Les Chêneslierres

Les Chêneslierres offers two distinct accommodation options in Lourmarin: an 18 m² Double Room for two people and a 20 m² Studio with Terrace, sleeping three guests. Both have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace. The rooms overlook the garden or inner courtyard, and the double room has a private entrance.

The studio stands out for its kitchenette, handy for preparing meals, as well as its coffee machine and flat-screen TV. It has one single bed and one double bed, while the Double Room has one large double bed. Both accommodation options are on the ground floor and have a shower. The studio also has a fridge, microwave, hob and outdoor dining area. These differences let you choose between a room for two and a space with a kitchenette that can accommodate one extra guest.

Les Chêneslierres brings together a range of facilities for enjoying indoor and outdoor spaces during your stay in Lourmarin. The outdoor saltwater pool is open seasonally; the garden and terrace also offer places to sit outside. The rooms are air-conditioned and have private bathrooms. A private entrance and step-free access are also available.

Free private parking is available on site, with no advance reservation required. Wi-Fi is available free of charge throughout the house. The studio has a kitchenette with a hob, fridge, microwave, utensils and kettle, as well as a coffee machine and dining table. Both accommodation options have a shower; bed linen, towels and a hairdryer are provided. Heating is also available. The garden and terrace provide outdoor spaces, while the kitchenette lets you prepare meals.

Lourmarin is a Provençal village in the southern Luberon, surrounded by hills, vineyards and Mediterranean landscapes. Its narrow streets and houses with old façades make for a pleasant stroll through a village on a human scale. It suits travellers who enjoy combining heritage visits, breaks on a terrace and trips to nearby villages. Les Chêneslierres is in this rural area, with Lourmarin centre nearby.

Lourmarin Château, 1.9 km away, combines medieval and Renaissance features and is open to visitors. Fontaine Trois Masques is a well-known landmark in the village. The Basketry Museum in Cadenet showcases traditional wickerwork; it is 4 km away. Fort de Buoux, 5 km away, is a historic site set among the Luberon hills. The villages of Vaugines and Cucuron also have old streets and Provençal squares to explore.

A car makes it easier to travel between villages, vineyards and the landscapes of the Luberon Regional Natural Park. Pertuis railway station is 13 km away and Marseille-Provence Airport is 38 km away. In spring and autumn, mild temperatures are well suited to strolling through the narrow streets and walking in the countryside. Summer brings warmer weather and longer days; visits to the château and villages can then be combined with a break by the pool. The region’s markets and wine cellars are also a way to discover local produce and Luberon wines.