Recommendations for Gordes
#1
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Recommendations for Gordes
I have had it trying to find somewhere.
It seems that everywhere I try is full, or just sold it's last room. Sheesh!
Although it would be lovely to have great views, given all the places I want to see during the day, I doubt I'll be at the room much during daylight. So I'm thinking of staying somewhere less expensive. And I really don't like the idea of having to eat dinner the same place both nights- boring.
I'll just drive somewhere to look at the views.
So any suggestions? Firther, I really don't want to have to drive way up into the mountains when I'm returning home at night, probably with a glass of wine running on round my brain.
Besides, these hilltop places want an arm and a leg, and I'd rather use that money for a hot air balloon ride, or a special meal?
So please give me some ideas. I need a room July 1 for 3 nights leaving on the 4th. For three people, me and two teens, without breaking the bank.
Thanks much
MC
It seems that everywhere I try is full, or just sold it's last room. Sheesh!
Although it would be lovely to have great views, given all the places I want to see during the day, I doubt I'll be at the room much during daylight. So I'm thinking of staying somewhere less expensive. And I really don't like the idea of having to eat dinner the same place both nights- boring.
I'll just drive somewhere to look at the views.
So any suggestions? Firther, I really don't want to have to drive way up into the mountains when I'm returning home at night, probably with a glass of wine running on round my brain.
Besides, these hilltop places want an arm and a leg, and I'd rather use that money for a hot air balloon ride, or a special meal?
So please give me some ideas. I need a room July 1 for 3 nights leaving on the 4th. For three people, me and two teens, without breaking the bank.
Thanks much
MC
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Joined: Feb 2005
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Isle-Sur-la-Sorge is a taxi ride away from Gordes (or short drive) and has plenty of inexpensive places to stay, good restaurants, a nice market and train station. Gordes made a great daytrip and would be a wonderful place to stay for a night, depending on your budget. Be sure to stop by the studio of Radu Focsa, a great local artist. Seeing his studio and talking with him was a highlight of my trip.
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Joined: Mar 2006
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Is La Mayanelle full? Check Venere.com for the phone/fax numbers - I don't think they are online. It's in the Gordes village, and rooms are (or were)less than 100 Euro. We've stayed there several times. It's simple, but charming, particularly valley side rooms - incredible views. The village side rooms are a little loud. The restaurant is excellent as well, though no need to go there if you want to save money. Just go up the street to Le Provencal - reviewed recently on Slow Travel, and I can vouch for both the quality and value.
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Thanks all. I booked at Mas Perreal. Now the only dangling night is in Aix and I'm telling you, the entire town is booked for some odd reason. I might have to go stay in Marseilles. Unreal.
Sure appreciate your help guys
MC
Sure appreciate your help guys

MC
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mariacallas
Check this place out,
http://www.chambres-hotes-gordes-lub...guesthouse.htm
We stayed there in the late summer of 2004. Highly recommended.
S
Check this place out,
http://www.chambres-hotes-gordes-lub...guesthouse.htm
We stayed there in the late summer of 2004. Highly recommended.
S




