Domaine Cap Rubis

The rooms and suites at Domaine Cap Rubis range from 35 to 60 m² and accommodate two to five guests, depending on the category. The Deluxe Double Room has a seating area and overlooks the garden. Another, larger double room is suitable for family stays. The Family Suite offers the most space and views of the pool as well as the garden.

The Suite with Terrace stands out for its separate living room and private outdoor space facing the garden. The accommodation is air-conditioned and soundproofed; each unit has a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a view of the garden or inner courtyard. Beds vary by room, with double and single configurations. Differences in floor space, capacity and views let you choose between a room for two, a family space or a suite with a terrace.

The garden and landscaped outdoor areas let you enjoy the Provençal setting around the house. The sun terrace and terrace provide spaces to get some fresh air, while the shared lounge has a TV area. The outdoor pool completes these facilities and is ideal for relaxing between outings in the Alpilles. Family rooms and soundproofed rooms meet different needs, whether you are travelling with children or looking for a quieter space.

Each room has a private bathroom and air conditioning. Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Amenities also include a flat-screen TV and streaming services, as well as bed linen and towels. Heating makes it possible to stay at the house outside the summer season. Breakfast is served as a continental option or à la carte.

Paradou is a village in the Alpilles, in Bouches-du-Rhône, surrounded by olive groves, limestone hills and small Provençal roads. The pace is that of a rural village, with Maussane-les-Alpilles close by and the mountain range in the background. The region attracts visitors who enjoy stone villages, Mediterranean landscapes, walks and Provençal markets. Summer days are hot and bright; spring and autumn are well suited to walks in the hills.

Les Baux-de-Provence and its medieval castle overlook the surrounding area; the village is known for its old lanes and views across the Alpilles. The Yves Brayer Museum lets you discover the painter's work, while the Tours de Castillon bear witness to local history. Maussane-les-Alpilles offers another village stop amid the olive groves. For a day in the city, Arles brings together the Roman Arena, ancient remains and places associated with Van Gogh. Country roads connect these sites, and a car makes it easier to visit places beyond the neighbouring villages.

To enjoy the trails, head out in the mornings in spring or autumn, when temperatures are milder. In summer, set off early for walks in the Alpilles and save the hottest hours for the pool or a visit in the shade. A day can combine the castle at Les Baux, a walk through the village and a stop in Maussane to discover the olive-growing landscape. Visitors interested in heritage can dedicate another outing to Arles, then return to Paradou at the end of the day. In late June and July, Provence's lavender fields also offer a seasonal excursion in the region.