Les Chambres du Luberon & Table d'hôtes

Les Chambres du Luberon & Table d'hôtes offers two rooms with private bathrooms. The Double Room with Garden View accommodates two guests in 20 m². It overlooks the garden and inner courtyard, and its bathroom has both a bath and a shower. Outdoor furniture and a dining table complete the room.

The Family Room is more spacious at 32 m² and can accommodate up to four guests. It stands out for its balcony, garden and mountain views, and three-bed layout. Its bathroom has a shower or a bath. Both rooms offer garden views; the balcony and mountain view are exclusive to the Family Room. The rooms are accessed by stairs to the upper floors.

The outdoor spaces include a garden, garden furniture and a sun terrace, where you can sit and read or enjoy some peace and quiet after an outing. A hot tub is also available for a relaxing break. The rooms have private bathrooms, and private on-site parking is free. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

A continental breakfast is served on site. Children's menus and menus for specific dietary requirements are available on request. Pets are welcome at no extra charge, and pet bowls are provided. The surrounding area is ideal for walks, hiking, cycling, fishing and canoeing. You can also join cycling tours or visit temporary art galleries. Indoors, board games and puzzles are available, along with books, DVDs or music for children.

Lauris is a Provençal village in the southern Luberon, set on the slopes above the Durance Valley. Its narrow streets and terraced gardens give the village a distinctive character shaped by stone buildings and Mediterranean landscapes. The surrounding area alternates between hills, farmland and historic villages; it suits travellers who enjoy walking, discovering local heritage and stopping at wine estates.

Château de Lauris and its gardens offer a glimpse of the village's heritage. In Lourmarin, the Renaissance château can be visited in the middle of a lively village, with its narrow streets and old façades. Silvacane Abbey, a former Cistercian abbey, offers a visit focused on architecture and religious history. For an outdoor outing, the cedar forest has trails beneath the trees; canoeing is also possible on the Durance. Marseille-Provence Airport is 34 km away, and Pertuis railway station is 15 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for village strolls and hikes, with temperatures often milder than in high summer. In summer, set off early to walk in the hills, then spend the hottest hours visiting a château or taking a break in a shaded garden. Wine estates and village markets offer a chance to discover local produce. You can spend a day strolling around Lauris, visiting the heritage sites in Lourmarin and returning to the garden in the late afternoon.