61 Rue de la Combe, 84220 Gordes
Palace overlooking hilltop Gordes, 50 min from Avignon TGV, with 40 rooms, three pools, a Guerlain spa and a Jean-François Piège table.
Airelles Gordes, La Bastide has forty rooms and suites.
The scale is intentionally intimate, at the top of Gordes, with attentive yet discreet service throughout the stay.
Clover Gordes is by Jean-François Piège, centred on Provençal cooking and a wood-fired grill.
La Table de La Bastide is led by chef Pierre Marty for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Room rates vary with the season, your dates, and the room or suite category selected.
For a private event, the budget depends on the format, guest count and spaces required. The Concierge can refine this around your plans.
The Provence you dream of without knowing it: an 18th-century bastide perched above Gordes, three pools, a vaulted spa and Jean-François Piège’s table.
With forty rooms and suites, Airelles Gordes, La Bastide, cultivates an intimate atmosphere above the Luberon. Each accommodation pairs stone vaults, linen and antique furniture in the spirit of Provençal bastides, with a concierge who anticipates without intruding — from the first terrace coffee to the last Guerlain spa ritual, always at the unhurried pace of the hilltop village.
From the terrace, the view sweeps across the valley; indoors, herringbone parquet and Burgundy stone shape a refuge where the village silence wraps each morning. The concierge orchestrates tables, spa and Luberon outings without breaking the spell — the essence of a stay at La Bastide, between Provençal art de vivre and discreet palace service.
Some hotels are discovered room by room; others are understood first through their setting. Airelles Gordes, La Bastide clearly belongs to the latter category. Perched above the village of Gordes, the property looks out across the Luberon valley with unusual breadth. From the terraces, the eye travels far, following the lines of the hills, the changing light on stone, and the layered depth that gives inland Provence so much of its beauty. This immediate relationship with the panorama shapes the stay from the moment of arrival.
The building itself favours a restrained form of elegance. It carries the spirit of a grand Provençal residence, with volumes arranged around living spaces that privilege natural circulation, visual openings and the coolness of mineral materials. Stone vaults lend weight to the interiors, while terraces and windows constantly remind guests that the outdoors is never far away. At La Bastide, one moves easily from a sitting room to a valley view, from a quiet corridor to a sunlit terrace. That fluidity is one of the property’s most persuasive qualities.
With forty rooms and suites, the hotel retains a relatively intimate scale for an address of this standing. The feeling is not that of a sprawling resort, but of a generous and highly organised house where each space appears designed to preserve views, calm and the sense of staying within a village rather than apart from it. This is especially noticeable in the public areas, which do not rely on grandiosity for effect. Instead, they favour ease of use, clarity of movement and a hushed atmosphere that allows the setting to take precedence.
The three pools reinforce this reading of the place. The terrace pool, oriented towards the panorama, naturally extends the relationship with the landscape. The indoor spa pool beneath stone vaults offers a quieter, more mineral counterpoint. The children’s pool, meanwhile, allows families to be welcomed without disturbing the overall balance of the house. Each answers to a different moment of the day and a different use, suggesting a notably thoughtful approach to hospitality.
What stands out, ultimately, is the way La Bastide manages to combine several registers without setting them against one another: the heritage footing of an 18th-century palace, the residential softness of a bastide, the standards of a contemporary palace hotel, and the almost self-evident simplicity of a stay in Provence. Nothing feels forced. The property seems to have found its right tone, somewhere between sophistication and slowness, between structured service and a genuine sense of freedom. For travellers seeking Gordes as much as a great hotel, that balance matters greatly.
With forty rooms and suites, Airelles Gordes, La Bastide prioritises an intimate scale that allows for meticulous attention to each accommodation. The Provençal comfort is expressed with coherence.
Hungarian point parquet flooring, stone vaults, linen, and vintage furniture create rooms designed to instil a sense of calm.
Antique or antique-inspired furnishings play a central role. They avoid the neutrality of contemporary luxury, giving each space a more residential character.
One does not enter a standardised room, but rather a composed interior. The objects, textures, and lines engage in dialogue with the architecture of the building.
Linen brings its softness, stone its coolness, and the parquet its visual depth. The overall effect remains clear, without decorative overload, exuding a patinated elegance.
The relationship with light is equally significant. In this perched village of the Luberon, the tone of the day changes rapidly.
The bright clarity of the morning, the mineral whiteness of the afternoon, and the golden light at the end of the day. The rooms and suites seem designed to embrace these variations.
Depending on their orientation and openings, they allow one to experience Provence from within. A gentle continuity is established between refuge and landscape.
Comfort is expressed with discretion. Daily housekeeping, turn-down service, twice-daily maintenance, and a concierge available at all hours contribute to this.
Together, these elements create the sensation of a perfectly managed stay, without the logistics overshadowing the experience. It is a luxury of continuity rather than demonstration.
