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The rooms are named Superior Double Room, Deluxe Double Room, Junior Suite Double Room and Single Room - Garden View. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a minibar. Garden views are a feature they share, while floor space and beds vary by room. The double rooms accommodate two people and have a large double bed; the single room is for one person and has a double bed.

The junior suites offer more space and can accommodate up to three people. Their layouts include several beds; some also have a sofa or a bath, while others have a bidet. A desk, a safe and free toiletries are among the amenities available in the rooms. Across the eight categories featured here, room sizes range from 18 to 40 m². The wheelchair-accessible room is a 25 m² Superior Double Room; some rooms are on upper floors accessible only by stairs.

The garden and sun terrace offer several places to take a break between visits. The outdoor pool is open seasonally; sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels add to the opportunities to relax. If you enjoy activities, you can play table tennis, hire bicycles or go walking or cycling. Cycling tours, walking tours and concerts or performances are also among the activities on offer.

The restaurant serves children's meals and special-diet menus on request. You can also choose to have breakfast in your room, enjoy a coffee on site or order a drink at the bar. Room service, luggage storage and concierge service make your stay easier. The hotel has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including wheelchair access, an adapted low washbasin and toilets with grab rails. Free private parking and free Wi-Fi are available.

Gordes is a hilltop village in the Luberon, in Vaucluse, known for its pale stone houses and lanes that climb towards the castle. The surrounding landscape combines hills, cultivated fields, olive groves and historic villages. This Provençal countryside suits travellers who want to alternate heritage visits, walks and time outdoors; a car makes it easier to get between the different villages.

Gordes centre is 2.2 km away: the castle overlooks the square and the village lanes. The Caves du Palais Saint-Firmin, also 2.2 km away, reveal an underground complex carved beneath the houses. The Village des Bories, 3.8 km away, is a group of dry-stone buildings characteristic of the region. Notre-Dame de Sénanque Abbey, 4.1 km away, can be visited in a valley surrounded by hills and fields. Further afield, Roussillon is known for its ochre façades and the colourful landscapes of its quarries.

Spring and autumn bring pleasant temperatures for exploring the villages and paths of the Luberon. In summer, days are hot, and morning visits make it easier to enjoy the lanes at a quieter pace. Lavender fields colour some Provençal landscapes in late June and July, depending on the season. You can spend a day in Gordes and at the Bories, then continue to Sénanque or the ochre trails of Roussillon; country roads connect these stops through hills and farmland.