La cour du Luberon chambres d'hôtes

The five rooms at La cour du Luberon chambres d'hôtes each accommodate two people. They have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace, with views of the garden and mountains; some also overlook the pool or inner courtyard. They range from 18 to 35 m², and two rooms are 32 m². The 32 m² rooms combine a terrace and a patio; the 35 m² room has a flat-screen TV.

Several rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and a minibar. The 32 m² rooms have a patio as well as a terrace and views of the pool, garden, mountains or inner courtyard. In the 18 m² room, the terrace overlooks the garden and the bathroom includes a walk-in shower. The rooms combine a terrace with views of the surrounding landscape.

The saltwater outdoor pool is heated and open seasonally. Sun loungers, parasols and a pool cover are provided for you to enjoy this area. The garden, outdoor furniture and terraces offer places to sit outside at different times of day. The rooms are air-conditioned and non-smoking; the property is for adults only.

Free private parking is available on site, with an electric vehicle charging station and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. A café is available on site, with fruit and wine or champagne; the rooms also have a minibar. For activities, the surrounding area is well suited to hiking, cycling and walking. Water sports facilities are also available on site, and cycling tours are among the activities on offer.

La Motte-d’Aigues is in the southern Luberon, amid a Provençal landscape of villages, vineyards and hills. This rural area suits travellers who want to explore country roads, stop in the villages of the pays d’Aigues and discover local heritage without planning every day around a large city. The surrounding wine estates also offer a chance to discover Luberon wines.

The villages of Sannes and La Motte-d’Aigues are nearby stops for a walk and a look at local architecture. Château de la Tour-d’Aigues reflects the history of the pays d’Aigues, while Château d’Ansouis overlooks a medieval village with old lanes. Château de Lourmarin, further south, houses collections and hosts cultural events. The region’s wine estates offer another way to explore the landscape, among hillsides and cultivated plots. A car makes it easier to travel between villages; the railway stations at Pertuis and Meyrargues serve the area.

On a fine day, you can combine a visit to a village with a walk through the vineyards and a stop at a wine estate. Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking and exploring the small roads, while in summer it is worth planning visits for the start of the day and leaving time for the pool. Markets and village squares let you take in the local pace before continuing on to the châteaux and landscapes of the Luberon.