Mas de la Chapelle

Le Mas de la Chapelle offers single, double, triple and quadruple rooms, with several Comfort, Superior, Premium and Deluxe categories. All have air conditioning and a private bathroom with a bath or shower. Views of the garden and swimming pool feature across the different categories, although the locations vary: some rooms are around the pool, others right beside it, while some are in the main building or garden.

Room sizes range from 20 to 40 m². The single and double rooms accommodate one or two people, while the triple and quadruple options suit groups. Bed configurations vary by category, with a double bed, large double bed, single beds or a combination of several beds. Room amenities include a television, refrigerator and electric kettle; several categories also have a desk. The Deluxe Quadruple Room is the largest option in this selection.

The property brings together leisure facilities and spaces to relax between visits. The tennis court and equipment provided let you play on site, while bicycle hire offers another way to explore the surrounding area. Outdoor spaces include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and a picnic area. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are available for time by the pools.

The wellness area includes a spa, hammam, hot tub, massage services and beauty treatments. A shuttle service and airport shuttles are available for getting around. Indoor parking is free and has an electric vehicle charging station; accessible spaces are also provided. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. A continental buffet breakfast is served in the morning, and fruit, wine and champagne are among the food and drink options.

Arles lies on the Rhône plain, between the landscapes of the Camargue and the lands of Provence. The city combines Roman heritage, old streets and southern French life; visitors come for its heritage, museums and walks along the river. Le Mas de la Chapelle is in a rural setting outside the centre, with a large park surrounding an old chapel. This setting suits travellers who prefer to return to the quiet of an estate after a day of sightseeing.

In the centre of Arles, the Arles Amphitheatre and the Roman Theatre bear witness to the city’s importance in Roman times. The Musée Réattu, housed in the former Grand Priory of the Order of Malta, displays art and photography collections. Montmajour Abbey, a Romanesque and medieval monument surrounded by open countryside, is also nearby. Arles train station is 4.2 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 17 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the property, the centre and the region’s sights.

For a day in the city, spend the morning at the ancient monuments, then walk through the historic streets to the Rhône quays and the museum. In fine weather, you can extend your outing into the Camargue Regional Nature Park, known for its lagoons, birds and marshland. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for sightseeing and walks; summer brings bright light and considerable heat. The Rencontres d’Arles photography festival brings the city to life during the summer season.