For couples, the rooms provide the perfect setting for a few nights in the Luberon. For families, the hotel offers a broader organisation.
Dedicated amenities, such as the children's club and its pool, maintain the balance between shared moments and quieter times.
In all cases, the accommodation remains true to the spirit of the house. The essence of Provence is felt through the materials, volumes, and the way one inhabits the space.
These rooms and suites leave a lasting impression. They accompany the stay, absorb the light, and extend the silence of the village.
In Gordes, this ability to create genuine interior intimacy is invaluable.
At Airelles Gordes, La Bastide, the service is seamlessly integrated into the stay, with discretion. The reception and concierge are available 24/7.
Daily housekeeping is provided, which includes two daily visits and turn-down service.
Additional services include luggage storage, laundry, dry cleaning, and valet parking, all contributing to a sense of fluidity.
In Gordes, this nuance is significant. Many come to the Luberon to slow down and let the day unfold at its own pace.
The concierge plays a crucial role in organising tables, treatments, and excursions in the Luberon. In a highly sought-after destination, this orchestration saves valuable time.
It also allows for tailoring suggestions to suit the profile of the stay, whether it be a romantic getaway, a family holiday, a weekend, or a broader itinerary across Provence.
The Airelles Summer Camp and a dedicated children's pool demonstrate a genuine consideration for families. The logistical needs and rhythms differ.
Valet parking becomes particularly important in a perched village like Gordes. Arrival, parking, and getting around can quickly become technical, especially during peak season.
Luxury here lies in how the service simplifies the stay. Excursion departures become smoother, as do returns after a day in the Luberon.
Housekeeping, twice-daily maintenance, and turn-down service extend this impression of a well-maintained home. A continuity of comfort that matters over several nights.
The services at La Bastide aim for a lighter, unpretentious stay. In this context, it represents a true definition of palace concierge service.
Staying at Airelles Gordes, La Bastide also means choosing a particular idea of inland Provence. Gordes is not merely a photogenic destination; it is a hilltop village whose beauty lies in the accord between stone, relief and light. The façades seem to emerge from the rock itself, the lanes open unexpectedly onto wide views, and the Luberon valley below reads as an inhabited landscape rather than a simple panorama. In that context, the hotel functions both as a privileged vantage point and as an entry into a broader way of life.
That way of life often begins with rhythm. In Gordes, one quickly understands that a day does not need to be crowded in order to feel full. A morning may be complete in itself with a long breakfast, a walk through the village and the pleasure of returning to the hotel before the hottest hours. Afternoon naturally lends itself to the pool, reading in the shade, a spa treatment or an excursion into the Luberon. By evening, the terrace comes into its own again. This economy of time, made up of few obligations and close attention, is one of the stay’s most convincing luxuries.
La Bastide is particularly well suited to this way of inhabiting Gordes. Because it overlooks the village without detaching itself from it, the hotel allows guests to alternate between immersion and retreat. One can set out to explore the lanes, observe how the stone changes with the hour, then return to the coolness of the interiors and the calm of a room. One can also choose hardly to move at all, and let the landscape come to oneself from a terrace, a sitting room or the panoramic pool. That freedom of composition is valuable: it prevents Provence from becoming a programme.
For families, the local art of living does not mean giving up the comfort of a well-organised stay. The Airelles Summer Camp and dedicated children’s pool allow younger guests to have a holiday of their own, while adults retain quieter moments. For couples, Gordes naturally provides a setting suited to time away together, yet the hotel never slips into forced romantic staging. It simply lets the village, the light and the slowness do the work.
The wider Luberon adds further depth to the experience. From Gordes, one has easy access to a Provence of hills, villages, winding roads and cultivated landscapes. Even without detailing a fixed programme, it is clear that the concierge can help organise outings suited to the time available and the mood of the day. That is one of the advantages of staying in a well-positioned palace hotel: one enjoys both a highly complete refuge and a region that invites exploration.
Ultimately, the Gordes way of life is about a form of rightness. Nothing needs to be overstated. The stone is enough, the view is enough, and a meal on the terrace is often enough as well. Airelles Gordes, La Bastide succeeds in preserving that essential simplicity while adding the level of comfort, service and care expected of a Palace hotel. That is what makes the experience lastingly appealing: it does not replace the place, it accompanies it.
Booking Airelles Gordes, La Bastide through MyConciergeHotel makes particular sense for a stay of this kind, precisely because a palace hotel in Gordes is not simply a room with a view. The success of the experience depends greatly on how the details are adjusted: choosing the right period, finding the right pace for the stay, anticipating restaurant reservations, timing the spa well, and organising movement through the Luberon without overloading the programme. In a property where everything depends on fluidity, preparation matters almost as much as the stay itself.
