Logis Hotel le Mas De Cure Bourse

The rooms at Le Logis Hotel le Mas De Cure Bourse are available in four categories: Classic Double, Comfort Double, Superior Double and Economy Double. They range from 17 to 35 m² and are all air-conditioned. Most have a private bathroom with a bathtub; the Classic Room has a private bathroom located in the corridor. The Economy Room stands out for its simpler facilities.

Depending on the category, you can enjoy a view of the park or orchard, a TV, a desk or a seating area. The Superior Double is the largest, at 35 m², and can accommodate three people thanks to its sofa bed and double bed. The other rooms are designed for two guests, with a double bed or two single beds in the Classic and Comfort categories. Each room has its own configuration, from the room with a seating area to the compact, air-conditioned room.

Le Logis Hotel le Mas De Cure Bourse brings together services suited to country stays and visits to the region. Free private parking is available on site, and free Wi-Fi covers the property. The outdoor swimming pool, sun loungers and garden let you enjoy the open air. You can also hire bicycles, take a tour about local culture, or go for a walk, cycle ride or hike.

The restaurant, bar and on-site café add to the dining options. Buffet breakfast can be served in your room, and children’s menus and packed lunches are available. The property also arranges massages, including full-body, back, foot and head massages. It has facilities for guests with reduced mobility and is wheelchair accessible. Meeting and reception rooms are also available; wine and champagne are among the services offered.

LʼIsle-sur-la-Sorgue is a Provençal town known for its canals, water wheels and antique dealers. The surrounding countryside features orchards, paths and small towns in the Pays des Sorgues. Le Mas is set in this rural landscape, while the town centre offers a different atmosphere, with its old streets, markets and shops specialising in antiques. This stop suits travellers looking to combine walks around town with outings in the Vaucluse.

La Filaventure, a museum dedicated to the history of Brun de Vian-Tiran wool, offers a glimpse into a local textile tradition. The markets and squares of LʼIsle-sur-la-Sorgue invite you to stroll among the stalls and old façades. LʼIsle-sur-la-Sorgue - Fontaine-de-Vaucluse railway station is 2.1 km away and serves the town by rail. Mont Ventoux, a landmark in the Vaucluse landscape, draws hikers and cyclists. Château du Thor and the nearby villages offer other ideas for visits in the region.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are well suited to walks through the streets and excursions into the landscapes of the Luberon. Summer brings more heat, so it is best to plan visits early in the day and spend the hottest hours by the pool or in the shade of the trees. On Sundays, the Provençal market and antique shops offer a lively glimpse of the town. You could start the day by exploring the canals, continue at the museum or in nearby villages, then finish on the terrace over a Provençal meal.