Hotel Mas Des Barres

The rooms are available in six categories, from a small double room to a junior suite, with options for two, three or four travellers depending on the layout. All have a private bathroom and a terrace, as well as a television. They range in size from 12 to 22 m². Several rooms overlook the garden and swimming pool, while others have views of the garden only.

The differences also lie in the facilities and location. The junior suite has a sofa in addition to the double bed and a minibar. One Superior room has a whirlpool bath, while the Superior Double Room with Private Terrace - Annexe is outside the park, 50 metres from the main area. The Small Double Room is more compact and has a garden view. The Comfort Double and Triple rooms overlook the park and swimming pool; the Triple Room has an additional single bed alongside the large double bed.

The outdoor areas include a garden, terrace and sun terrace, with outdoor furniture for enjoying the surroundings. The swimming pool has sun loungers, parasols and a fence. The spa and wellness centre include a hot tub and sauna. Travellers can also go horse riding, cycling and hiking, or hire bicycles to explore the area.

The on-site café, bar and packed lunches offer several options for breaks and outings. The buffet includes options for children; special-diet menus are available on request. Wine and champagne are also available. The rooms have a flat-screen television and a private bathroom. Private parking is free, with an electric vehicle charging station and spaces for guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel.

The Camargue stretches between the Rhône and the Mediterranean, across a landscape of marshes, lagoons, rice fields and wide-open spaces. In Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, a village facing the coast, Camargue traditions meet seaside walks and birdwatching. This is a good stop for travellers looking for nature, outdoor activities and a slower pace than in larger cities. The D570 connects the hotel to the village and crosses the flat landscapes of the delta.

The Parc Ornithologique de Pont de Gau, 3.3 km away, has marked trails where you can observe marsh birds, including flamingos. The Domaine départemental du Château d’Avignon, 4.4 km away, combines a historic château with a park among the Camargue countryside. For a trip to the coast, the private beach of Grand Radeau is 7.9 km away; the Musée des Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, 8 km away, explores local history and the area’s traditions. A car makes it easier to travel between the beaches, villages and natural areas.

Spring and autumn are pleasant for walks and wildlife watching, while summer is a good time to spend longer at the beaches and swimming pool, with temperatures often high. You can plan a morning in the marshes, a stop in the village, then an afternoon by the Mediterranean. The hotel’s horse-riding excursions offer another way to explore the landscapes; they must be booked in advance and are not available in December.