MyConciergeHotel allows the booking to be approached with a more editorial and more guided reading than a standard transaction. The point is not merely to confirm a night, but to understand what the hotel truly offers according to the traveller’s profile. A couple coming for a few days of breathing space will not have the same expectations as a family intending to make full use of the Summer Camp, the pools and a flexible logistical set-up. Likewise, a guest deeply interested in dining may wish to structure the stay around Clover Gordes, while another may be looking above all for the calm of a room, the terrace and the spa at day’s end.
At a property of this kind, certain moments are worth planning in advance. A terrace table at the right hour, a Guerlain treatment booked for late afternoon, a smooth arrival by car with valet assistance, or a balanced sequence between exploring the village and resting at the hotel: these may seem modest adjustments, yet they are decisive in the overall perception of the stay. The role of concierge-style guidance before arrival is precisely to make those choices clearer.
Booking through a specialist also helps place the hotel in context. Gordes is not an interchangeable destination. The season, the light, the village’s level of activity, and the desire either to explore the wider Luberon or remain centred on the hotel can all significantly alter the experience. A relevant recommendation therefore does not consist in promising an abstract ‘best’, but in helping to shape the stay that is most appropriate for each traveller.
For a Palace address such as La Bastide, that sense of rightness is essential. The hotel already possesses the expected attributes: heritage, views, a signature restaurant, a spa, pools and 24-hour service. What makes the difference afterwards is the way those elements are aligned with the real wishes behind the stay. That is exactly where MyConciergeHotel comes in: not to overload the experience, but to refine it.
In practical terms, booking through MyConciergeHotel means turning a beautiful address into a genuinely composed stay. In Gordes, where travellers come in search of a landscape and an atmosphere as much as a hotel, that approach matters. It helps preserve what is essential — slowness, views, silence and the quality of individual moments — while securing what needs to be arranged. It is a simple and exacting way to enter the spirit of La Bastide before arrival.
12 rooms and suites — our Concierge's priority selection.
Concierge selection
A suite named after one of Provence’s most illustrious families: original finishes, 18th-century furniture and a private terrace with panoramic views.
18th-century furniture and a panoramic valley terrace — the suite I book first.
A Deluxe room with open valley views, generous space and a stone-clad bathroom.
Signature 60 sq m suite with a 33 sq m terrace, tribute to Victor Vasarely and a panoramic Luberon valley view.
An elegant room overlooking the village of Gordes, herringbone parquet, king-size bed and a stone bathroom.
A more spacious Deluxe room with village views, refined Provençal décor and antique furniture.
A Superior room opening onto the Luberon valley, morning light and a panorama over the olive-clad hills.
A Junior Suite with an open sitting area, blending suite comfort with the intimacy of a room, in a revisited 18th-century décor.
A larger Prestige Junior Suite, valley view, with living and sleeping areas arranged around a Provençal terrace.
A suite with separate bedroom and living room, ideal for a longer stay, in the quiet of La Bastide.
A one-bedroom suite extended by a private terrace facing the valley, for breakfasts in the sun.
A vast prestige suite with a small sitting room, bedroom and terrace, in the aristocratic spirit of La Bastide.
A private four-bedroom villa with its own pool and direct access to Gordes village — the greatest privacy at La Bastide, for families and groups of friends.
In Gordes, luxury has never really been about display. It is more a matter of inhabiting stone well, of working with light, and of letting the landscape set the pace. Airelles Gordes, La Bastide belongs squarely to that tradition. The hotel occupies an 18th-century palace overlooking one of the Luberon’s most recognisable hilltop villages, with the quiet authority of a Provençal residence that seems inseparable from the terrain itself. Here, the architecture does not compete with the setting; it frames it and reveals it.
The decorative language reflects that heritage without slipping into folklore. Stone vaults, Burgundy stone floors, herringbone parquet and carefully sourced antique furniture create a coherent whole, intended to evoke the spirit of a Provençal bastide rather than stage a theatrical reconstruction of one. That distinction matters. In many historic properties, design can freeze a place into postcard nostalgia. At La Bastide, the feeling is different: materials are allowed to breathe, patina is part of the atmosphere, and contemporary comfort is introduced discreetly within a historic shell that retains both gravity and softness.
Its Palace distinction by Atout France adds another layer. This is not merely a question of service level or amenities, but of a distinctly French way of bringing together heritage, hospitality and exacting detail. In that context, La Bastide offers a particular interpretation of the palace hotel: less urban, less ceremonial, and more deeply tied to landscape and village life. The silence of the morning, the light moving across the valley, the sense of occupying a long-inhabited promontory are as much a part of the stay as the formal services.
That relationship with long time is essential. Gordes is not a backdrop invented for hospitality; it is a real village of dry-stone walls, lanes, terraces and wide views across the Luberon. Staying at La Bastide therefore means entering a local continuity rather than withdrawing from the world. The hotel looks over the village, yet remains in dialogue with it through its views, its materials and its measured way of expressing Provence without reducing it to a set of clichés.
