Les Chambres du Hameau , une Parenthèse Provençale

The accommodation comprises double rooms, suites and a one-bedroom house. The 25 m² double rooms sleep two and have a private bathroom. The suites offer more space, ranging from 32 to 36 m², and include a separate living room as well as a bedroom. Depending on the category, a sofa bed complements the large double bed, and maximum occupancy varies between units.

Several rooms and suites feature a terrace overlooking the garden. The detailed double rooms and suites have air conditioning; they also include a flat-screen TV, while several offer a coffee machine and minibar. The 65 m² one-bedroom house, with its private bathroom, has a distinct layout. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath, depending on the accommodation.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and a heated outdoor swimming pool that is open seasonally. Sun loungers and parasols let you relax in the garden around the pool. The property’s restaurant offers on-site dining, and breakfast is served à la carte or as a continental option. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property; free private parking is available on site without prior reservation.

The rooms and suites have private bathrooms and towels. Several units are air-conditioned and have a terrace; a flat-screen TV, coffee machine and minibar are among the amenities available, depending on the category. Daily housekeeping is provided. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available. The property also has a shared terrace where you can take a break between visits to the Gordes area.

Gordes and the neighbouring villages lie amid the landscapes of the Luberon, with hills, dry-stone walls and roads lined with cypress trees. Nearby Murs has a quieter Provençal atmosphere; Gordes, perched on a rocky spur, is best explored on foot through its cobbled lanes. Les Chambres du Hameau lets you stay in this hilly countryside, with a garden and swimming pool where you can alternate visits with time to relax.

At 1.7 km, Murs makes a good stop to see the village architecture and surrounding scenery. Gordes is 4.9 km away: its château hosts exhibitions, and its streets reveal stone houses and views over the valley. Notre-Dame de Sénanque Abbey, 3.8 km away, is a Cistercian monastery known for its Romanesque architecture and lavender fields. The Plague Wall, 3.1 km away, recalls the region’s history. A car makes it easier to travel between these sites and the villages of the Luberon.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks and sightseeing, with temperatures often milder than in high summer. From late June to July, lavender fields add colour to the landscapes around Sénanque, while summer brings more visitors to the hilltop villages. You can spend a day in Gordes and at the abbey, then continue to the surrounding trails and villages. In hot weather, visiting early in the morning or late in the afternoon leaves more time to enjoy the swimming pool and the shade of the garden.