L'hôtel des oiseaux

The two rooms at L'hôtel des oiseaux are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom and a coffee machine. They overlook the garden or mountains. They measure 30 and 35 m² and each has a terrace. The Double Room with Terrace accommodates up to four guests and includes two large double beds. The Double Room with Spa Bath accommodates two guests and stands out for its spa bath.

The layout varies by room: one combines a terrace, a patio and space for four guests, while the other prioritises the spa bath and accommodates two. Both have a private entrance and bathroom amenities, including a bathrobe and hairdryer. The room with a terrace also has a minibar. The garden and mountains offer a different outlook from each room, both of which retain air conditioning and a private bathroom.

The garden, sun terrace and outdoor furniture invite you to enjoy the outside spaces. A picnic area and barbecue facilities also make it easy to share a meal outdoors. The outdoor swimming pool adds to the activities on offer, while the tennis court and available equipment cater to sports enthusiasts. Bicycles are available to hire for exploring the surrounding area.

Indoors, a hot tub, massages and a spa/relaxation area offer ways to unwind. The concierge service, luggage storage and tour desk make it easier to organise outings. Cooking classes, activities centred on local culture, bike tours and walking tours are among the options. Free private parking is available on site, and free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Breakfast can be served in your room, with a tea/coffee maker provided.

Les Baux-de-Provence is a hilltop village in the Alpilles, surrounded by limestone hills, olive groves and Provençal landscapes. Its stone lanes and panoramic views attract visitors interested in heritage, walks and the scenery of southern France. The village is best explored on foot; its squares, old houses and viewpoints make for a pleasant stop between countryside and history.

Val d'Enfer, 840 m away, is known for its rock formations sculpted by erosion. Carrières des Lumières, 1.0 km away, hosts monumental art projections in former quarries. Château des Baux-de-Provence, 1.2 km away, preserves the remains of a medieval fortress and offers a glimpse into the village’s seigneurial past. Golf du Domaine de Manville is 2.3 km away. A car is useful for exploring the villages, estates and trails of the Alpilles; trains also serve the surrounding area, including stations at Fontvieille and Tarascon.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks, when temperatures are milder. In summer, sunny days make it possible to enjoy visits early in the morning or late in the afternoon; take water with you on the trails. A day could combine a visit to the castle and lanes, a trip to Carrières des Lumières, and a walk through the rocky landscape. Hiking and cycling enthusiasts will find varied routes in the Alpilles, among pine forests, olive groves and stone villages.