mas de costebelle

The accommodation comprises three double rooms and a studio with a terrace. The Double Room with Garden View sleeps two and has a terrace overlooking the garden. The two rooms named Large Double Room are more spacious: one measures 45 m² and the other 48 m², and each has a double bed and a single bed. They overlook the garden and swimming pool and can accommodate two and three guests respectively.

The Studio with Terrace offers 45 m² of space for two guests. Its fully equipped kitchen includes a fridge, oven, hob and coffee machine; a dining area lets you eat in. All room types have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a private entrance. The terraces and garden views, and swimming pool views in some rooms, set the accommodation apart. The first room also overlooks the inner courtyard.

The bed and breakfast has a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a garden and several areas set up for enjoying the outdoors. A sun terrace, outdoor furniture and a picnic area add to these facilities. There is a barbecue, with facilities for cooking outdoors. Guests can also get together in the shared lounge, which has a TV area.

There is a café and a bar on site. Breakfast can be served in your room, and menus for special diets are available on request; packed lunches are also available. The family rooms are air-conditioned and have private bathrooms. Private parking is free, with no reservation required, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the bed and breakfast. Activities mentioned for outings in the area include walking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing and fishing. There is also a golf course nearby.

Bollène is in Vaucluse, in the Rhône Valley, where the landscapes of Provence meet the Tricastin region. The town combines an old centre, farmland and vineyards, with the hills and villages of Drôme Provençale all around. It suits travellers who want to combine heritage visits, wine discoveries and drives through a rural region. The mas is on Route de l’Embisque, away from major towns.

The troglodyte village of Barry, carved into the rock, offers a glimpse of ancient dwellings and views over the valley. Château de Suze-la-Rousse is home to the Wine University and offers a visit exploring the history of the estate and winegrowing. In Pierrelatte, La Ferme aux crocodiles features reptiles and plants in large tropical greenhouses. Bollène – La Croisière and Pierrelatte railway stations serve the area; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 64 km away. A vehicle makes it easier to travel between villages, wineries and historic sites.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks in the villages and visits to estates, while summer brings long days for enjoying the swimming pool and exploring routes through the valley. You can start the day at Barry, continue with a wine tasting around Suze-la-Rousse and finish in the garden of the mas. Outdoor enthusiasts can also plan walks or cycle rides, or try water activities in the area. In hot weather, mornings and late afternoons are pleasant times to explore the landscapes of Tricastin.