Mas de Ceoulet - Villa de Luxe en Camargue

Le Mas de Ceoulet is rented as a whole: the villa has four bedrooms in a 220 m² house designed for eight people. The beds comprise one large double bed, two double beds and two single beds. There are three bathrooms in the house. This layout allows a group to share the communal spaces while keeping separate bedrooms.

The equipped kitchen, dining area and living room complement the sleeping areas. The villa also has a fireplace, air conditioning and a private entrance. Views of the garden and swimming pool extend the living spaces outdoors, where you will find a terrace and a private swimming pool. The flat-screen TV, dishwasher, washing machine and outdoor furniture are among the facilities in the house. Towels and bed linen are provided.

The outdoor facilities include a private swimming pool, an outdoor swimming pool, a terrace, a garden, outdoor furniture, an outdoor dining area and a barbecue. The sun terrace and dining areas let you enjoy the garden. Outdoor play equipment for children, as well as board games and puzzles, are also available.

Indoors, air conditioning, heating and soundproofed bedrooms complete the facilities. The kitchen includes an oven, a dishwasher, a fridge, a microwave and an electric kettle. The flat-screen TV has cable and satellite channels. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa, and free private parking is available on site. The entire accommodation is wheelchair accessible; a safe and facilities for disabled guests are also provided.

Arles combines the remains of Roman antiquity with Provençal cultural life, amid the landscapes of the Rhône delta. Its lanes, squares and old façades can be explored on foot, among heritage sites, markets and museums. The Camargue begins on the outskirts of the city and attracts travellers wishing to explore wetlands, watch birds or discover the villages and landscapes of the region.

Arles Amphitheatre, 4.5 km away, bears witness to the city's importance in Roman times and now hosts events. The Alyscamps necropolis, 3.9 km away, brings together ancient and medieval remains along a tree-lined avenue. Montmajour Abbey, 3.7 km away, offers the chance to discover a medieval monastic complex amid the plain. Arles train station is 4.9 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 23 km away. A car makes it easier to get around and explore the ponds and natural areas of the Camargue.

A day in the city can combine Roman monuments, the collections of the Musée départemental Arles antique and a walk through the historic districts. Spring and autumn offer pleasant conditions for walking and sightseeing, while summer brings more heat and activity. The landscapes of the Camargue change with the seasons: marshes, reed beds and birds make for different outings depending on the time of year. Allow time to alternate cultural visits with trips into the surrounding countryside.