Le Mas D'aigret

Le Mas D'aigret offers five categories of air-conditioned rooms, all with a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Room sizes range from 17 to 39 m². For a stay for two, the Standard Room overlooks the rocks, while the Superior and Deluxe categories add a terrace or balcony, depending on the room. The troglodyte room stands out for its layout and terrace with a view.

The 39 m² Family Suite has two bedrooms and can accommodate four people; it comes with one large double bed and two single beds. The more spacious rooms include a minibar, and some also have a coffee machine. To enjoy the outdoors, you can choose a room with a terrace or balcony. Bed configurations vary by category, with double beds, single beds or a combination of both in the Family Suite.

Le Mas D'aigret has a heated outdoor swimming pool surrounded by sun loungers and parasols, as well as a garden and a terrace. The outdoor spaces offer a quiet place to spend time between visits to Les Baux-de-Provence. Walking and a golf course less than 3 km away are also among the activities available nearby.

The restaurant serves regional cuisine and offers children’s menus, as well as menus for special diets on request. Breakfast can be served in your room, and there is a bar on site. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. Free private parking is available without prior reservation. Facilities also include air conditioning, luggage storage and daily housekeeping. Accessible facilities, including toilets with grab rails, are available. Pets are allowed on request; an additional fee may apply.

Les Baux-de-Provence is a medieval village perched in the Alpilles, amid limestone hills and Provençal scenery. Its stone lanes, narrow passageways and viewpoints attract visitors who enjoy exploring its heritage on foot. Le Mas D'aigret is in this area, away from major roads, with the garden and hills as its setting.

The Château des Baux-de-Provence overlooks the village and lets you explore the fortress ruins and ramparts. The Musée des Santons displays figurines associated with Provençal traditions, while Saint-Vincent Church and the Jardins de Quiqueran round out a walk through the village. The Carrières de Lumières, housed in former stone quarries, host art projections across their monumental walls. Maussane-les-Alpilles and its agricultural landscapes can be visited by car; Fontvieille railway station is 7 km away.

A car makes it easier to visit the villages and sites across the Alpilles, including the vineyards in the area. In spring, the Alpilles trails are well suited to walking before the summer heat sets in; autumn offers soft light for exploring the scenery and villages. You can spend a day at the château, wandering the lanes and visiting the Carrières de Lumières, then set aside another time for a walk in the Provençal countryside. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 30 km away.