This is perhaps the property’s true distinction. Heritage here is not treated as a fixed talking point, but as living material. The 18th century provides the structure, Provence provides the light, and contemporary hospitality connects the two. The result is neither a museum nor a simple retreat, but a house of stay in the noblest sense: a refuge that fully acknowledges its historic roots while remaining entirely oriented towards the present needs of the traveller.
87 services and amenities — palace essentials without excess.
What the concierge arranges for you, beyond the room.
Concierge selection
Six addresses under one roof. Our favourite table wears the Concierge badge.
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The house signature: Luberon vegetables and a wood-fired grill by multi-Michelin-starred chef Jean-François Piège. Daily 12:15–2 pm / 7:15–9:45 pm.
The house signature. Book a terrace table around 7:45 pm to dine as the sun slides over the valley.
The everyday table on the panoramic terrace in the hanging gardens. Breakfast 7:30–11 am, lunch 12:15–2 pm, dinner 7:15–9:45 pm.
Antipasti, burrata, wood-fired pizzas and fresh pasta. Lunch 12–2:15 pm, dinner 7–9:45 pm. Tel. +33 4 90 72 18 91.
Macarons, afternoon tea and Italian ice cream in the only Ladurée salon in the Luberon. Daily 9 am–6 pm. Tel. +33 4 88 85 40 40.
The summer 2026 newcomer: wood-fired meat grill, convivial spirit and seasonal opening. Book via SevenRooms now.
Sweet and savoury buffet in the hanging gardens, every Sunday 12–2:15 pm. Open to outside guests — book 48 h ahead.
Guide MICHELIN« The hilltop Provençal village of Gordes provides a spectacular setting for one of the most extraordinary hotels in the region — a major distinction given the competition. »
Forbes Travel Guide« Clinging to the edge of Gordes village, with a breathtaking view over the Luberon valley swept by the mistral, La Bastide feels straight out of a French medieval fairy tale. »
Presse spécialisée« With a prime address in the heart of Gordes — “the most beautiful village in the world” overlooking lavender fields — La Bastide lives up to its picturesque setting. »
Affiliation: part of the Airelles collection · MICHELIN Guide · Forbes Travel Guide.
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View ranking5,0Savannah« This is the most thoughtful and attentive hotel we’ve ever stayed at. They even came into our room to deliver little gifts. The staff were all incredibly warm and welcoming, and when we were leaving, they gave us some snacks to enjoy on the road. Truly heartwarming and considerate. »
5,0Tiffany Nevill« We had a most magnificent stay at the Airelles Gordes location this fall. There are an extraordinary amount of staff at the resort that are quite attentive. Many of them speak English and we had no concerns with communication. The concierge was very helpful. The small amount of rooms at the resort allows for feeling as though you have lots of space in common spaces and rarely feels crowded except during meal times. The breakfast buffet is most excellent. We dined at 3 of their 4 on site restaurants and had great experiences at all of them with Clover being our favorite. Our room was beautiful, themed to the local area with taste. Dyson hairdryer and Nespresso are always appreciated amenities as well as minibar items being included! The gifts provided on arrival and turndown were lovely. Excellent housekeeping service was always provided as well. We loved our stay here and hope to visit again in the future. »
2,0Bella de Souza« I really wanted to love this property as I have stayed at Le Grand Controle a few times and it is my favourite hotel. This stay, however, left much to be desired. The staff did not feel friendly or engaging, and I am sorry to say that they failed at making us feel special. It was my birthday, and we had three rooms in the hotel. There was no special welcome, no bottle of wine or champagne on arrival for the special occasion. Which is fine, just not what you expect from an Airelles location. On the actual day, we had scheduled some of their picnic baskets — I had to confirm my selection three times via email — and we still received the wrong baskets with ingredients that some of my party are allergic to (!) which we only found out when we arrived at the picnic spot, of course. When I returned and pointed out their error, they did not seem that bothered, there was no follow up. Even worse, they still wanted to charge me for the baskets at check out and offered little in the way of apologies. Furthermore, there was a miscommunication (and again huge lack of follow up) about a birthday cake and my birthday dessert was some sort of sad peach concoction. Again, no sort of apologies whatsoever. At check-out I brought up these issues and no senior member of staff seemed remotely concerned with the situation, since no one showed up to address it. The property in itself is amazing but the staff just did not feel like it lived up to it. It felt like an average resort. We would not return. »
Château de Gordes overlooks the hilltop village. It is best approached for its architecture, its views over the lanes, and its central place in a visit to Gordes.
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Beneath Gordes, the Caves of Palais Saint-Firmin reveal a troglodyte network of cellars, cisterns, and traces of former craft activity.
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In lower Gordes, the Fontaine Basse area offers a quieter approach. It helps you read the village, its slopes, and the pattern of its older streets.
