Le Moulin des Sources

Le Moulin des Sources offers four air-conditioned rooms and suites, as well as a separate villa with a private pool. The double and family rooms accommodate two people and each has a private bathroom and a coffee machine. They range in size from 19 to 24 m². The larger Deluxe Suite, at 43 m², can accommodate four guests thanks to its separate bedroom and living room with a sofa bed.

The 300 m² villa is suited to group stays: it has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, oven and fridge. It can accommodate up to ten people, according to the property's stated maximum occupancy. Bed configurations vary by room: double beds in the rooms, and double and single beds in the villa. The rooms are furnished with everyday comforts, including bed linen and towels.

Outdoor spaces are a key feature at Le Moulin des Sources. The garden and sun terrace let you enjoy the Provençal surroundings at different times of day. A picnic area and outdoor furniture complete the facilities. For relaxing by the water, the heated outdoor pool is accompanied by sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels.

Inside, a shared lounge with a TV provides a communal space, while family rooms and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs. Air conditioning and heating are available, and a safe lets you store your personal belongings. Upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Wi-Fi is free, and free public parking is available on site. The rooms have a private bathroom, a coffee machine, towels and bed linen.

Gordes is a hilltop village in the Luberon, known for its pale stone houses rising up the hillside. Le Moulin des Sources is in the hamlet of Les Gros, in countryside of hills, vineyards, olive groves and paths lined with dry-stone walls. The area appeals to travellers who want to alternate village visits, walks and breaks by a pool in rural Provence, where a car makes it easier to get around.

Gordes centre brings together the château and old lanes, with views over the valley. The Village des Bories offers a chance to discover the Luberon's characteristic dry-stone buildings; Sénanque Abbey is known for its Cistercian architecture and lavender fields. Le Moulin des Bouillons and the Olive Oil Museum offer other ways to explore local heritage. The railway stations at L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and Cavaillon connect the region to the rail network. Marseille-Provence Airport is the main air gateway; a car is useful for reaching the villages and dispersed sights.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are well suited to walks through the lanes and excursions in the hills. In summer, markets and terraces bring the villages to life, while lavender usually blooms in late June and July. A day could combine Gordes in the morning, a visit to Sénanque Abbey or the bories, then a stop at a Luberon wine estate. In September and October, the grape harvest offers another opportunity to discover the area's agricultural landscapes and wines.