Maison Alena Lourmarin Main Square

The house has two bedrooms and accommodates up to four guests. They are part of an entire 110 m² property, with two large double beds and three bathrooms in total. This layout allows a family or two couples to share the communal areas while keeping separate bedrooms. The private bathroom, town views and terrace are among the property’s features.

The fully equipped kitchen offers some independence during your stay, with an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, toaster and coffee machine. The dining table is in the dining area. A washing machine, bed linen and towels complete the facilities. The house has a private entrance and a terrace where you can enjoy views of Lourmarin’s rooftops.

The house has a kitchen for preparing meals, with a hob, oven, fridge, microwave and toaster. An electric kettle and coffee machine complete the equipment, while the dining table provides a place to gather. The washing machine is useful for longer stays. The terrace extends the indoor living space and overlooks the town.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house. You will also find a private bathroom, a shower, towels, bed linen and free toiletries. There are three bathrooms in the property, as well as an additional toilet. A 24-hour reception assists with arrivals, which are arranged between 17:00 and 21:00. The house has a private entrance and heating. Check-out is before 10:00.

Lourmarin is a village in the Luberon, with stone façades, narrow streets and shady squares. The house overlooks Place Henri Barthelemy, right in the village, where shops and café terraces are interspersed with old houses. The pace is that of a Provençal stopover: wander through the streets, linger in a square, then set off to explore the landscapes of the massif. The village appeals to travellers who prefer exploring on foot and days punctuated by breaks to a busy urban itinerary.

Château de Lourmarin, whose buildings combine several architectural periods, is 250 m away. Église Saint-André and Fontaine Trois Masques are among the landmarks in the centre. Wine lovers can visit the vineyards nearby, including Les caves du château Lourmarin and Château Fontvert. Forêt de Cèdres offers a shady walk in the hills of the Luberon. Pertuis railway station is 14 km away and Marseille-Provence Airport is 37 km away; a car makes it easier to explore the villages and countryside.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are pleasant for walking around Lourmarin and exploring the roads of the Luberon. Summer brings hot days, so it is best to plan visits to the village for the morning or late afternoon and spend the hottest hours taking a break in the shade. A day can combine a visit to the château, a walk through the narrow streets and an outing to the vineyards or local trails. The market and village squares also offer a chance to take your time and discover local life.