Discover →This small historic washhouse in Gordes offers a clear glimpse of village daily life. It fits naturally into a walk through the old center.
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MICHELIN-starred gourmet restaurant within the Les Bories & Spa hotel on the Sénanque road. Contemporary Provençal cuisine and a terrace facing the Luberon, minutes from Gordes village.. 1.8 km away
My tip: book the terrace at sunset — the Luberon view is as memorable as the plate.
Chef Xavier Mathieu’s MICHELIN-starred table at Le Phébus & Spa in Joucas. Creative Provençal cuisine with views over the Luberon massif, about ten minutes’ drive from Gordes.. 5.5 km away
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Intimate bistro in the village of Goult, praised by regional food lovers for its gently-priced seasonal cooking. A convivial address about twenty minutes from Gordes.. 9 km away
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An artisan bakery in the heart of the village since 2016: sourdough breads, olive-oil fougasses and pastries for the midday picnic.. Tel. +33 4 90 72 09 34. 4 min walk
My tip: a 4-minute walk. Stop before the hike — an olive fougasse and two slices of tart will see you through to the evening.
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The village pharmacy on Rue de l’Église, for the small surprises of a stay: sun cream, insect repellent, first aid.. Monday to Saturday, 9 am–12:30 pm and 2:30–7 pm. Tel. +33 4 90 72 02 10. 4 min walk
A fine-food boutique on the Place du Château: olive oils, tapenades, honeys, calissons and jams — the place for edible gifts to take home.. Tel. +33 4 90 72 80 49. 5 min walk
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A family mill since 2002, 27 hectares of aglandau olive trees. Direct sale of the estate’s olive oil and a mill visit on the Murs road.. 2.6 km away
Website →My tip: in the 18th century La Bastide was the residence of the de Simiane family, and each prestige suite carries that memory. Book the Baron de Simiane suite for its period furniture and panoramic terrace, or the Vasarely suite for its valley view. At dusk, climb to the terrace pool before dinner: the sun slides behind the Alpilles and the village turns to gold. It is the moment no one photographs, and it is the finest.
Everything a guest might ask before and during their stay — rooms, dining, spa, family and hotel policies.
Check-in starts at 3:00 PM and ends at any time in the evening. We recommend informing us in advance of your expected arrival time for optimal welcome.
Check-out must be done before 12:00 PM. Late check-out may be possible depending on availability, with potential additional charges.
A late check-out may be granted depending on availability, but it is generally not free. Specific conditions depend on the period of your stay and the hotel's occupancy.
The minimum age required for check-in is 18 years. A photo ID and a credit card will be required upon arrival.
An early check-in may be possible depending on availability, generally from 12:00 PM; please contact the concierge in advance to confirm. We recommend contacting us in advance to discuss your specific needs.
Check-in is possible at any time after 3:00 PM. If you plan to arrive after midnight, please inform us in advance so we can prepare your room and ensure an appropriate welcome.
Yes, a luggage storage service is available free of charge after your departure, allowing you to enjoy the area before leaving.
Yes, a contactless check-in and check-out service is available for added convenience and security according to your preferences.
Yes, a porter service is available to assist you with your luggage from your vehicle to your room, and this service is appreciated for its attention to detail and exceptional courtesy.
The full address is 61 Rue de la Combe, 84220 Gordes, France, located in the heart of the perched medieval village of Gordes in the Luberon region.
The nearest airport is Avignon-Provence (AVN) approximately 29.86 km away, followed by Marseille-Provence (MRS) airport about 55-65 minutes by car.
It takes approximately 55 minutes to 1 hour 5 minutes to reach the hotel from Marseille airport (MRS), depending on traffic conditions.
The hotel offers an airport transfer service, but additional charges may apply. We recommend booking this service in advance through our concierge.
Yes, secure parking with valet service is available free of charge for all hotel guests.
The hotel is approximately 50 minutes by car from the Avignon TGV station. A transfer service can be arranged upon request, with possible additional charges.
Yes, the hotel has an electric vehicle charging station with 2 charging points of 22 kW maximum, available 24/7 for guests and visitors.
The hotel is located near the Château de Gordes, the Village des Bories, and close to the Luberon Regional Park, with easy access to the Sénanque Abbey and lavender fields.
The hotel is located approximately 152 metres from the centre of Gordes, at 61 Rue de la Combe, providing easy access to the medieval village while enjoying a peaceful setting with views of the valley.
Yes, the hotel is located a reasonable distance from the lavender fields of Valensole, with an optimal visiting period generally from late June to mid-July to see them in full bloom.
The hotel has a total of 40 rooms, including 34 rooms and 6 suites, all individually decorated with antique furniture and a Provençal atmosphere.
The hotel offers double rooms, classic rooms, superior rooms, deluxe rooms, and suites, with options such as the 91 m² Baron de Simiane suite featuring a spacious terrace and a dressing room.
