Mas des Marguerites

Le Mas des Marguerites offers two accommodation options with a Provençal feel: a Superior Double Room and a Superior Suite. Each has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a furnished terrace with views of the garden and swimming pool. A flat-screen TV, refrigerator and tray with a kettle are also among the shared facilities. The double room measures 25 m² and sleeps two; the suite offers 33 m² and can accommodate up to four guests.

The layout is one of the main differences: the suite has a mezzanine and a sofa bed in addition to its large double bed, making it suitable for stays with several guests. Both spaces overlook the mas's outdoor areas and offer access to a terrace. The private bathroom has a hairdryer and a separate toilet. Guests can also use a shared kitchenette with a refrigerator and electric kettle.

The outdoor spaces shape your stay at Le Mas des Marguerites: the garden and sun terrace invite you to enjoy the fresh air, while the picnic area and outdoor furniture offer different places to sit. An outdoor swimming pool completes the facilities. To explore the surrounding area, the bed and breakfast offers bicycle hire, cycling tours, walking tours, hiking and activities centred on local culture.

Guests have access to free indoor parking and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The rooms include a flat-screen TV, and a shared kitchen has an electric kettle and refrigerator. Breakfast in the room is available, as well as wine or champagne and a minibar. Beauty services and massages are also offered. Pets are allowed, and a supplement may apply.

Maussane-les-Alpilles is a Provençal village of pale stone, surrounded by olive groves and the limestone hills of the Alpilles. It has the feel of a lively market town, with streets to explore on foot and landscapes shaped by olive growing. Le Mas des Marguerites is in a countryside setting, while the village centre is still within walking distance. The area suits travellers looking to combine walks, heritage and stops in Provençal villages.

The Arènes de Maussane and Église Sainte-Croix offer a glimpse of local heritage. Le Grenier à Olives reflects the region's olive-growing culture. 3.1 km away, Les Baux-de-Provence overlooks the Alpilles from its rocky outcrop; the medieval village and Château des Baux offer a striking glimpse into the area's history. Arles, 14 km away, draws visitors for its Roman monuments, particularly its arena. The stations at Fontvieille and Saint-Martin-de-Crau are 7 km and 10 km away respectively; a car makes it easier to visit the villages and sites spread across the area.

Spring and autumn are particularly suited to walks in the Alpilles, when temperatures are milder. In summer, plan visits for early in the day and leave time for the swimming pool during the hottest hours. A day could include a walk around Maussane, a visit to the olive groves and a trip to Les Baux-de-Provence. Walkers can also take the trails through the mountain range, adapting their route to the season and the heat.