Perched on a rocky outcrop in the heart of the Luberon, Gordes offers a wide range of accommodations, from family-run Provençal farmhouses to luxury hotels. We especially enjoyed the variety of views of the village from the terraces and pools of the nearby hotels.
In this article, you’ll find: our tips on the best neighborhoods for choosing where to stay in Gordes, and our list of the best hotels in town.
This guide is completely independent, based on our experiences. We visited the region anonymously, making our own choices and paying our bills in full.
The Best Hotels in Gordes: Our Top Picks
Mas des Romarins Hotel: Just a five-minute walk from downtown, this 19th-century farmhouse features a heated pool and a breathtaking view of the village from its terrace.
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Where to Stay in Gordes: Best Neighborhoods
Why stay in Gordes?
Gordes is a hilltop village in theLuberon, listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of France. It’s very popular, but if you stay overnight, you can enjoy it before and after the tourist crowds arrive. Plus, the colors of the stone at sunset are wonderful!
It’s one of the most popular places to stay in the Luberon!
Staying overnight in the village
This area includes businesses located in the village or in its immediate vicinity, just a few minutes’ walk from the narrow streets.
Benefits:
- Walking access to the village’s cobblestone streets and scenic viewpoints,
- Right next to restaurants and shops,
- The authentic atmosphere of dry-stone houses.
Disadvantages:
- Traffic and parking are more difficult during the high season,
- Generally higher prices,
- Large crowds of tourists during the day.
Sleep with a view of the village
These properties are located just a few minutes from downtown and offer unobstructed views of Gordes and the Luberon Valley.
Benefits:
- Unobstructed views of the village and the valley from the terraces,
- A quiet neighborhood just a few minutes’ walk from downtown,
- Parking is generally easier.
Disadvantages:
- It’s just a short walk or drive to the narrow streets,
- On-site dining options may be limited at times,
- There’s less going on in the evenings here than in the center of the village.
Staying in the surrounding countryside
This sector includes the vineyards located in the surrounding countryside, between one and three kilometers from the village.
Benefits:
- Large, tree-lined estates and guaranteed peace and quiet,
- Spacious pools and expansive gardens,
- Free private parking.
Disadvantages:
- You’ll need a vehicle to explore the village and the surrounding area,
- Shops moving away from the city center,
- Some establishments close during the off-season.
Other useful tips to keep in mind
During peak season, book your lodging several months in advance, as availability in the village is limited. Parking in the narrow streets of the town center is limited: choose a hotel with private parking or use the public parking lots on the outskirts of town.
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1. Mas des Romarins Hotel
Why stay there?
Housed in a 19th-century sheepfold just a five-minute walk from the center of Gordes, the Mas des Romarins exudes Provençal charm in its thirteen air-conditioned rooms, located in both the Mas and the Atelier.
The heated pool (open in the summer) and the terrace, where you can enjoy breakfast or simply relax, overlook the valley and the Luberon mountains from a terraced garden. We recommend this place to couples looking for a peaceful setting and a view of Gordes.
Pool
- Heated pool in the summer, overlooking the Luberon Valley,
- A terraced garden surrounding the pond,
- Sun loungers and a patio area,
- Massages by appointment
Practical information
- Neighborhood: within the village, a 5-minute walk from downtown.
- Price range: 3 stars.
- Restaurant: no
- Family rooms: yes
- Parking: private, enclosed parking lot.
- See photos and availability
2. Mas de la Beaume Hotel
Why stay there?
Located 600 meters from the center of Gordes, the Mas de la Beaume offers six Provençal-style rooms overlooking the garden or the mountains, each with a private bathroom. The outdoor pool and shared terrace offer views of the Luberon Valley and the Alpilles mountain range.
Breakfast is served every morning on the room’s private terrace—a simple yet elegant experience. Gordes Castle is about a ten-minute walk from this bed-and-breakfast.
Pool
- Outdoor pool with a view of the Luberon Valley,
- Shared patio with lounge chairs,
- A tree-lined garden surrounding the pond,
- View of the Alpilles mountain range from certain outdoor areas.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: with a view of the village, 600 meters from the center.
- Price range: charming bed-and-breakfast
- Restaurant: There is no on-site restaurant; breakfast is served on the private terrace.
- Family rooms: no
- Parking: Limited parking available on site; please reserve your spot
- See photos and availability
3. Le Gordos Hotel
Why stay there?
About two kilometers from the village, in a park planted with Mediterranean trees, the Hotel Le Gordos offers twenty-three air-conditioned rooms equipped with a minibar and a coffee maker. The large, heated pool—measuring 12 meters by 6 meters—lets you swim year-round, a rare feature in the region. And the setting, surrounded by beautiful trees and old stone, is magical.