Yes, all rooms have a balcony or private terrace offering panoramic views of the village, the valley, or the Luberon massif.
All rooms feature air conditioning, a complimentary minibar, a safe, a flat-screen television with satellite channels, bathrobes and slippers, and luxury toiletries.
Yes, connecting rooms are available upon request, allowing families to stay comfortably together while maintaining some privacy.
Yes, complimentary Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and throughout the property, providing complete coverage for your digital needs.
Yes, quality bathrobes and slippers are provided in each room, and branded pyjamas are also offered to guests during their stay.
The hotel offers pillow menus to customise your sleeping comfort, with different firmness and filling types available upon request.
No, the establishment is seasonal and closed from November to mid-April, reopening for the summer season and holidays.
The rooms vary in size and character, generally ranging from 34 to 36 m² for superior rooms, and up to 91 m² for the Baron de Simiane suite.
Yes, the rooms are equipped with luxury toiletries, and guests are often surprised by the quality and variety of products provided, including receiving pajamas and hats.
Breakfast is offered at La Table de La Bastide (7:30 AM–11:00 AM on weekdays, 7:30 AM–10:30 AM on weekends); its inclusion depends on the rate booked and is served between 7:30 AM and 11:00 AM on weekdays and from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM on weekends, with à la carte options also available.
Yes, the minibar is completely free and replenished daily with ready-to-drink cocktails, soft drinks, and a variety of luxury snacks.
A room preparation service is provided twice a day, in the morning and evening, with personalised touches to ensure your optimal comfort.
Yes, the valet service is free for all guests, along with a car cleaning service upon request.
Upon departure, you will receive gifts such as Ladurée macarons, personalised luggage tags, Polaroid photos of your stay, and other branded souvenirs that even Marie Kondo would want to keep.
Yes, free newspapers are available in the hotel lobby, along with tourist information about the area to help plan your daily activities.
The hotel has six restaurants: Clover Gordes (Jean-François Piège), La Table de La Bastide, La Bastide de Pierres, Ladurée Gordes, Beefbar Gordes, and the Sunday Brunch.
No. Clover Gordes is the Provençal table of multi-starred chef Jean-François Piège, but the restaurant itself is not starred. It has two toques in the Gault&Millau 2025 and is open daily from 12:15 PM to 2:00 PM and from 7:15 PM to 9:45 PM; reservations can be made on SevenRooms.
The buffet breakfast is available from 7:30 AM to 11:00 AM on weekdays and from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM on weekends, with à la carte options also available according to your preferences.
Yes, every Sunday, the Sunday Brunch at La Table de La Bastide offers a sweet and savoury buffet in the hanging gardens, from 12:00 to 14:15. Open to outside visitors — please book 48 hours in advance.
Absolutely, Clover Gordes offers evolving plant-based cuisine, and all restaurants adapt their menus to special diets upon prior request.
Yes, room service is available 24/7 so you can enjoy selected dishes in the comfort of your room with a stunning view.
La Table de La Bastide is open for lunch from 12:15 to 14:00 and for dinner from 19:15 to 21:45 every day, with slightly modified hours on Sundays.
Yes, we highly recommend reserving your tables in advance, especially during the high season, to secure your place in our highly sought-after restaurants, including Clover Gordes.
The spa is called Airelles Spa by Guerlain, an exclusive collaboration with the prestigious French house Guerlain, a specialist in beauty treatments since 1828.
The spa includes 4 treatment rooms, including a VIP double suite, a hammam, a sauna, an indoor pool, a relaxation room, and a space dedicated to body and facial treatments.
The spa is open daily from 10:00 to 20:00, with reservations highly recommended to ensure availability for your preferred time slot.
Yes, access to the seasonal outdoor pool (open from April to October) and the indoor pool is included in your stay, with sun loungers and umbrellas available.
Yes, we offer spa packages specially designed for couples, including duo massages and personalised face and body treatments in our VIP double suite.
The spa offers an exclusive treatment called 'Le Joyau de la Bastide', a unique facial and body care specially designed by Guerlain to perfectly harmonise nature and beauty.
Yes, access to the Airelles by Guerlain spa is strictly reserved for hotel guests to preserve the intimacy and quality of the wellness experience.
The hotel offers yoga classes, fitness classes, a fully equipped gym, organised hiking, and electric bike rental services.
Yes, in addition to the main outdoor pool and the indoor pool, the hotel has a separate pool specifically designed for children as part of its comprehensive children's programme.
Yes, classic bikes and electric bikes are available for free to explore the beautiful landscapes of the Luberon and the surrounding villages.
The hotel offers guided tours, workshops on local culture, cooking classes, treasure hunts, and outdoor cinemas for children and adults.
Yes, a tennis court is available for guests, and tennis lessons can be arranged on request with professional instructors.
