Hotel Les Mazets Des Roches

The five room categories include double or twin rooms, ranging in size from 10 to 19 m². Air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV are among the shared amenities; several rooms are also soundproofed. Depending on the category, the bathroom has a shower or a bath. The rooms overlook the garden or pine forest, and some have a terrace.

The Small Double or Twin Room and the ZEN category are 10 m² and can be set up with either a large double bed or two single beds. The Comfort and Superior Comfort rooms offer more space, at 16 and 19 m² respectively. The Classic Double or Twin Room is 12 m² and has a bath in its bathroom. The Comfort and Superior Comfort categories can accommodate a third person, subject to the conditions applicable to these rooms.

The hotel's restaurant serves Provençal-inspired dishes and offers children's menus as well as menus for special diets, on request. You can also enjoy a coffee on site, order wine or champagne, or opt for breakfast in your room. The bar provides another place to eat and drink. In fine weather, you can dine or have a drink outside on the terrace.

Outside, the garden, outdoor furniture, sun terrace and picnic area offer different spaces to relax. Guests can play table tennis, use the tennis equipment or take part in evening entertainment. The hotel has a games room, a shared lounge with a TV and luggage storage. Concierge, babysitting, daily housekeeping, ironing and laundry services are available. Private parking is free; an electric vehicle charging station and parking spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility are also available.

Tarascon is in Bouches-du-Rhône, between the landscapes of the Alpilles and the Rhône Valley. This Provençal town combines old lanes, religious heritage and an imposing castle on the riverbank. Les Mazets des Roches is away from the centre, in surroundings of pine forest and gardens; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages, heritage sites and rural landscapes of the region. History enthusiasts can spend a day visiting the monuments of Tarascon and Arles.

The Tour Saint-Gabriel, 1.6 km away, recalls the area's medieval history. In Tarascon, the Château Royal de Provence overlooks the Rhône, and the Sainte-Marthe Church is another heritage site to visit. The Arles Amphitheatre, 9 km away, bears witness to the city's importance in Roman times; Montmajour Abbey is also worth a visit for its remarkable monastic complex. Fontvieille railway station is 2.7 km away and Tarascon railway station is 6 km away. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 22 km away.

Spring and autumn are well suited to visits on foot, when the days are pleasant for exploring old town centres and regional sights. In summer, plan heritage visits for the morning or late afternoon, and keep the hottest hours for a break at the hotel and its swimming pools. One excursion could combine Tarascon Castle, a walk around Arles and a visit to the landscapes of the Alpilles. The surrounding villages and their wine estates also offer places to stop and sample Provençal produce.