Le Mas Ferrand

Le Mas Ferrand offers three accommodations for two people: the Jasmin Apartment, the Superior Suite and the Suite with Garden View. All three have a private bathroom, a large double bed and a coffee machine. The apartment and Superior Suite have air conditioning. Several accommodations overlook the garden, and the Superior Suite also offers a city view.

The accommodations range from 32 to 60 m². The Jasmin Apartment has a kitchen and a terrace facing the park, while the suites have private entrances. The Suite with Garden View stands out for its separate living room and 40 m² of space. Facilities include a flat-screen TV; the apartment also has a dishwasher. Each accommodation has a distinct layout, with a kitchen, open views or a separate living area.

Le Mas Ferrand has free private parking on site, with an electric vehicle charging point. Free Wi-Fi is available. For meals and refreshments, you will find an on-site café, as well as a kettle and coffee machine. Fruit, wine and champagne are also offered, and meals for special diets can be prepared on request.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. There is also a picnic area. The shared lounge provides a place to relax indoors. The property also offers bicycle hire; you can enjoy hiking, cycling, horse riding or walking in the surrounding area. For excursions, a tour desk and a shuttle service are available. The rooms include facilities such as a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and tea and coffee-making facilities.

Graveson is a village in Bouches-du-Rhône, in the Provençal countryside between Avignon and the Alpilles. The village streets, small squares and gardens create a village atmosphere, while the surrounding landscape alternates between farmland, rows of cypress trees and views of the hills. The commune is associated with the writer Frédéric Mistral, a major figure in Provençal language and culture. It suits travellers who want to discover the region’s villages and heritage while staying somewhere less urban than Avignon.

The Musée Auguste Chabaud is 200 m away and showcases the work of this Provençal painter. In Maillane, the Maison de Frédéric Mistral traces the writer’s life and work. Avignon is a good place to spend a day exploring its historic centre, the Palace of the Popes and Pont Saint-Bénézet, both 11 km away. Avignon TGV station is 8 km away; a car makes it easier to get between the villages and nearby sights. The Jardin Aquatique Aux Fleurs de l'Eau is another nearby outing, with plants and ponds.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the paths and villages on foot or by bike, with temperatures often milder than in high summer. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon, when the Provençal heat is less intense. You could spend one day discovering Maillane and its literary heritage, then visit Avignon; another day could be devoted to the landscapes of the Alpilles and walks in the countryside. Markets and local produce also offer a way to discover the region’s flavours throughout the seasons.