Mas de la Grenouillère Hôtel et Centre équestre en pleine nature

The rooms accommodate two to four guests and all feature air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Several categories include a balcony or terrace with garden views; the quadruple room overlooks an inner courtyard. Room sizes range from 15 to 26 m². The double and twin rooms suit two guests, while the triple and quadruple rooms offer sleeping arrangements for families or small groups.

Depending on the category, you will find a double bed, two single beds, or a combination of a double bed and a single bed. The quadruple room has a double bed and two single beds in the largest space. Several rooms also have a patio, desk and safe. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath. The terraces and garden views set some categories apart, while the quadruple room stands out for its view of the inner courtyard.

The outdoor pool and wellness area offer several ways to spend your day: the spa, sauna, hot tub and fitness centre are complemented by fitness and yoga classes. Sun loungers and parasols let you make the most of the pool area, while spa packages and a relaxation area are also available. The indoor car park includes an electric vehicle charging station and accessible parking spaces.

For food and drink, the on-site café, snack bar and bar are joined by a buffet with children's options; fruit and wine or champagne are also available. Outdoor activities include horse riding, bike hire, cycling, hiking, canoeing and windsurfing. You will also find a garden, patio, balcony and sun terrace. The property has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, board games and luggage storage.

Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer lies in the Rhône delta, amid the ponds, marshes and low-lying land of the Camargue. The landscape alternates between reed beds, pastures and open areas where you can spot birds, including flamingos. The village combines a seafaring way of life with a strong Camargue identity, shaped by horses, bulls and local traditions. The region suits travellers who enjoy wide-open spaces, cycling and outings along the coast.

The Parc Ornithologique de Pont de Gau has marked trails for observing birds in their natural habitat, 2.0 km away. In the village, the Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer church and the Arènes des Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer reflect the town's religious and bullfighting traditions. The sandy beaches provide access to the seafront for a swim or a walk; Plage des Arènes is 3.2 km away. Local roads lead to hamlets and landscapes across the delta, and a car makes it easier to explore the beaches, ponds and bull farms.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks and birdwatching, with temperatures often milder than in July and August. In summer, you can alternate a morning swim with a visit to the bird park during the cooler hours. A day might include a bike ride through the flat landscapes, a stop in the village and some time on the beach. To explore the Camargue on horseback, the hotel's riding centre offers lessons and rides by reservation.