Les Terrasses - Gordes

Les Terrasses offers three double rooms, each designed for two people. They measure 23, 25 and 31 m² and all have a private bathroom, a balcony or terrace, and views of the garden, swimming pool and mountains. Air conditioning or underfloor cooling helps keep the rooms comfortable. A coffee machine and minibar are also among the amenities.

The Jade room overlooks the garden and swimming pool. The Perle room stands out for its two terraces and easy access to the swimming pool. The more spacious Isabelle room has a private rooftop terrace and a large bathtub in its bathroom. The Jade and Perle rooms can be set up with twin beds on request, while the Isabelle room has a large double bed.

Les Terrasses has several outdoor areas: a garden, outdoor furniture, a balcony and terraces, including a sun terrace. Guests can enjoy the swimming pool, its towels and sun loungers, or choose a massage. Walking tours, hiking and table tennis are among the activities on offer. A shuttle service is also available.

The restaurant and minibar are complemented by a kettle or coffee machine. The house provides free Wi-Fi throughout the property and free private parking on site. Rooms include air conditioning, a private bathroom, toiletries, slippers and a hairdryer. Daily housekeeping, concierge service, a safe, and board games or puzzles are also available.

Gordes is a hilltop village in the Luberon, known for its pale stone houses, steep lanes and views across the Provençal countryside. The hamlet of Les Gros lies in this rural setting, among garrigue landscapes, cultivated land and small villages. This part of Vaucluse suits travellers who enjoy exploring heritage on foot, visiting old villages and alternating walks with breaks in shady spots.

The Village des Bories, a group of dry-stone buildings, is 3.5 km away. In Gordes, the château and lanes of the old village offer a way to explore local history and admire the stone architecture. Sénanque Abbey, known for its Cistercian architecture and lavender fields, is 7.2 km away. The Lavender Museum presents the cultivation and uses of this Provençal plant. Cavaillon railway station is 12 km away, and Marseille Provence Airport is 47 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and sights in the region.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for walks in the Luberon and visits to its villages. Summer days are hot; an early outing lets you explore the lanes before the busiest hours. Lavender usually blooms in late June and July, depending on the season’s conditions. You can spend a day exploring Gordes, visiting Sénanque and walking among the dry-stone landscapes, before returning to the garden and swimming pool.