Le Galinier is an 18th-century bastide in Lourmarin, one of the most admired villages of the Luberon. Three hectares of gardens and old olive trees surround it, and a wedding here welcomes up to 120 guests with 32 sleeping on site.
Le Galinier is a well-kept bastide in the artists' village of Lourmarin. Three hectares of gardens, shaded by centuries-old olive trees, surround thick stone walls and weathered floors, and the interiors draw on local craft: terracotta tiles and furniture made by Provençal makers.
Weddings welcome up to 120 guests. The ceremony takes place in the shade of the estate's centenary tree, followed by a reception on the front terrace of the bastide, with lights strung over long tables set with flowers and candles. The estate is self-catering and can be used exclusively, so you choose your own private chef or caterer, and the team can recommend some.
Enquire about Le Galinier →Up to 120 guests, with accommodation on site for 32.
Yes. Le Galinier is self-catering, so you choose your own chef or caterer.
Yes. Full or partial privatisation is offered.
At sister hotel Le Moulin, just around the corner, which can also be hired in full.
In the shade of the estate's centenary tree, before a reception on the terrace.
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