Villa Lumières

Villa Lumières offers four accommodation options with a range of layouts: two double rooms, a family room and a suite with a sauna. Each double room has a private bathroom and a terrace; one overlooks the garden and mountains, while the other also offers a view of the pool. The family room consists of two rooms sharing a private bathroom and has a balcony overlooking the hills. It accommodates four people.

The 80 m² suite stands out for its private sauna, terrace, garden view and coffee machine. It accommodates up to six people and includes a large double bed and two sofa beds. The other rooms measure 20, 23 and 30 m². Depending on the room, the bathrooms have a shower or a bath. The terraces and balcony offer different views of the garden and surrounding landscape from the private spaces.

Villa Lumières has outdoor spaces and facilities to help you enjoy your stay in Goult. The garden and sun terrace invite you to relax outside; the seasonal outdoor pool has a shallow end. A picnic area and outdoor furniture add to these places to unwind. Guests can also follow walking trails, go for walks or cycle in the surrounding area. Table tennis and a golf course within 3 km are among the activities available.

There is also a shared lounge with a TV, outdoor play equipment for children and board games. The restaurant serves meals and offers children's menus; wine and champagne are available. Continental breakfast is served free of charge to guests staying in rooms. The property has free Wi-Fi throughout and free private parking on site. The rooms are non-smoking; some facilities include air conditioning, heating and a fan.

Goult is a village in the Luberon, in Vaucluse, where stone houses and narrow lanes create a Provençal landscape. The hamlet of Lumières is within the commune, amid hills, wine estates and country lanes. Goult appeals to travellers who want to explore the villages of the Luberon at their own pace, alternate visits to historic sites with walks, and return to the peace of a Provençal village after a day out.

In the village, Porte de l'Orme and the old lanes make for a walk on foot. Gordes and its château are 6 km away; Village des Bories, a group of dry-stone buildings, is also 6 km away. Forêt des Cèdres, popular for its walking trails, is 7 km away. Cavaillon station is 15 km away, while Avignon TGV station is 30 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and natural sites of the Luberon.

In spring and autumn, mild temperatures are well suited to walks through the villages and cycling excursions. Summer brings hot days, so morning outings let you explore the lanes and trails before the sun is at its strongest. In late June and July, lavender fields colour parts of the Luberon landscape. You can spend a day visiting Goult and stopping in Gordes, then go for a walk in the forest or among the dry-stone landscapes.