La Maison du Village

La Maison du Village offers four suites, all with air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, soundproofed walls and a coffee machine. They range from 40 to 60 m² and can accommodate two to four people. The largest, the Family Suite, has sleeping space for four guests.

Two suites overlook the garden and inner courtyard; each has a separate living room and bedroom. The Superior Suite with Garden View stands out for its extra-large double bed. The Suite with Street View combines a view of the town with a desk and parquet flooring. The Family Suite also overlooks the town and has a bath or shower. Bathrooms include toiletries, a hairdryer and slippers, among other items. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

La Maison du Village brings together outdoor spaces and practical services to suit different ways of exploring the area. You can relax outdoors in the garden or on the sun terrace, both furnished with outdoor furniture. Inside, the shared lounge has a TV area. Luggage storage, a concierge service and private check-in or check-out make arrivals and departures easier. Bicycle hire, cycling tours and activities centred on local culture are also available.

Breakfast is among the guest house’s services, with special-diet menus available on request. The accommodation units have tea and coffee-making facilities, and food and drink options also include fruit and wine or champagne. Private parking is nearby; an electric vehicle charging point and access for guests with reduced mobility are available. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Families can use board games, puzzles, books and DVDs for children, as well as a babysitting service.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a Provençal town in the Alpilles, surrounded by limestone landscapes, olive groves and small country roads. The old town brings together stone façades, squares and narrow streets where you can stroll among heritage sites, markets and museums. You can explore village life on foot, taking time to stop in public spaces and browse the shopping streets. It suits travellers who want to combine cultural visits with trips into the Provençal countryside.

In the village, the Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin, Porte Saint-Paul and Musée Estrine – Présence Van Gogh are within walking distance. The museum explores Vincent van Gogh’s connection with the region. About 1.3 km away, the ancient site of Glanum and Plateau des Antiques bear witness to the area’s Roman history; Saint-Paul-de-Mausole Priory is also associated with the painter’s stay. The paths and roads of the Alpilles are ideal for walking or cycling. For longer journeys, the railway stations in Tarascon and Avignon connect the region with major cities; a car is useful for exploring the surrounding villages and landscapes.

Spring and autumn offer pleasant conditions for walking in the Alpilles and visiting ancient sites without the summer heat. In summer, plan outdoor outings for the morning and spend the hottest hours in museums or shaded streets. You can start a day at the market and explore the town centre, then continue with a walk towards Glanum. In June and July, lavender blooms colour some Provençal landscapes; the grape harvest brings activity to wine estates in autumn.