La Bastide de Gordes Hotel & Spa, Gordes double bedroom

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Indoor lit pool at night with floor to ceiling circular windows at the other end

Covered raised terrace with black tables and white chairs at nights with views over the countryside

Restaurant with black tables and chairs with floor to ceiling windows

La Bastide de Gordes Hotel & Spa, Gordes

Stunning views and gourmet food at this spa hotel in the village of Gordes

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This is a luxury hotel and spa perched in the heart of Gordes, one of the most beautiful towns in France.

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.

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Worth knowing

The restaurant is certainly worth a visit. The chefs use local seasonal produce to create some fantastic Provencal and Mediterranean dishes. For those that have a sweet tooth, the desserts are out of this world.

The Restaurant

With a fusion of Provencal and Mediterranean cuisine the chateau's restaurant offers a number of different dining areas. Both indoor and outdoor on the terrace overlooking the valley.

Visitor comments

"This is in an enviable location right in the village. While the facade looks over the busy street, the back of the hotel tumbles down the hillside in several levels, giving guests superb views from the gardens, panoramic terrace, and swimming pool. Try to get one of the bedrooms with a view of the valley rather than the village. Known for its inventive and creative cuisine, the on-site restaurant, Olivier Bouzon, is a worthy choice even if you're not a guest of the hotel. Dishes include whole roasted sea bream with risotto and fava beans, and rack of lamb with thyme and pesto-infused vegetables." - Frommers
"Yes, it is expensive ... but really worth it. Since you are ready to spend that much, go for a superior room with view on the valley. The hotel is beautiful, the staff is perfect, the restaurant is excellent, ... just great." - Tripadvisor