L'Exquishette de Lourmarin, un nid sur les toits.

L'Exquishette de Lourmarin is a 44 m² holiday home with two bedrooms and space for up to three people. The sleeping arrangements comprise a large double bed and a sofa bed. The bathroom is private, and the living areas bring together an equipped kitchen and a dining area. This makes the accommodation suitable for a small group looking for separate bedrooms and a shared space.

The balcony and terrace overlook the town and mountains. The kitchen includes an oven, a dishwasher, a fridge, a microwave, a hob and a coffee machine. A washing machine, a flat-screen TV and air conditioning complete the accommodation. The bathroom has a walk-in shower and a hairdryer. Towels and bed linen are provided.

The accommodation has a kitchen with a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher and kitchenware. A coffee machine, electric kettle and toaster complete the space, along with a dining table. The washing machine is useful for longer stays, while the outdoor furniture lets you enjoy the balcony and terrace. There is also a picnic area.

Air conditioning, internet access and a flat-screen TV are among the amenities. The accommodation is self-contained, and the upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Activities in the surrounding area include mini golf, horse riding, hiking and canoeing. Parking is available nearby; it is public and free, with no reservation required. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge.

Lourmarin is a village in the southern Luberon, in Vaucluse, known for its Provençal lanes, old houses and Renaissance château. The village is best explored on foot: narrow passages lead to squares lined with café terraces, with the Luberon hills in the background. Its atmosphere combines heritage, village life and agricultural landscapes, appealing to travellers who enjoy alternating leisurely walks with cultural visits.

Château de Lourmarin, 100 m away, is open to visitors, with historic rooms and collections. The nearby wine cellars and estates offer another way to discover the local produce. A few kilometres away, Fort de Buoux stands amid the rocky landscapes of the Luberon; its remains bear witness to the region’s defensive history. Nearby villages such as Ansouis and Cadenet offer opportunities for excursions combining heritage and countryside. Pertuis railway station is 14 km away, and Marseille Provence Airport is 37 km away; a car makes it easier to get around the area.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks in the villages and hikes, with temperatures generally milder than in the height of summer. In summer, plan visits to the château and walks around the village for the cooler parts of the day, then spend some time exploring the roads of the Luberon. Markets and wine estates also offer the chance to sample Provençal produce. For a day trip, you can combine Lourmarin with another village in the regional nature park and a walk through the garrigue landscapes.