Top Hotels Near Bruoux Mines in Gargas from NZ$128

"We were fortunate enough to stay in one of the tents. Well equipped and comfortable with very agreeable surroundings. Great cycling nearby. The bathroom was good, heating was welcome at this time of year, and I’m sure the air conditioning would be welcome during the sunnier months. Parking was adequate and the place was quiet, and a great place to have a little getaway. The region is beautiful. Certainly at this time of year it was excellent value and great fun. All the staff were friendly and super helpful. The pool was great, even in October. "

"A beautiful gite centrally located in Gargas for exploring the Luberon and Vacluse regions. Wonderfully renovated with all the comforts of home. Owners are welcoming and helpful. The gite has a view of the Luberon mtns, a garden patio, well equipped kitchen, comfortable bedrooms and living room. Highly recommended for short or long stays."

"Perfect location to explore the Luberon. Wonderful country character, setting, hosts and area. "

"We had a fantastic two weeks in the house. When we arrived, we received a warm welcome from the concierge service, who met us at the door and showed us everything we needed to know. Communication with the owners was very easy and they replied to our messages quickly. The house itself is well appointed and we felt instantly at home. It is a short drive from the local town and other villages, in which, we could find all of the essentials for our stay. We spent a few days touring the sights and towns in the area and lots of time relaxing by the fabulous pool. We spent our evenings curled up in the cosy living room. Our kids particularly enjoyed having so much space both inside and out. I thoroughly recommend the house as a place to escape to."

"Had a great stay here. The property was large and expensive with lots of privacy and amenities. I also really enjoyed the restaurant adjacent to the lake towards the rear of the property. It was a unique dining experience with primarily outdoor seating underneath a giant sycamore tree that was apparently over 400 years old!"