Mas Allard

Le Mas Allard offers three double rooms, all designed for two people and equipped with air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower. Each room overlooks an outdoor area: two face the garden and the third faces the swimming pool. They range in size from 15 to 28 m², making the room with a pool view the largest of the three. The garden-view rooms come in two sizes, 15 and 23 m²; they share the same main amenities, but the larger one offers more space. The beds are doubles, with a large double bed in two rooms. The bathrooms include a shower and a hairdryer. Bed linen, towels and toiletries are also provided.

The rooms have a dressing room, heating and tiled or carpeted floors, depending on the room type. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. When choosing, you can compare the rooms by size and view: the first two overlook the garden, while the 28 m² room faces the swimming pool.

Le Mas Allard offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a garden and several areas set up for enjoying the open air. The terrace, part of which gets plenty of sun, complements these facilities; a picnic area and outdoor furniture let you settle in the garden. Sun loungers and parasols are also available by the swimming pool. Free private parking is available, and Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the property at no extra charge.

For relaxation, facilities include a hot tub and a sauna, as well as massages and spa and wellness packages. There is a bar on site, and a continental breakfast is served. Families can make use of board games, puzzles, and books, DVDs or music for children. The rooms are air-conditioned and non-smoking, and heating is also available. The private bathrooms include free toiletries and a hairdryer. The swimming pool, garden and terrace offer different places to relax around the property.

Tarascon lies on the left bank of the Rhône, amid the Provençal plains and orchards between Arles and Avignon. Its old town retains historic streets, fortified gates and town houses, while the castle dominates the river quays. The town suits travellers who enjoy combining heritage, walks and excursions in the surrounding area without staying in a large urban centre. Beaucaire, on the opposite bank, adds to the discovery of this region shaped by the Rhône.

The Château du Roi René, with its imposing medieval towers, is one of the main places to visit. The Souleïado Textile Museum presents the history of famous Provençal fabrics, while the old gates recall the town’s former fortifications. Tarascon railway station is 1.4 km away and serves the surrounding area. For a day trip, the Arles Amphitheatre, a Roman monument still at the heart of the city’s cultural life, is 13 km away. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 20 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the old streets and visit historic sites without the summer heat. In summer, the swimming pool and breaks in the shade of the garden are especially welcome after a day of sightseeing. You can spend a morning at the castle and in the old town, then cross the Rhône to discover Beaucaire. A car makes it easier to take trips to Arles, the villages of the Alpilles and the landscapes of the Camargue; Tarascon is also a useful rail gateway to nearby towns.