La Tuilière en Luberon

La Tuilière en Luberon offers five room categories, all designed for two people except for the Double or Twin Room with Garden View, which can accommodate four. Room sizes range from 17 to 33 m². Each room has air conditioning, a private bathroom and a kitchen or kitchenette. Several overlook the garden, and some open onto a terrace.

The main differences are the size, bed configuration and bathroom facilities. The Superior Double Room is the most spacious and has a spa bath. The Superior Double or Twin Room with Terrace and the Double Room with Terrace both provide access to a private outdoor space. The Standard Double Room has two single beds and a desk, while the category with a garden view can accommodate four people and has a combination of single and double beds.

La Tuilière en Luberon has free private parking on site and free Wi-Fi throughout the guest house. The rooms have air conditioning and a private bathroom. Outdoor areas include a swimming pool, a garden and a terrace. Family rooms are also available.

For meals, the rooms include a kitchen or facilities for preparing and enjoying a meal, including a kettle, teapot or coffee machine, depending on the category. Outdoor furniture and dining areas let you sit in the garden. Barbecue facilities are available, along with board games or puzzles. Some rooms have a private entrance and access to the executive lounge. Bed linen, towels and toiletries complete the room facilities.

Cadenet is a village in the Vaucluse, in the southern Luberon, amid agricultural landscapes, Provençal hills and small stone-built towns. Its centre retains landmarks of local life, including the Basketry Museum and the Monument au Tambour d’Arcole. The village suits travellers who want to discover the landscapes and heritage of the Luberon while taking time to explore several towns.

Lourmarin, known for its Renaissance château and narrow streets, is 2.7 km away. Château de Lourmarin offers a chance to discover local history and Renaissance architecture. In Cadenet, Saint-Étienne Church and the basketry museum offer a glimpse of the village’s heritage. Silvacane Abbey, a 12th-century Cistercian abbey, is another notable place to visit in the area. Pertuis railway station is 12 km away; a car is useful for reaching the villages and sites scattered across the Luberon. Marseille-Provence Airport is 35 km away.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for alternating visits to villages, walks and breaks on a terrace. In summer, hot days make it worth planning walks for the morning or late afternoon, then enjoying the swimming pool. Provençal markets and the small roads linking Cadenet with Lourmarin and other towns offer a chance to discover local produce and landscapes. For a varied day out, you can spend the morning in Lourmarin, then visit Silvacane Abbey before returning to Cadenet.