LE MAZET DES CHUTES

At LE MAZET DES CHUTES, each of the two holiday homes measures 50 m² and sleeps four people. Both have a separate bedroom, a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a living room with a sofa bed that provides two extra sleeping places. The fully equipped kitchen makes preparing meals easy; air conditioning and soundproofing complete the interiors.

A balcony and terrace overlook the garden and pool. Both homes have a dishwasher, oven, microwave, coffee machine and flat-screen TV. The first has one living room, while the second has two, giving it extra living space. They are the same size and sleep the same number of people.

LE MAZET DES CHUTES has a landscaped garden with outdoor furniture, a picnic area and spaces for dining outside. The sun terrace, balcony and barbecue let you enjoy the outdoor areas. The outdoor pool is enclosed and has toys, pool or beach towels, sun loungers and parasols. A water park is also among the leisure facilities.

You can use the free private parking on site, which has an electric vehicle charging station and access suitable for guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. The units are air-conditioned and include a fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, dishwasher and flat-screen TV. A coffee machine and kettle are also provided. Massages, bicycle hire, outdoor play equipment for children and board games round out the activities on offer.

Graveson is a Provençal village in Bouches-du-Rhône, on an agricultural plain between Avignon and the Alpilles. The surrounding countryside features orchards, farmland and small roads connecting several villages. Life is quieter here than in the nearby larger cities; the village suits travellers looking to combine heritage visits, country walks and time by the pool. The Auguste Chabaud Museum and Maison de Frédéric Mistral showcase the region’s artistic and literary history.

In Avignon, the Palace of the Popes bears witness to the period when the city was a papal residence, while the Pont Saint-Bénézet is one of its best-known monuments. Avignon TGV station is 6 km away and Avignon-Centre station is 9 km away. Maillane, a village associated with the poet Frédéric Mistral, is also worth visiting nearby. A car makes it easier to get between the villages and the natural sites of the Alpilles; Avignon is a convenient stop for train journeys.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore Provençal villages and landscapes, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, morning visits to Avignon help you avoid the hottest part of the day before returning to the garden and pool. You can combine a stroll through Avignon’s old town with a visit to villages in the Alpilles. The region is also well suited to countryside excursions and stops at local markets, depending on market days.