Le Mas Justin

Le Mas Justin offers two double rooms, both called Deluxe Double Room. Each accommodates two people and has air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and a private pool. Both rooms offer garden views and have a private entrance and soundproofed walls.

The first measures 32 m². It has a dining area, a bath and a shower, and overlooks the garden. The second, measuring 22 m², also has a dining area and a coffee machine, with additional views of the pool and inner courtyard. It has a shower or a bath. Both layouts are designed for a double bed. The rooms are on upper floors accessible by stairs only. Parquet flooring, a desk and an additional toilet are among some of the room amenities.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and a picnic area. Outdoor furniture and a dining area let you enjoy the open air, while the sun terrace provides another place to relax. The outdoor swimming pool is enclosed by a fence; sun loungers, beach chairs and parasols are also available. A private pool is also among the amenities.

Le Mas Justin offers bicycle rental, cycling tours and walking tours. For refreshments, there is a café on site; fruit and a kettle or coffee machine are also provided. Room amenities include a flat-screen TV, cable channels and satellite channels. Internet access, air conditioning and heating are available. Parking is free. The rooms have a private bathroom, and private or express check-in and check-out are available.

Gordes rises on a hillside in the Luberon, amid pale stone landscapes, fields and Provençal hills. Le Mas Justin is in the hamlet of Les Imberts, in the countryside of the commune, while the hilltop village has cobbled lanes, stone houses and sloping passageways. This region suits travellers who want to alternate between heritage, walks and stops in small villages.

The Village des Bories, 2.4 km away, features dry-stone constructions that bear witness to traditional rural life. Gordes Castle and its lanes are 3.5 km away. Sénanque Abbey, 6.4 km away, is known for its Cistercian architecture and Provençal setting. The Lavender Museum traces the history of this regional crop. For longer journeys, the railway stations at L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and Cavaillon are 10 and 11 km away respectively; Marseille-Provence Airport serves the region.

The roads of the Luberon are well suited to excursions between Gordes, Cabrières-d'Avignon and the neighbouring villages, with stops to explore the lanes or visit a market. Late June and July are associated with the lavender bloom, although the dates vary according to the weather and the fields. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often milder for walking and visiting heritage sites. A day could start with a stroll through Gordes, continue at Sénanque Abbey and end with a look at the dry-stone landscapes.