Le Verger

Le Verger offers three accommodations for two people: two suites with a separate bedroom and a double room with a patio. All are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, a private entrance and a terrace. They offer garden views; the room with a patio also has a mountain view. They range in size from 25 to 38 m².

The two suites stand out for their separate living areas, while the double room has a patio and a terrace. A minibar and tea and coffee-making facilities are among the amenities in the accommodations. The 38 m² suite also has a seating area. The bathrooms have a shower or a bath, and a hairdryer and toiletries are provided. Each accommodation has a double bed.

Le Verger has an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and several outdoor areas, including a terrace with outdoor furniture. The saltwater pool has a shallow end; sun loungers and parasols are available by the water. Free private parking is available on site, and the free Wi-Fi is fast enough for video streaming and online calls.

Activities available around the guest house include hiking, cycling, walking tours, horse riding, canoeing and fishing. You can also play table tennis or take part in cycling tours and activities focused on local culture. Bicycle hire is available. The accommodations are air-conditioned and soundproofed, and have tea and coffee-making facilities; some rooms also have a minibar.

Gordes is a hilltop village in the Luberon, with pale stone houses climbing the slopes and old lanes around the castle. The landscape combines hills, cultivated land and dry-stone buildings; small roads link hamlets and Provençal villages. This region suits travellers who enjoy walks, views and heritage sites, with the option of exploring the area by car or bicycle.

The Village des Bories, 3.4 km away, is a collection of agricultural buildings made of dry stone without mortar. Gordes Castle overlooks the lanes and hosts exhibitions. The Caves du Palais Saint-Firmin form an underground network beneath the village, reflecting its former activities. Sénanque Abbey, known for its Cistercian architecture and lavender fields, is 7.2 km away. L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue – Fontaine-de-Vaucluse railway station is 12 km away; Marseille Provence Airport is 47 km away.

A car makes it easier to visit the scattered villages and sights of the Luberon. The trails also offer opportunities for walking and cycling, with routes between stone walls, orchards and wooded slopes. In spring, mild days are well suited to sightseeing and hiking; in summer, set out early to enjoy the lanes and trails before the hottest part of the day. In June and July, lavender blooms colour parts of the region. You can spend a day walking around Gordes, visiting a dry-stone site and stopping in another Luberon village.