L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, France

La Maison Sur La Sorgue

This 17th-century townhouse with remarkable architecture is located in a historic town with a global village feel, offering a cultural environment in a natural setting made even more beautiful by the river. Now a quaint boutique hotel, you can expect impeccable service, spacious and comfortable suites, a secret garden with a pool, and an art gallery where artists and designers are showcased alongside items from travels around the world.

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Hotel Guide

Facilities

Each of the suites is air-conditioned and creates an intimate and romantic atmosphere. Each has its particular character, furnished with fine materials, carefully selected fabrics, subtle shades, and a range of unique ornaments steeped in history, collected from a myriad of travels. One of the suites can accommodate up to 4 people as well as a small child.
All are equipped with large comfortable beds,  luxurious bathrooms, flat TV, free high-speed WIFI, mini-bar, and safe, individually-controlled air conditioning.

Our Favourite

Heated outdoor pool, guests can relax in the glass-roofed courtyard or in the large lounge by the fireplace.

Wine & Dine

A full breakfast buffet with an extensive selection is served in the dining room or in the garden by the pool.
Lunch is served in "La Maison de Celou" on the terrace.
Visit "Le Vivier".

Dresscode

French Countryside Couture.

Budget

Rates start at EUR 340 per night including breakfast.

Local Guide

Worth Getting out of Bed for

Frédéric the owner is happy to plan day trips and excursions  such as wine tastings, local artisans, or cultural events.

Activities

You can hire bikes, from electric bikes to competition bikes.
There are also cookery classes, private and guided tours, rides in classic cars and Citroën 2CVs, and wine cellar tours.
Excellent hiking, walking, canoeing, fishing, and much more.
The onsite art gallery features works from artists Hans Silvester and Denis Brihat.

Don't Miss

Visit one of the nearby colorful markets. Ask for a list of all  of the local markets, and be sure to get there early;  markets always finish around noon
Visit the great antique  markets (weekends only) or Aix en Provence for art & paintings
Heritage Tours of the city and wine-tasting trips can be organized by the hotel upon request.

When to Go

Spring and autumn are lovely times. July and August can be quite hot.

How to Get There

By Air: The nearest airports are: Avignon Caumont (18 km), Marseille, Provence (55km), Nîmes, Arles-Camargue (78 km).
By train: Avignon train station (45 mins by car), served by the TGV  and the Eurostar.