La Cour des sens, domaine d'hôtes- Spa piscine chauffée

Accommodation includes double rooms, rooms with pool or mountain views, and a family room. All rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Depending on the category, views are of the inner courtyard, garden, pool or surrounding hills; some rooms also have a terrace or patio.

For greater independence, several accommodation options are apartments or houses with a kitchen, terrace and dishwasher. The Duplex Apartment has a dining area, while the One-Bedroom Apartment has a private terrace. The three- and five-bedroom houses offer generous living space and sleeping arrangements for groups. Amenities vary by category: a coffee machine, seating area and soundproofing are among the features available in different rooms.

La Cour des sens offers a seasonal heated outdoor pool, as well as a spa and wellness centre. The relaxation area includes a hot tub, steam bath and massages, with wellness packages and a dedicated relaxation area. Outside, the garden, terrace and sun loungers are ideal for enjoying sunny days. A pool cover and parasols are also provided.

Guests have access to free Wi-Fi throughout the guest house and free private parking on site. There is a charging station for electric vehicles, and the car park is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Activities include table tennis, hiking, cycling, canoeing and fishing; a golf course is less than 3 km away. The shared lounge is set up for socialising or watching TV. Luggage storage and private check-in and check-out are also available. Bicycle hire is another way to explore the surrounding area.

Lagnes is a village in the Vaucluse, surrounded by the landscapes of the Luberon, with limestone hills, vineyards and stone villages. Its atmosphere is that of rural Provence, with roads linking hamlets, wine estates and heritage sites. The village suits travellers who want to combine walks, cultural discoveries and time outdoors, while having a car to explore the surrounding area.

The Fontaine de Vaucluse and its source of the Sorgue make a memorable excursion; the neighbouring village is also associated with the poet Petrarch. Gordes, with its stone houses and sloping lanes, offers a stroll through landscapes typical of the Luberon. In L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, canals run through the old town, and antique markets attract visitors looking for second-hand finds. The Village des Bories offers a look at rural dry-stone buildings. There is a train station in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, while Marseille-Provence Airport is 49 km away.

Spring and autumn temperatures are well suited to village walks and hikes. Summer is hot and lively, with markets and terraces playing an important part in local life. The Luberon’s lavender fields are especially popular in late June and July, depending on the flowering season. A day might begin with a visit to Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, continue with a stop among the lanes of Gordes and end with a walk beside the Sorgue. Outdoor enthusiasts will also find walking and cycling routes in the region.