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The bedrooms at our establishment have been given names inspired by the vibrant hues of the Roussillon cliffs and the artistic palettes cherished by Cezanne and Van Gogh. Each room meets the highest standards and features a private toilet, as well as a bathroom equipped with a spacious shower or a luxurious bathtub. Guests will also find a hair dryer, comfortable bathrobes, and towels for use at the swimming pool. The beds are of the finest quality, ensuring a restful night's sleep, and a safe is provided for valuables. However, the true allure of our bedrooms lies in their serene ambience, which invites visitors to escape the constraints of time. To enhance the tranquility of our guests, televisions are not included in the rooms, but high-speed internet access is available for those who wish to stay connected.Reviews
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Directions
Driving Directions:
For travelers coming from Lyon on the A7 motorway, take the Avignon Sud exit. Follow the signs for Apt on the D22 and then the N100 until you reach Croustelet. At the traffic lights in Croustelet, make a left turn towards Les Gros/Temple. Continue for 1 kilometer and then make a right turn towards Les Gros/Temple for another kilometer. You will come across a wall, where you should make two consecutive left turns. The Mill will be on your right.
If you are coming from Aix-Marseille, exit the motorway at Cavaillon. Take the D2 in the direction of Apt/Digne. After passing Robion, follow the signs for Gordes/Les Imberts. Once you leave Les Imberts, make a right turn towards Les Gros/Temple and continue for another kilometer. Then, make a right turn in the direction of Les Gros/Temple. You will arrive facing a wall, where you should make two consecutive left turns. The Mill will be on your right.
We are excited to welcome you soon at the Moulin des Sources.
For travelers coming from Lyon on the A7 motorway, take the Avignon Sud exit. Follow the signs for Apt on the D22 and then the N100 until you reach Croustelet. At the traffic lights in Croustelet, make a left turn towards Les Gros/Temple. Continue for 1 kilometer and then make a right turn towards Les Gros/Temple for another kilometer. You will come across a wall, where you should make two consecutive left turns. The Mill will be on your right.
If you are coming from Aix-Marseille, exit the motorway at Cavaillon. Take the D2 in the direction of Apt/Digne. After passing Robion, follow the signs for Gordes/Les Imberts. Once you leave Les Imberts, make a right turn towards Les Gros/Temple and continue for another kilometer. Then, make a right turn in the direction of Les Gros/Temple. You will arrive facing a wall, where you should make two consecutive left turns. The Mill will be on your right.
We are excited to welcome you soon at the Moulin des Sources.
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Prices
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
4 | 110 | 200 | 40 | oui | ||||||||||
| B&B (3 pers.) |
1 | 190 | 240 | ||||||||||||
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Attractions
- Village of Gordes: Located within walking distance from Hameau des Gros, the village of Gordes is a charming hilltop village known for its beautiful stone houses and narrow cobblestone streets. Explore the medieval castle, enjoy panoramic views of the Luberon Valley, and visit art galleries and boutiques.
- Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque: Situated just a few kilometers away from Hameau des Gros, the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque is a picturesque Cistercian abbey surrounded by lavender fields. This stunning 12th-century abbey is still home to a community of monks and offers guided tours showcasing its architectural beauty.
- Village des Bories: Located about 3 kilometers from Hameau des Gros, the Village des Bories is an open-air museum that showcases traditional dry-stone huts known as bories. These ancient stone structures provide a glimpse into the rural life of the region and offer a unique cultural experience.
- Ochre Trail of Roussillon: Approximately 8 kilometers away from Hameau des Gros, the Ochre Trail of Roussillon is a natural wonder that features vibrant red and orange cliffs formed by ochre deposits. Take a leisurely hike along the marked trails and immerse yourself in the striking colors of this unique landscape.
- The Lavender Museum: Situated around 10 kilometers from Hameau des Gros, the Lavender Museum in Coustellet offers visitors a chance to learn about the history, cultivation, and various uses of lavender. Explore the exhibits, learn about the distillation process, and browse through a wide range of lavender products.
- Pont Julien: Located approximately 12 kilometers away, Pont Julien is a well-preserved ancient Roman bridge that spans the Calavon River. This historical bridge dates back to 3 BC and is a remarkable example of Roman engineering. Take a stroll across the bridge and admire its architectural beauty.
- Village of Bonnieux: Situated around 12 kilometers from Hameau des Gros, Bonnieux is a charming hilltop village with a rich history. Explore its narrow streets, visit the 12th-century church, and enjoy panoramic views of the Luberon Valley from the village's upper town.
- Château de Lacoste: Located about 15 kilometers away, Château de Lacoste is a historic castle that was once home to the infamous Marquis de Sade. Explore the ruins of this 11th-century castle, visit the art exhibitions, and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
- Village of Ménerbes: Situated approximately 16 kilometers from Hameau des Gros, Ménerbes is a picturesque village perched on a hilltop. Known for its beautiful stone houses and narrow lanes, the village offers stunning views of the vineyards and olive groves in the area. 10. Village of Roussillon: Located around 18 kilometers away, Roussillon is a charming village renowned for its unique red and orange buildings. Explore the village's art galleries, enjoy a leisurely walk through its colorful streets, and visit the 19th-century Notre-Dame de Vie chapel for panoramic views of the Luberon region.