Les Pres de Gordes

Les Pres de Gordes offers three independent villas, each with a kitchen and private bathroom. The accommodation includes a living area, air conditioning and a terrace; views may overlook the garden, pool or surrounding hills. The kitchens allow you to prepare meals on site, with a refrigerator, hob and coffee machine. Some villas also have a barbecue.

The three accommodations differ in size: 50 m² for the villa with one very large double bed, 75 m² for the one with two bedrooms and a sofa bed, and 100 m² for the family villa with two bedrooms and additional sleeping places in the living room. A sauna is mentioned in all three descriptions, while a hot tub is included with the 50 m² and 100 m² villas. Beds and capacity vary by accommodation; each listing has its own configuration.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, a patio and a balcony. Outdoor furniture and a dining area make it possible to eat outside, and a barbecue is also available. Sun loungers and a pool cover complete the facilities. The indoor and outdoor pools are complemented by a hot tub, a sauna and a spa and relaxation area.

Nearby, you can go hiking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing and fishing. A tennis court and a golf course less than 3 km away add to the outdoor activities. The villas have a kitchen, washing machine, tumble dryer and flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi is free, and free private parking is available on site. Pets are admitted on request; an additional charge may apply.

Gordes overlooks the hills of the Luberon, amid a landscape of pale stone, oak trees and terraced slopes. Les Pres de Gordes is in the hamlet of Les Imberts, away from the village's busy lanes, in a rural area where a car makes getting around easier. Gordes is known for its stone houses clinging to the slope, narrow passages and views over the Provençal valleys. The area suits travellers looking to alternate village visits and walks with relaxing days in the garden.

The village of Gordes, 3.5 km away, can be explored on foot along its lanes and around its château. The Village des Bories features dry-stone buildings that bear witness to local rural architecture. Sénanque Abbey, set in a valley, is another notable sight; its lavender fields are especially popular with visitors in summer. The Lavender Museum offers an insight into this Provençal crop. Cavaillon railway station is 11 km away, and Marseille-Provence Airport is 48 km away.

Spring and autumn are well suited to hiking and visiting villages, with temperatures often milder. In summer, set off early to explore Gordes's lanes before the crowds arrive, then spend the afternoon by the pool or walking in the Luberon. Lavender blooms colour the landscape around Sénanque in June and July, depending on the season's conditions. Markets in nearby villages also offer a chance to discover local produce and Provençal specialities.