Le Mas de la Lombarde

Le Mas de la Lombarde offers three accommodation options for two people: a Double Room, a Roulotte and a Superior Bungalow. Each has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace. The first two are 17 m², while the bungalow has 35 m². The Double Room overlooks the garden, swimming pool or inner courtyard; it also includes a minibar and a safe.

The Roulotte stands out for its independent layout, alcove bed and porthole looking up at the night sky. Its kitchenette allows you to prepare simple meals. The Superior Bungalow offers more space, with a separate living room, a fully equipped kitchen and a hot tub. It also has a dishwasher, washing machine and terrace overlooking the garden. These differences let you choose between a traditional room, an equipped roulotte or a bungalow with a fully equipped kitchen.

The estate brings together outdoor spaces arranged around the garden: a sunny terrace, outdoor furniture, a dining area and a picnic area. Barbecue facilities let you cook outdoors. For relaxation, you will find a spa, hot tub, open-air bath, solarium and relaxation area. Massages and facial and body treatments are also available.

On-site activities include walks and table tennis; badminton equipment is also available. Families can enjoy board games, puzzles and books for children. Luggage storage is available, and the property has air conditioning and heating. Private parking is free and includes an electric vehicle charging station. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. A continental breakfast is served every morning, and a shared kitchen provides further facilities for meals.

Lourmarin lies in the southern Luberon, amid vineyards, olive groves and Provençal hills. Its old centre is arranged around lanes, squares and terraces where you can take your time and wander. The village attracts travellers looking to combine heritage, walks through the landscapes of the Luberon and food stops. The surrounding area has small roads, fields and hilltop villages; a car is useful for exploring the region.

Lourmarin Château, 2.9 km away, blends medieval and Renaissance architecture and is open to visitors. Lauris, 2.0 km away, offers a Provençal village and terraced gardens; its château overlooks the Durance Valley. Silvacane Abbey, 3.2 km away, is a remarkable Cistercian building to discover on an excursion. Canoe and kayak enthusiasts will find a launch site in Puyvert. Pertuis railway station is 14 km away and Marseille-Provence Airport is 34 km away.

Spring and early autumn are well suited to walks in the villages and walking or cycling routes, when temperatures are milder. In summer, days are hot, so it is best to start your visits early; the swimming pool offers a relaxing break after an outing. In late June and July, the Provençal landscape is coloured by lavender in several parts of the Luberon. In September and October, the grape harvest offers another reason to discover the region’s vineyards.