Le Mas des Aludes

Le Mas des Aludes offers three double rooms, each designed for two people and equipped with a private bathroom. All overlook the garden and have a flat-screen TV. They also feature a terrace, a desk and a fan; bathroom amenities include a shower or bath and a hairdryer. Tea and coffee-making facilities are available in every room.

The Comfort Double Room stands out for its 18 m² of space, while the Double Room and Classic Double Room are each 12 m². The Classic Double Room has a refrigerator and a private entrance. The Comfort Double Room and Double Room include a television; the Classic Double Room features a private terrace, a garden view and tiled or marble flooring. All rooms have a large double bed and open onto a pleasant outdoor area.

Le Mas des Aludes has an outdoor swimming pool with a shallow end, as well as a garden and several furnished areas for enjoying the outdoors. The terrace, sun terrace, outdoor furniture and outdoor dining area provide places to sit outside. A picnic area is also available. Sun loungers or beach chairs are provided for relaxing.

The house serves continental breakfast and provides tea and coffee-making facilities in all accommodation. There is a coffee shop on site. Guests have free Wi-Fi throughout the property and free private indoor parking. Daily housekeeping is provided. The rooms are non-smoking, and the house is reserved for adults. The surrounding area is suitable for walking and hiking. The outdoor furniture and garden also offer places to take a break between outings.

La Destrousse is a village in Bouches-du-Rhône, set among the Provençal hills and valleys between the Aubagne basin and the Marseille hinterland. Le Mas des Aludes is set in a garden, away from the main urban areas. The area suits travellers who want to combine visits to villages with outdoor walks and excursions to Marseille or the Provençal hills.

The village of La Destrousse is 1.2 km away; the nearby small towns of Peypin and La Bouilladisse also offer a glimpse of local life. The Musée du patrimoine René Verrier traces the history of the area, while the Parc Départemental de Pichauris offers walking routes in a natural setting. The Bois de la Lare is another option for a walk. Aubagne, 8 km away, has a railway station and is a convenient route to the surrounding area. A car is useful for reaching the house and exploring the villages; Marseille-Provence Airport is 29 km away.

The region can be visited at any time of year, with spring and autumn often bringing weather that is suitable for outdoor activities. In summer, you can enjoy the swimming pool and head out early in the morning to make the most of the cooler hours before the afternoon heat. You could spend a day in Aubagne, then choose a walk in the hills or a visit to local heritage sites. For a more urban excursion, Marseille offers museums, historic districts and walks along the Vieux-Port; back in La Destrousse, you return to a village setting.