Le Crillon

The rooms at Le Crillon are divided into double, triple and quadruple categories, with floor areas ranging from 15 to 30 m². They have air conditioning and an en-suite bathroom; a flat-screen TV is also among the in-room facilities. Capacities vary by category, accommodating two to four people depending on the bed configuration. The Quadruple Charm Room is the largest and can accommodate several guests with its single beds and large double bed.

Views and outdoor spaces set several rooms apart. Some open onto the garden, mountains or courtyard, while others overlook the town. The Premium Double Room stands out for its balcony and terrace; the quadruple room also has a terrace. The Double Charm Room and Triple Charm Room have a bathtub in their bathrooms, while the room descriptions also mention facilities such as a hairdryer. The rooms suit couples as well as families.

Le Crillon brings together a range of services to enhance a stay in the village of Murs. The restaurant serves traditional Provençal cuisine, with an indoor dining room and a terrace where you can enjoy meals. A bar, snack bar and on-site café offer different options, while children's menus, fruit, and wine or champagne are also available. Family rooms and air conditioning cater to different types of travellers.

Free public parking is nearby, with spaces on the street that cannot be reserved. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. Outdoor areas include a sun terrace and garden furniture. You will also find a shared lounge with a TV, luggage storage and a concierge service. Walking, cycling and hiking activities let you explore the surroundings. For relaxing indoors, board games and puzzles are available. Rooms include facilities such as a TV, a bathroom with a shower or bathtub, a hairdryer and free toiletries.

Murs is a village in the Vaucluse, amid the limestone landscapes of the Luberon. Stone houses, small roads linking the hamlets and the surrounding hills create a rural Provençal setting, popular with travellers looking for walks and village visits rather than a city break. Le Crillon is in the village, near Saint-Loup Church; you can explore the surrounding area by car or on foot along country paths.

Gordes, with its stone houses clinging to the hillside and its château, is one of the region's most notable places to visit. The Village des Bories brings together historic dry-stone buildings, a testament to local rural architecture. In Murs, Saint-Loup Church and the narrow streets make for a quieter stroll, while Joucas offers another hilltop village to discover in the Luberon. Mont Ventoux forms a distinctive feature on the horizon and draws hikers and cyclists. Marseille-Provence Airport is 55 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and natural sites.

Fine weather is ideal for morning walks before the hottest part of the day and village visits in the late afternoon. In summer, markets and terraces set the pace for Provençal outings; spring and autumn are good times for hikes in the hills and trips to Gordes or the Bories. For a varied day, you can spend the morning exploring a village and its heritage, then follow country paths or head for the heights of the Luberon. Roads connect several towns, but public transport is limited in the immediate area.