Hotel Le Mas Saint Joseph

Hotel Le Mas Saint Joseph offers four room categories, from double rooms of varying sizes to suites for two adults and two-bedroom family suites. All rooms include air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The double rooms accommodate two people, while the family suite can accommodate up to three adults. Beds vary by category: a double bed, a large double bed or a combination of a single bed and a large double bed.

Details vary from room to room. The Superior Double Room has a mountain view, while the Standard Double Room offers a more compact layout. The Suite (2 Adults) has a lounge, a minibar and a view of the pool or fountain; one of these suites also has a terrace. The 2-Bedroom Family Suite adds a minibar and can accommodate three adults. Room sizes range from 13 to 30 m².

The outdoor areas include a swimming pool and a sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols. You can also enjoy the on-site café and bar. Continental breakfast is served daily; room service is available if you would like to have breakfast in your room. Special diet menus can be prepared on request.

The hotel provides free Wi-Fi throughout and free private parking on site. Rooms have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Accessible facilities are available, including a low washbasin, raised toilets and grab rails. Activities and leisure options include a tennis court, walking tours, bike tours, hiking and cooking classes focused on local culture. The reception is open 24 hours a day.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a small Provençal town at the foot of the Alpilles, known for its old streets, squares and Roman heritage. Explore the centre on foot, among stone façades, shops and café terraces; the market in Place de la République is also a lively part of local life. The limestone landscapes of the Alpilles form the horizon and attract hikers, photographers and visitors to Provençal villages. The hotel is on Route de Maillane, a ten-minute walk from the centre.

In the old town, the Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin and the remains of Porte de l’Aure bear witness to local history. The Alpilles Museum explores the area’s traditions and heritage, while the Estrine Museum celebrates modern art and Vincent van Gogh. The Antiques site and the Triumphal Arch of Glanum, 2.1 km away, mark the entrance to the ancient Roman city; the Glanum archaeological site lets you explore its ruins. Avignon is 20 km away and offers a remarkable historic ensemble around the Palais des Papes. The Camargue Regional Nature Park, 40 km away, is known for its wetlands, birds and wide-open spaces.

A car makes it easier to explore the Alpilles, nearby villages and the landscapes of the Camargue, while central Saint-Rémy is pleasant to explore on foot. Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, with milder temperatures for visiting ancient sites and trails. In summer, plan outdoor visits for early morning or late afternoon, then spend the hottest hours by the pool or in museums. A day can combine a Provençal market, a stroll through the narrow streets and a visit to Glanum.