Luxury Hotels in Gordes — 9 of Our Favourites

If a quiet stay in a secluded area is what you're looking for then this smartly decorated haven may just be what you're looking for. 

They have 2 suites, 2 triple rooms, 2 doubles with balconies and 6 doubles. Each of our rooms has a top of the range bedding (“Treca Star Palace 4*”) as well as an air conditioning system, a flat screen TV, a free and unlimited WI-FI access and a hair dryer. They can also provide you with baby beds if necessary.

There is a gourmet restaurant run by the Michelin star chef Xavier Mathieu and a bistro where you can enjoy coffee and lunch on the terrace.

As an added extra this hotel offers cooking lessons for those that want to learn some tips from the master chefs. A perfect accompaniment if you are choosing to visit Provence to sample the delicious food that is on offer in the region.

To help you relax further on your holiday, the spa offers a selection of massage treatments, as well as a Jacuzzi, hammam and a fitness room.

This hotel gives you every opportunity to treat yourself and ensure that you the perfect holiday.

Having the vineyard attached to the hotel is a great opportunity for guests to take part in the free tour of the vinery and to get involved in their wine tasting workshops.

The hotel offers mainly suite accommodation; the two most luxurious are exceptional and provide every modern comfort. Both come with a private Jacuzzi and steam room and one even has its own private heated pool. 

If this was not enough, the hotel restaurant, Le Gourmet, is run by the Michelin starred chef, Christophe Renaud, and offers some of the best Provencal and Mediterranean dishes to be had within the region.

Like all other within its class, the hotel has a host of other amenities including an outdoor swimming pool, stunning gardens and a piano bar. It is a sophisticated place for a getaway and well worth it.

The 26 rooms and 15 suites are spacious, cozy and furnished and decorated in the typical Provencal style. They overlook the village or the valley - surely one of the best views in Provence.

Light and airy, they all feature flat screen satellite TV and WiFi, and some of the suites have a private terrace. Dinner is a smart affair where you can dine on the terrace, enjoying refined local cuisine and the wine menu is extensive, as you may expect.

The Sisley Spa provides a welcome chance to rejuvenate, with a good range of treatments, hamman, solarium and fitness room.

The rooms are tastefully decorated Provencal style, and the larger ones have terraces with views over the Luberon. A wonderful place to kick back and relax.

The hotel comes with plenty of amenities. There is both an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, a sauna, a steam room, tennis courts and of course a luxury spa where you can indulge in various treatments.

The hotel offers a Michelin star restaurant serving regional specialties by the chef Pascal Ginoux.

This beautiful property was built in the early 1970s using dry sandstone, giving it the appearance of being much older than it is.

The hotel has 19 bedrooms which are decorated in contemporary Provencal style and graced with antique furniture.

Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner as this 3-star hotel in Roussillon has its own restaurant.