Le Mas Natán

Le Mas Natán offers two accommodation options for two people, each with a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and a terrace. Both overlook the garden. Their shared facilities suit couples, while their different sizes and layouts set them apart.

The 48 m² accommodation option has a fully equipped kitchen, a dishwasher and a barbecue, as well as a washing machine and a walk-in shower. The 25 m² room has a private entrance and a terrace overlooking the garden. Both accommodation options have access to the pool with a view. One has an extra-large double bed, while the other has a large double bed. The first lets you prepare meals in its kitchen, while the more compact room has private access.

Le Mas Natán combines indoor facilities and outdoor spaces so you can enjoy your stay at your own pace. The garden, outdoor furniture and al fresco dining area invite you to eat outside; the terrace and sun loungers are also places to relax in the sun. Parasols and pool or beach towels are available. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing are among the facilities in the living spaces.

The accommodation options have a private bathroom with a shower or bath, free toiletries and a hairdryer. A coffee machine, electric kettle, refrigerator and dining table add to the practical facilities. A flat-screen TV and radio are also provided. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation, and free Wi-Fi covers the entire property. Family rooms are also among the facilities on offer.

Gordes is a hilltop village of stone in the Luberon, with sloping narrow streets, houses clustered around the château and wide views over the Provençal countryside. Le Mas Natán is in the village's surrounding area, amid hills, dry-stone walls and cultivated plots. It suits travellers who enjoy exploring villages on foot, taking time to admire local architecture and touring the region by car.

Gordes centre, 1.6 km away, brings together the château and old streets, where you can wander among stone houses and viewpoints overlooking the valley. The Village des Bories features dry-stone huts that bear witness to local rural architecture. Sénanque Abbey, set in a valley, is known for its Cistercian architecture and lavender fields in season. The Ochre Trail in Roussillon offers a walk among cliffs and red and orange-coloured earth. The railway stations at L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and Cavaillon serve the area; a car makes it easier to travel between villages and sights.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are favourable for walks through villages and excursions along the Luberon roads. In summer, hot days are a reason to plan visits for early morning and enjoy the pool afterwards. Lavender blooms colour some landscapes in June and July, while September is a pleasant time to explore the markets and vineyards of Provence. You can combine a walk around Gordes with a visit to the Bories and a detour to the ochre landscapes of Roussillon in one day.