La Bastide du Mourre - Fontenille Collection

The rooms at La Bastide du Mourre come in several categories, from the Double Room to the Large Double Room, as well as Deluxe, Superior and Executive Triple options. The four categories with known sizes range from 15 to 30 m². The room descriptions mention air conditioning and a private bathroom for the first categories; a private bathroom is also listed for the Executive Triple Room.

A coffee machine and minibar are features of the first four categories. The two most spacious rooms, the Large Double Room and the Deluxe Double Room, each have one single bed and one large double bed. The Double Room and Superior Double Room each have one double bed. The Executive Triple Room stands out for its extra-large double bed. Bathroom amenities in the relevant rooms include toiletries, a hairdryer and slippers.

La Bastide du Mourre offers facilities for enjoying both the garden and the relaxation areas. The heated outdoor pool, sauna and hot tub are complemented by a spa offering massages and yoga or fitness classes. Sun loungers and parasols provide places to relax in the garden or on the sun terrace. The property also has a shared lounge with a TV.

To explore the surrounding area, you can hire bikes, go hiking, join walking tours or go horse riding. A tennis court and equipment are also available. Breakfast can be served in your room; a café, bar and snack bar complete the dining options, along with wine and champagne. Private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the property at no extra charge. Luggage storage, concierge service and daily housekeeping are also available.

Oppède is in the Luberon, among the hills, vineyards and stone villages of the Vaucluse. The present-day village lies alongside Oppède-le-Vieux, a perched medieval village whose lanes climb towards the castle ruins and church. The surrounding countryside appeals to travellers who enjoy walks, agricultural landscapes and stops in small villages rather than large urban centres.

Château d'Oppède is 1.7 km away and offers a glimpse into the history of the perched village. Oppède, 1.4 km away, gives you a taste of local life; Maubec is another village to explore. Musée de l'huile d'olive showcases a tradition rooted in the region, while Musée de la Lavande is 3.2 km away. Cavaillon, with its railway station 8 km away, provides rail access. A car is useful for travelling between the villages and sights of the Luberon. Abbaye de Sénanque, known for its Cistercian architecture and lavender fields, is 13 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for strolling through the villages and hiking in milder temperatures. In summer, days are hot and lavender blooms in the Luberon, particularly in June and July. You can spend a morning in Oppède-le-Vieux, then follow country roads and stop at a wine estate. At the end of the day, the garden and pool offer a place to relax after your visits.