Suites de Bruoux

Suites de Bruoux offers a 55 m² Deluxe Double Room, arranged for two guests. It includes a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning and a private pool, a distinctive feature that gives it a special character. The room overlooks the inner courtyard, away from the street.

Inside, a sofa provides a place to sit, while an electric kettle lets you make a drink. The room also has a hairdryer, free toiletries and a wardrobe. Bed linen and towels are provided. Its extra-large double bed is suited to a stay for two. The private pool is exclusive to this room; the seasonal outdoor pool, garden, terrace and shared lounge are part of the bed and breakfast's communal spaces. The room is for adults only.

The outdoor areas include a private pool and an outdoor pool, as well as a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture. The sun terrace and sun loungers complete the poolside facilities. There is also a shared lounge with a TV indoors. The bed and breakfast has free public parking on site, with no reservation required.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. The on-site café, wine and champagne, and special diet menus on request are among the available dining options. A kettle or coffee machine is also available. Pets are allowed on request and a supplement may apply; pet bowls are provided. Daily housekeeping, luggage storage and concierge services complete the facilities. The property is for adults only.

Gargas is a village in the Luberon, in the Vaucluse, amid the Provençal landscapes of hills, vineyards and ochre. The surrounding countryside alternates between stone villages, farmland and colourful terrain. It suits travellers who want to discover the Luberon's heritage and scenery by car, then return to the quiet of a village after their visits.

The Mines de Bruoux, 1 km away, let you explore former galleries carved into the ochre cliffs. The Sentier des Ocres, 3.7 km away, winds through the colourful formations of Roussillon, whose narrow streets and warm-toned façades extend the experience of the landscape. Ôkhra, the Écomusée de l'Ocre, showcases the uses and working of this pigment. Further afield, Gordes and the Village des Bories offer a glimpse of the region's characteristic dry-stone architecture. Marseille-Provence Airport is 84 km away.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are pleasant for alternating walks through villages with visits to ochre sites. Summer brings strong light and hot days: plan walks for early morning, then take a break in the shade or by the pool. In June and July, lavender fields colour parts of the Luberon. You can spend a day exploring the galleries at Bruoux, walking around Roussillon and stopping in a hilltop village, without making too many long journeys.