Mas Val-Chênaie Gordes

Mas Val-Chênaie Gordes offers four double rooms and a one-bedroom gîte, all designed for two people. The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a garden view. Depending on the category, you will also find a seating area, a private terrace or a village view. The rooms range from 19 to 27 m²; the gîte has 32 m² and a separate living area.

The gîte stands out for its fully equipped kitchen, outdoor dining area and views of the garden and pool. The rooms include a refrigerator and an electric kettle. Several categories offer a choice between a large double bed and two single beds; the others have a large double bed. Each room therefore has its own character, with features such as a terrace, views or a living area.

The outdoor areas include a garden, terraces and an open-air dining area, as well as a picnic area for enjoying the surroundings. The outdoor pool is accompanied by pool or beach towels, sun loungers and parasols. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom; some also have a terrace and a garden view. The gîte has a kitchen and an outdoor dining area.

Free private parking is available on site, and free Wi-Fi works in the rooms. Coffee is available on site, along with wine and champagne; a kettle or coffee machine is also provided. Continental breakfast is served every morning. Guests can enjoy the garden, the furnished outdoor areas and the pool during the swimming season. The house is reserved for adults and offers daily housekeeping.

Gordes rises on the slopes of the Luberon, amid a landscape of hills, dry-stone walls and houses with pale façades. You can explore the Provençal village on foot along its sloping lanes, between vaulted passageways, little squares and views over the countryside. It suits travellers who enjoy characterful villages, heritage visits and walks rather than an urban stay.

The Château de Gordes overlooks the houses in the centre and hosts exhibitions, depending on the programme. The Village des Bories features dry-stone huts that bear witness to local rural architecture. Notre-Dame de Sénanque Abbey, surrounded by hills and lavender fields, is another memorable excursion. The nearby villages of Joucas, Murs and Goult offer a change of scenery for walks and a chance to discover different sides of the Luberon. A car makes it easier to travel between these sites and the hiking trails.

In spring, the trails and country lanes are well suited to day trips, while summer brings heat and crowds to the most visited villages. Lavender blooms colour the landscape in early summer, particularly around Sénanque; the dates vary from year to year. For a balanced day out, you can explore Gordes in the morning, visit the Bories or the abbey, then spend the afternoon walking in the hills. Autumn brings soft light and temperatures that are often pleasant for exploring on foot.