Yes, vintage 2CV vehicles and electric bikes are available for free to explore the beautiful surrounding landscapes in an authentically Provençal style.
Yes, electric bikes are available for free to explore the beautiful landscapes of the Luberon, with routes prepared by our teams to discover the best viewpoints.
Yes, the hotel has a comprehensive children's club with supervised activities, cooking classes, treasure hunts, and outdoor cinemas for children and teenagers.
Yes, a babysitting service is available on request for an additional fee, allowing parents to enjoy couple time during their stay.
Baby cots (0-2 years) are available for €90 per day, and additional beds for older children can be added for €120 per day, subject to availability.
Yes, all restaurants offer creative and balanced children's menus, with options tailored to specific dietary preferences and allergies upon request.
Yes, in addition to activities for children, the hotel offers specific activities for teenagers, including cooking workshops, outdoor cinemas, and tailored sports activities.
Yes, the hotel has an indoor playroom with pool tables, board games, and creative activities for children, in addition to outdoor activities.
Yes, cats and dogs are allowed on the premises for an additional fee of €30 per pet per day, with specific rooms reserved for this purpose.
The pet fees amount to €30 per pet per day, while assistance animals are exempt from these fees in accordance with regulations.
Pets must be kept on a leash in common areas and are not allowed in the restaurants or the spa. Only certain categories of rooms accept pets.
Yes, the hotel has facilities for disabled guests, including adapted rooms, elevators, and easy access to main common areas.
Yes, rooms specifically designed for people with reduced mobility are available upon request, with appropriate amenities in the bathroom and easy access.
The hotel accepts major international credit cards as well as cash payments in the local currency, with the possibility of payment in multiple currencies subject to availability.
The cancellation policy varies depending on the room type and provider. Some prepaid bookings may be cancelled free of charge, while others incur fees according to the selected rate conditions.
Yes, a tourist tax of €5.06 per person per night is imposed by the city, except for children under 18 who are exempt.
Extra beds are available for a fee of €120 per day, and baby cots are offered at €90 per day, subject to availability and booking conditions.
Yes, charges apply for laundry and dry cleaning services, with rates available at the reception and a service typically completed within 24 hours.
The hotel uses eco-friendly cleaning products, washes bed linens and towels at a temperature of at least 60°C/140°F, and offers individually packaged food options to reduce waste.
The hotel applies safety and hygiene measures in accordance with international standards, although specific information on environmental certifications is not explicitly mentioned in our public documents.
The hotel confirms implementing safety measures for guests, uses eco-friendly cleaning products, and offers individually packaged food options to reduce waste.
Airelles Gordes, La Bastide belongs to the Airelles collection, a brand of LOV Hotel Collection (LOV Group). The bastide joined the portfolio when the brand launched in 2017, alongside Les Airelles palace in Courchevel. The property is operated by the Airelles house and received the Atout France Palace distinction in 2016.
In the 18th century La Bastide was home to the de Simiane family. Gordes became an artists’ village in the 20th century — Vasarely, Chagall and Poliakoff worked here. Reopened in 2015 after a restoration by Christophe Tollemer and a hundred and fifty craftspeople, it joined the Airelles collection with Palace distinction in 2016.
La Bastide offers bespoke wedding packages on quotation. Partial buyout starts at around €70,000 incl. tax for about sixty guests, usually including four to five guest rooms. Pricing depends on season, headcount and services (catering, décor, music). Contact the concierge for the MICE brochure and a site visit.
Gordes remains one of France’s Most Beautiful Villages in winter: low golden light, quiet lanes, markets and galleries on select dates. La Bastide closes from November to mid-April; outdoor pools are seasonal. Off-season, explore the village on foot without the crowds — a different escape before the palace reopens in spring.
Gordes has few palace-grade addresses: Airelles Gordes, La Bastide (Atout France Palace 2016, 40 rooms and suites) overlooks the hilltop village. Charming houses dot the wider Luberon, but for palace service, a Guerlain spa and signature tables — including Jean-François Piège’s Clover Gordes — La Bastide remains the local benchmark.
Tables, transfers, spa, excursions or special occasions — how the Concierge replies when you ask.
The concierge arranges your transfer from Marseille airport. Availability will be checked and the best options with trusted partners will be proposed. Please provide your expected arrival time.
The concierge can absolutely arrange the rental of a luxury car according to your preferences. There are privileged contacts with several local agencies offering high-end vehicles. Would you like the available catalogues to be sent?
The concierge is delighted to arrange an unforgettable experience with a helicopter flight over Provence. The partner will be contacted immediately to propose the most spectacular itineraries and availability for your stay.
A luxury car excursion will be organised for you with our personal historian guide who knows all the secrets of the perched villages of the Luberon. Availability will be checked immediately and different itineraries will be proposed based on your interests.
