there is a fitness room; activities such as hiking, walking, cycling tours and bowling are also among the facilities and leisure options on offer.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar offer places to eat on site. Coffee, fruit, wine and champagne are also available, along with children’s menus and menus for special diets on request. A buffet breakfast is served daily. The 24-hour reception, luggage storage and express check-in make arrival and departure easier. Shared facilities include an indoor play area, board games and a shared lounge. Daily housekeeping is provided.

Pertuis is a town in Vaucluse, Provence, between the Durance and the Luberon hills. Its centre combines old streets, squares and local shops, with a lively local scene shaped by markets and regional produce. The town suits travellers who want to discover an inhabited Provence while remaining within reach of the region’s hills, villages and vineyards. The hotel is outside the centre, in the Saint-Martin area.

Pertuis town centre and its landmarks, including Tour Saint-Jacques and Fontaine Maurel, make for a walk through the local heritage. The Grand marché de Pertuis brings the town to life and offers a chance to discover Provençal produce. Château Val Joanis, 4.6 km away, combines a wine estate with gardens. Further afield, Château de Lourmarin, 14 km away, can be visited in a village known for its narrow streets and Renaissance heritage. Pertuis railway station, 1.1 km away, connects the town to the regional rail network. Marseille-Provence Airport is 33 km away; the hotel’s parking makes getting around by car easier.

Spring and autumn bring pleasant temperatures for exploring the villages and roads of the Luberon. In summer, morning markets and late-afternoon visits let you enjoy the cooler hours. You could spend a day taking a walk through Pertuis centre, browsing Provençal market stalls and visiting a wine estate. Hiking enthusiasts can then choose trails in the surrounding hills, while Aix-en-Provence offers an outing focused on its heritage and Cézanne’s work.