Domaine du Mas De Pierre

The rooms and suites at Le Domaine du Mas De Pierre are available in several categories, from Superior Rooms to Prestige and Fleurs suites. All have a private bathroom and air conditioning. A flat-screen TV, minibar and coffee machine are also among the standard amenities. Depending on the category, you’ll have a balcony, terrace or outdoor space, sometimes with a view of the garden or pool.

Rooms and suites range in size from 25 to 65 m². Superior and Deluxe Rooms can be set up with a large double bed or two single beds. Suites have a seating area, sometimes with a sofa bed, and several categories can accommodate up to four people. The Fleurs Suites stand out for their private pool; the Suite with Spa Bath has a private hot tub. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath, depending on the room.

The estate has several dining and relaxation areas. Two restaurants serve different types of cuisine: La Table de Pierre focuses on fine dining, while Dolce Provenza prepares regional dishes. A bar, an on-site café and a snack bar round out the options; buffet breakfast can be served in your room, and children’s menus and special diet menus are available on request.

The spa and wellness centre includes a heated indoor pool, saunas, a hammam, a fitness room and areas dedicated to treatments and massages. Outdoor facilities include gardens, terraces and swimming pools, with sun loungers and parasols. Families have access to a children’s club during French school holidays, play areas and an entertainment team. The estate also has a 24-hour reception, concierge service, luggage storage and meeting rooms. Private on-site parking is available for a fee; Wi-Fi is free throughout the property.

Saint-Paul-de-Vence is a hilltop village in the Alpes-Maritimes, where ramparts, cobbled lanes and stone houses create a distinctive Provençal setting. Art galleries and studios sit alongside old squares; the pace of village life invites you to take your time, admire the façades and stop at the terraces. The surrounding countryside alternates between hills, olive groves and views towards the Mediterranean. This stop suits art and heritage enthusiasts as well as travellers looking to combine a village visit with time on the coast.

In the village, the Fondation Maeght brings together modern and contemporary works in a setting designed around art and architecture. The ramparts and the Fontaine de Saint-Paul-de-Vence are landmarks along a walk through the old village. Further down towards the coast, Cagnes-sur-Mer has the Renoir Museum, housed in the artist’s former home, while Nice offers Place Masséna, the streets of Vieux-Nice and the collections at MAMAC. The beaches in Cagnes and Nice Airport are a few kilometres from the estate; a car makes it easier to explore the villages, coast and museums.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks around the village and cultural visits, with generally pleasant temperatures for exploring the region. Summer days can be hot and the coast busier: plan an early visit to the lanes, followed by a break by the sea or pool. You can also combine a visit to the Fondation Maeght with a day exploring Nice, before returning to the estate’s gardens and relaxation areas.