Availability at Clover Gordes for tonight will be checked immediately. If the usual slots are full, a table on the priority waiting list may be proposed. Would you like a reservation for two people?
The chef Jean-François Piège from Clover Gordes will be personally contacted to arrange an exceptional vegetarian menu tailored to your preferences. A tasting of local Provençal products can also be proposed. Would you like some ideas sent in advance?
A romantic private dinner with a view of the valley can be created. The availability of exclusive spaces will be checked immediately and different options with personalised menus and a specially crafted atmosphere will be proposed.
The availability of our private spaces for your lunch with friends will be checked immediately. Several options can be offered, including the Maison de Constance, our private villa that can accommodate up to eight people. Would you like me to send you a detailed proposal with different menus?
The availability of slots tomorrow morning at the Airelles by Guerlain spa will be checked immediately. Please specify if a specific treatment is desired or if a selection of the most popular treatments for the season should be proposed.
An exceptional couple spa package will be prepared, including the exclusive treatment 'Le Joyau de la Bastide' in the VIP double suite, with champagne and fine snacks. Would you like the complete details of this memorable experience sent?
An exclusive excursion to the lavender fields of Valensole can be organised with a professional photographer to capture the magical moments. The optimal flowering period for your stay will also be checked. Would you like different duration options to be proposed?
A private visit to the Abbey of Sénanque can be organised with a historian guide who personally knows the monks. A tasting of products from the abbey's farm can also be included if desired. What time would suit you best?
The trusted vineyard owners will be contacted personally to organise a private tasting in exclusive cellars. A complete visit with lunch at a winemaker can also be proposed. Would you like a specific itinerary for the Côtes du Rhône or the Luberon?
Contact will be made with our partner in Grasse, the world capital of perfume, to organise an exclusive perfume creation workshop. You will be able to create your own fragrance with the help of a professional nose. Would you like me to suggest different options for duration and content?
A private visit to local artisans' workshops can be arranged for you, including an ochre factory in Gargas that houses a fascinating museum showcasing over 5 centuries of decorative art. Practical demonstrations can also be included if you wish. Would you like me to suggest a specific itinerary based on your interests?
A truly memorable marriage proposal can be created with a specially arranged setting, a professional photographer, and a culinary surprise from our chefs. Would you like some spectacular ideas that would perfectly fit the atmosphere of La Bastide?
Assistance can be provided to help organise this unforgettable surprise birthday. Every detail will be coordinated, from special decorations in the room to an exclusive culinary experience with our chefs. Could you share some information about her preferences and the number of guests expected?
Assistance can be provided in organising your wedding at La Bastide. Various options are available, starting from a partial rental at €70,000 for approximately 60 guests, generally including 4 to 5 rooms. Would you like to receive our detailed brochure with all the possibilities?
A memorable private dance party will be created for you with our selection of professional DJs. A dedicated space can be arranged with professional lighting and sound equipment. Would you like me to suggest different musical atmospheres based on your preferences?
Contact will be made immediately with our partner at Hermès in Avignon to arrange a private appointment at your convenience. A luxury car transfer for your comfort can also be included. Would you like to be proposed some special creations from the current collection?
An exclusive selection of authentic Provence lavender products will be prepared directly from our trusted local producers. A distillery visit can also be arranged if you wish to learn more about the manufacturing process. Would you like different types of products to be proposed?
A private appointment can be arranged with our trusted antique dealer who personally selects exceptional pieces from across the region. A visit to his workshop can also be organized to discover the restoration process. Would you like me to suggest some special pieces currently available?
A personalised programme will be created for your children with our professional animators, including themed treasure hunts, cooking workshops, and age-appropriate sports activities. Would you also like some options for family moments?
A private Provençal cooking class can be organised for your children with our pastry chef. They will learn to prepare local specialities such as calissons and navettes, with a final tasting of course! Would you like me to suggest different themes for the classes?
A themed treasure hunt specially designed for all ages can be created for your family, with tailored puzzles and rewards at the end. A historical theme related to Gordes or a more playful theme can be chosen according to your preferences. Would you like me to suggest some scenario ideas?
A private tasting experience will be organised for you at sunrise on our panoramic terrace, featuring a selection of exceptional local products and a personal sommelier. Would you like me to suggest different tasting themes?
An exclusive photographic experience at the lavender fields at dawn will be organised for you with a local professional photographer who knows the best spots. A gourmet breakfast to take away will also be prepared to enjoy the sunrise in peace. Would you like me to suggest different itineraries based on the flowering period?
A private sunrise yoga session can be arranged for you on our panoramic terrace with our certified yoga instructor. A special infusion and a light snack will also be prepared for after the session. Would you like me to suggest different styles of yoga according to your preferences?
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Airelles Gordes, La Bastide is a hotel distinguished as a Palace by Atout France in Gordes (Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur). 40 rooms.
Updated 21 June 2026
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Data collected on 21 June 2026.
