Le mas des glycines - parking privé et terrasse ombragée

This holiday home has a separate bedroom and a living room, with a total capacity of four people. It covers 50 m² and suits travellers who want separate areas for relaxing as well as a private kitchen. The bedroom has a very large double bed; the living room includes a sofa bed. A private bathroom with a shower completes the layout.

The kitchen has the equipment you need to prepare meals, including a refrigerator, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave and coffee machine. The house also has air conditioning, a private entrance and a view of the inner courtyard. The terrace extends the living space outdoors. This unique layout combines the facilities of an entire house with practical amenities for a stay with family or friends.

Le mas des glycines has a private kitchen equipped for preparing meals: you will find an oven, hob, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave and electric kettle. A coffee machine and dining table complete the space. Bed linen, towels, toiletries and a hairdryer are also provided.

The house has a terrace, outdoor furniture and a barbecue with its equipment. Air conditioning and heating are provided, along with a washing machine and ironing facilities. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels is provided. On-site private parking is free, with no reservation required. A children's playground, board games and baby safety gates complete the family facilities. The accommodation is accessed by stairs.

Salon-de-Provence is a Provençal town in Bouches-du-Rhône, between the Crau plain and the landscapes around the Étang de Berre. Its old town is easy to explore on foot, with narrow streets, squares, historic gates and façades in southern French colours. The town suits visitors looking to combine heritage, urban walks and excursions into the surrounding countryside. Parks and leafy spaces also offer places to take a break during the day.

The Maison de Nostradamus traces the life of the physician and astrologer who lived in Salon; the Collegiate Church of Saint-Laurent and Saint-Michel Church are among the landmarks along a walk through the centre. The Château de l’Empéri houses a museum dedicated to French military history. Salon railway station is 1.5 km away, and Marseille-Provence Airport is 24 km away. The road network makes it possible to reach Provençal villages and landscapes by car, while the main sites in the centre can be explored on foot from the town.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often well suited to sightseeing and walks in the region. In summer, the heat makes it worth planning outings for early morning or late afternoon; a walk through the centre can then end on a shaded terrace. History enthusiasts can spend several hours at the château and museums, then stroll through the old streets. For a longer excursion, the surroundings of the Étang de Berre and the Provençal villages offer different landscapes to explore depending on the season.