The free private parking makes it easy to drive to and from the surrounding villages. This location is ideal for travelers seeking the tranquility of the countryside while staying close to Gordes.
Pool
- Large heated pool measuring 12 meters by 6 meters,
- Swimming is possible year-round,
- The pool house bar is open from noon to 9 p.m.,
- A sun deck and lounge chairs around the pool, under the cypress and oak trees.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: in the surrounding countryside, about 2 km from the village.
- Price range: 4 stars.
- Restaurant: No traditional restaurant, but light meals are available
- Family rooms: yes
- Parking: private parking
- See photos and availability
4. Ferme de la Huppe Hotel
Why stay there?
A historic 18th-century Provençal farmhouse, the Ferme de la Huppe retains its exposed stone walls and rooms named after the old farm, such as “The Stable” and “The Granary.”
Le Bistrot de la Huppe, led by a chef who trained under Marc Veyrat, serves seasonal bistronomic cuisine on a terrace shaded by cypress trees. We enjoyed the outdoor pool, surrounded by landscaped gardens and open from April through October, as well as the ping-pong table set up nearby.
Pool
- An outdoor pool surrounded by landscaped gardens,
- Open seasonally, from April through October,
- A terrace shaded by cypress trees along the edge of the pond,
- You can enjoy meals on the terrace by the pool.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: in the surrounding countryside, in the hamlet of Les Pourquiers.
- Price range: 4 stars.
- Restaurant: Le Bistrot de la Huppe, seasonal bistronomic cuisine.
- Family rooms: An extra bed is available upon request.
- Parking: private, enclosed parking lot; free.
- Other practical information: The facility is closed from November through March
- See photos and availability
5. Carcarille Hotel
Why stay there?
The Hôtel Carcarille is housed in a dry-stone country house at the foot of the village of Gordes. The twenty air-conditioned rooms, which accommodate one to four people, mostly feature a terrace or balcony overlooking the garden or the village. Here is Restaurant Le C, where the chef serves Provençal cuisine on the terrace overlooking the sunset over Gordes.
The 14-meter heated pool, open from April through October, is complemented by a wellness area featuring a sauna and a hot tub. Awarded the “Four Chimneys” distinction by Premier Logis in France in 2017, this property is a favorite among families.
Pool
- A 14-meter-long heated pool,
- Open seasonally, from April through October,
- Sun loungers arranged all around the pool,
- Adjacent wellness area: hot tub, sauna, fitness center.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: overlooking the village, at the foot of Gordes.
- Price range: 3 stars.
- Restaurant: Restaurant Le C, Provençal cuisine.
- Family rooms: yes
- Amenities: fitness room, table tennis, pool table
- Parking: Free on-site parking.
- Other practical information: The facility is closed from December 15 through the end of March.
- See photos and availability
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6. La Bastide de Gordes Hotel
Why stay there?
Built on the 16th-century ramparts, La Bastide de Gordes combines antique furniture with works of art selected from the most renowned antique dealers. We were struck by the elegance of the hanging gardens.
Here, guests can enjoy three restaurants—including one with a Michelin star—and four swimming pools scattered throughout the property. The Sisley Spa, spanning 1,600 square meters, sets this property apart from other luxury hotels in the region. We recommend this trip to travelers seeking something exceptional in the medieval village of Gordes.
Swimming pool
- 4 swimming pools located throughout the property,
- Swimming pool at the Sisley Spa,
- Private pool available at Maison de Constance (group villa),
- Terraces and sun decks overlooking the Alpilles Valley.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: inside the village, on the ramparts.
- Price range: 5 stars (Palace).
- Restaurant: 3 on-site restaurants, including one Michelin-starred restaurant.
- Family rooms: yes.
- Amenities: 1,600 m² Sisley spa, hanging gardens, indoor lounges, and decor featuring antiques.
- Parking: private
- See photos and availability
7. Les Bories Hotel & Spa
Why stay there?
The Domaine des Bories & Spa covers eight hectares of olive trees, cypresses, and lavender, two kilometers from the village of Gordes. The 34 individually decorated, air-conditioned rooms and suites offer unobstructed views of the Luberon. We especially liked it. The gourmet restaurant and the Bistrot des Bories offer carefully prepared Provençal cuisine.
Pool
- Heated outdoor pool with a view of the Luberon,
- Heated indoor pool, included in the La Maison d’Ennea Spa,
- La Maison d’Ennea Spa, dedicated to aromatherapy, spans 300 square meters and includes a hammam and a sauna
- The Swimming Club offers light meals during the day.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: in the surrounding countryside, 2 km from the village.
- Price range: 5 stars.
- Restaurant: fine-dining restaurant, Bistrot des Bories, and Club Piscine.
- Family rooms: no
- Parking: Free on-site parking.
- See photos and availability
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