Le Mas de Bertagne

The four accommodation options combine air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a terrace with garden views. The Quadruple Room with Terrace accommodates up to four people across 30 m²; the Triple Room with Terrace/Kitchenette offers the same floor space and a kitchenette. For two guests, the Double Room with Terrace covers 23 m² and has a large double bed. The Studio with Terrace, also designed for two people, adds a kitchenette to its 23 m².

The terraces and garden views are shared features, while the kitchenette sets the studio and triple room apart from the other two categories. Depending on the room, you will also find a coffee machine, a fridge or a microwave. Sleeping arrangements range from a large double bed to bunk beds, with a single bed and a large double bed in the triple room. Each layout offers an option suited to couples or small groups.

Le Mas de Bertagne brings together practical facilities for stays as a couple, with family or with friends. Free private parking includes an indoor area and an electric vehicle charging point. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV; several overlook the garden and have a terrace.

The garden is complemented by outdoor furniture, an al fresco dining area and a sun terrace. Sun loungers and parasols let you enjoy the outdoor spaces, while the outdoor swimming pool adds to the leisure facilities. Coffee is available on site, and a kettle or coffee machine is provided. Continental breakfast is served at the bed and breakfast. A private entrance and ground-floor accommodation make it easier to access the living areas, while heating means you can stay in any season.

Gémenos is a village in Bouches-du-Rhône, at the foot of the Provençal hills and close to Aubagne. Its centre has village streets, small squares and historic buildings, with a quieter atmosphere than Marseille. The surrounding area combines gardens, wooded spaces and limestone scenery; it appeals to travellers who want to alternate walks, heritage visits and trips to the coast.

Parc d’Albertas and Château d’Albertas offer a stroll through gardens and the estate’s architectural features. In the village, Halle des Arcades and Saint-Martin Church offer a glimpse of local heritage. Aubagne, known for its connection with Marcel Pagnol and the santon tradition, is home to attractions including Le Petit Monde de Marcel Pagnol and the writer’s birthplace. Calanques National Park gives access to cliffs, coves and walking trails. Aubagne station is 4 km away; Marseille-Provence Airport is 34 km away.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are suitable for walks in the hills and visits to Aubagne. In summer, plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon, when the Provençal heat is gentler. A day could start with the gardens of the Albertas estate, continue in Aubagne on the trail of Marcel Pagnol, and end with a swim or a walk amid the scenery of the Calanques. A car makes excursions between the villages, hills and coast easier.