Le Mas des Chênes

Le Mas des Chênes offers three double rooms, each sleeping two people. All have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a terrace with a garden view. Soundproofed and equipped with a fan, they provide a restful setting. Their sizes and some of their features vary.

The Superior King Room measures 15 m² and has a large double bed. Both Standard Double Rooms measure 25 m² and have a double bed: one includes a seating area, while the other offers board games or puzzles. The bathroom has either a shower or a bath, depending on the room. Outdoor furniture on the terraces lets you enjoy the garden view. The rooms also come with towels and a hairdryer.

Le Mas des Chênes has a garden furnished with outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. You can also use the picnic area and barbecue to eat outdoors. The outdoor swimming pool and sun loungers offer another place to relax in the garden. Guests who enjoy games will find a table tennis table, board games and outdoor play equipment for children.

A shared kitchen is equipped with an electric kettle and a dining area. Continental breakfast is served at the property, and a kettle or coffee machine is among the facilities. The rooms have a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Wi-Fi is free throughout the house. Daily housekeeping is also available.

Rognes is a Provençal village in the Aix area, surrounded by landscapes of garrigue, cultivated fields and vineyards. Its centre has narrow streets, a church and traces of its local history; the surrounding countryside retains a rural character, with wine estates and villages where you can take time to discover local produce. Le Mas des Chênes is set in this countryside, away from major urban roads, and suits travellers with a car and those looking to visit several places in Provence.

Rognes centre is 1.4 km away. The Église Notre-Dame de l'Assomption and the castle remains can be explored on a walk through the village. Wine lovers can visit the surrounding estates, including Château La Coste, which brings together vineyards, contemporary art and architecture. Château de Lourmarin, in the village of the same name, offers a heritage visit in the Luberon. Aix-en-Provence also has museums and places associated with Paul Cézanne, including Atelier Cézanne and Musée Granet. Pertuis and Meyrargues railway stations serve the area; a car makes it easier to travel between the various sites.

The Provençal climate is well suited to outdoor visits in spring and autumn, when the days are generally pleasant for exploring villages and wine estates. In summer, plan outings for early morning or late afternoon, then enjoy the swimming pool during the hottest hours. You could combine a walk in Rognes with a taste of local wines and a cultural visit to Aix-en-Provence. During the grape harvest, the vineyard landscapes offer another glimpse of the region's agricultural rhythms.