Lou mas li Pitchoun "Le Poirier"

This holiday home has a 28 m² bedroom, set up for two guests. It suits a couple or two travellers looking for independent accommodation in Gordes. The bedroom has air conditioning and a double bed. It overlooks the garden and mountains, while the patio extends the living space outdoors.

The kitchen is part of the accommodation and has the equipment you need to prepare meals: a hob, refrigerator, microwave, utensils, kettle and coffee machine. A dining area, sofa and lounge area complete the layout. The bathroom has a shower and toilet. A flat-screen TV, private entrance and outdoor furniture provide additional amenities and spaces. Towels and bed linen are available for an additional charge.

The house has a fully equipped kitchen with a hob, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee machine and utensils. An indoor dining area and an outdoor dining area offer different places to eat. The patio opens onto a garden with outdoor furniture and sun loungers. A sun terrace provides additional outdoor space.

Free private parking is available, including accessible parking. Wi-Fi is free throughout the house, which also has air conditioning and heating. You will also find a flat-screen TV, a private entrance and a designated smoking area. Pets are allowed on request, possibly for an additional charge. Walking and hiking routes are available nearby.

Gordes is a hilltop village in the Luberon, set among the dry-stone landscapes and hills of Vaucluse. Its pale stone houses rise around the castle and the lanes of the old village. The surrounding countryside alternates between olive groves, vineyards, fields and hiking paths. This stop suits travellers who enjoy exploring Provençal villages by car, taking time to wander and combining heritage visits with walks.

Gordes Castle and the village lanes offer a first glimpse of the village; the Caves du Palais Saint-Firmin let you explore spaces carved beneath the houses. The Village des Bories is a collection of dry-stone huts, while Notre-Dame de Sénanque Abbey can be visited in a valley surrounded by fields. Roussillon is known for its cliffs and ochre-coloured earth. Cavaillon, served by train, is 17 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between these villages and the scattered sights of the Luberon.

In summer, days are hot and the best-known villages attract more visitors. Set out early to explore the lanes before the busiest hours, then spend the afternoon visiting a sight or taking a break in the garden. Lavender blooms colour some Luberon landscapes in late spring and early summer, depending on the season. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for hikes and trips between Gordes, Sénanque and Roussillon. Markets and villages can also be explored out of season, at a quieter pace.