Lou Amourie

Lou Amourie offers a 19 m² double room designed for two guests. It has a double bed and a bathtub in the bathroom. The electric kettle lets you prepare a drink in your room, and free toiletries are provided. You will also find a toilet, a hairdryer, an iron and ironing equipment. Heating and a tiled or marble floor complete the room's facilities.

The bathtub sets this room apart from options with a shower. Its layout brings together practical amenities for a couple's stay, with sleeping space for two and a bathroom with a bathtub. The room is non-smoking, as are all indoor areas at Lou Amourie. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. After a day exploring Roussillon and the villages of the Luberon, you can return to the guest house's garden and terrace.

Lou Amourie has a garden and two terrace areas, including a sun terrace. These spaces let you enjoy the outdoors throughout the day. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Free public parking is nearby, with no reservation required. The rooms are non-smoking, and the indoor areas have heating. Tiled or marble flooring, ironing equipment and an iron complete the available facilities.

The double room has a bathtub, a toilet, free toiletries and a hairdryer. An electric kettle is also provided. Breakfast is available to guests. Check-in is between 18:00 and 20:00, and check-out is between 08:00 and 10:30. The garden and terrace offer outdoor spaces where you can take a break between visits to Roussillon and nearby villages. Wi-Fi is available throughout the guest house.

Roussillon is a village in Vaucluse, in the Luberon, known for its red, orange and yellow façades and cliffs. Its narrow streets wind between Provençal houses and open onto viewpoints over the surrounding hills. The region attracts visitors interested in colourful landscapes, historic villages and walks in the countryside. Lou Amourie is in the Les Ferriers area, away from the village's busiest streets.

The Ochre Trail takes you through former quarries and lets you see the different shades of sand and rock. The Ochre Conservatory, housed in a former factory, presents the history of ochre extraction and pigments. In the village, the belfry and Saint-Michel Church punctuate the walk between the houses. Gordes, with its stone streets and castle, offers another Luberon visit; the Village des Bories is a collection of dry-stone buildings. A car makes it easier to travel between these villages and rural sites. Marseille-Provence Airport is 50 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, with generally milder temperatures and changing landscapes. In summer, the light brings out the colours of the cliffs, but the exposed paths are more pleasant early in the morning or later in the day. You can spend a morning on the Ochre Trail, then head into the village to explore its narrow streets and viewpoints. The Luberon roads also link several hilltop villages and wine estates, making it possible to combine walking, heritage and Provençal scenery in a day.