Le Clos de Gordes

Le Clos de Gordes offers five air-conditioned rooms, all with a private bathroom. The three Deluxe Rooms measure 30 m²: two accommodate two people, while one configuration can sleep up to four guests. The two Superior Double Rooms offer 40 and 50 m² respectively, and each accommodates two people.

Views vary by room and include the garden, inner courtyard, mountains or pool. Facilities include a TV, bed linen, towels, a hairdryer and a wardrobe or clothes rack. Some bathrooms have a bath as well as a shower. One room has a dressing room, another has interconnecting rooms available, and the largest Superior category includes a sofa. Sleeping arrangements are specified for each room.

Le Clos de Gordes offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a garden and several spaces to enjoy the fresh air. You can sit outside on the terrace or sun terrace, while the shared lounge provides an indoor communal space. Sun loungers or beach chairs are also available. Guests can go hiking and cycling nearby. Yoga classes are available.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Free public parking is available nearby, with no reservation required. Pets are welcome at no extra charge; pet bowls and a pet basket are available. Breakfast served on site can be continental, American or vegetarian, and special-diet menus are available on request. Le Clos de Gordes also provides an airport shuttle service.

Gordes is a hilltop village in Vaucluse, amid the Luberon's dry-stone landscapes and hills. Its pale stone houses rise along the slope, and its narrow streets lead to viewpoints over the surrounding countryside. The area suits travellers looking to combine Provençal heritage, walks and stops in historic villages. Lavender fields colour some landscapes in early summer, while the shoulder seasons bring milder days for exploring the area.

Château de Gordes overlooks the village and houses exhibition spaces. Outside the village, the Village des Bories is a collection of rural dry-stone buildings that bear witness to traditional farming practices. Founded in the 12th century and still home to a monastic community, Sénanque Abbey can be visited in a valley in the Luberon. Trails and the Forêt Domaniale du Luberon invite you to walk or explore the landscape by bike. Cavaillon railway station is 11 km away; Marseille-Provence Airport is 48 km away.

For a day out, you can start by exploring Gordes's narrow streets, then spend the afternoon at the abbey or the bories. In June and July, lavender fields add another colour to trips around the area; spring and autumn temperatures are often better suited to walks. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and the Luberon's more dispersed sights. Provençal markets and stops in neighbouring towns let you discover local produce and landscapes during your stay.