Domaine de Valmouriane

The eight room types include double rooms, junior suites, a family suite and suites with a garden or terrace. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls. Rooms also have a minibar. Sizes vary by room type, from 22 to 50 m², and several include a bath as well as a shower.

The double rooms differ in size, and one has a terrace. The junior suites are available with or without a terrace; one room type is named “Garden View”. The 50 m² Family Suite is the only one with three beds and can accommodate four people. The Prestige Suite with Garden and Junior Suite with Terrace also have outdoor space. Bed configurations vary by room type, with double or separate beds in some rooms.

The restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine and can provide meals suited to certain diets on request. Breakfast is available as a continental or buffet option and can also be served in your room. An on-site café, a snack bar and a bar complete the dining options. Rooms have a minibar and a hospitality tray with a kettle. Fruit and wine or champagne are also available.

The garden, terraces and outdoor furniture offer different spaces to enjoy the grounds. You can hire bicycles, join cycling tours or go hiking and walking. Local culture visits and classes, themed dinners and temporary art galleries add to the activities on offer. Concierge service, luggage storage and currency exchange are available. Free private parking is provided, with an electric vehicle charging point, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a Provençal town in the Alpilles, surrounded by landscapes of garrigue, olive groves and limestone hills. Its old town has narrow streets, squares and stone façades around Place de la République. The town attracts visitors interested in heritage, art and walking, while the paths of the Alpilles are suitable for hiking and cycling. The property is in the countryside, away from the town centre streets.

The ancient remains of Glanum offer a glimpse into the region’s Roman history. The Plateau des Antiques and the Arc de triomphe de Glanum are about 3.1 km away; the archaeological site of Glanum is 3.3 km away. In the centre of Saint-Rémy, the Musée des Alpilles presents local history and traditions, while the Musée Estrine explores art and Van Gogh’s legacy. Tarascon, whose railway station is 11 km away, provides rail access to the region. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and sites of the Alpilles.

Take time to explore the town’s streets and museums, then set aside another day for the trails and landscapes of the mountain range. Spring and autumn are pleasant for walking, with generally milder temperatures; summer brings more heat and visitors. In the warmer months, plan walks for early morning or late afternoon. Excursions can also take you to Les Baux-de-Provence and the landscapes of the Alpilles, combining heritage, walks and breaks in Saint-Rémy.