Mas des Tourterelles

The accommodation includes double rooms, a twin room, a family room, a suite and two apartments. Floor areas range from 19 to 55 m². Each room has a private bathroom; a flat-screen TV and minibar are also among the in-room amenities. Some rooms are air-conditioned, and several overlook the garden, swimming pool, mountains or inner courtyard.

Rooms with a terrace offer private outdoor space, while the suite stands out for its bath and shower. The family room has five single beds and can accommodate up to five people. The apartments are suitable for family stays or groups of friends: they include a kitchen with amenities such as a dishwasher and a coffee machine. The larger apartment has two separate bedrooms.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace and garden furniture. Part of the courtyard is set up for outdoor dining, and barbecue facilities are also available. The outdoor swimming pool is enclosed by a fence, and sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are provided. An open-air bath adds to the facilities for relaxation.

Indoors, a shared lounge with a TV and access to the executive lounge offer places to relax. The property has air conditioning, heating and a designated smoking area. The bar serves wine and champagne, while special diet menus can be prepared on request. The rooms have a flat-screen TV; some also have a minibar. Guests can use a shared kitchen and outdoor dining areas.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a small town in the Alpilles, in Provence, where old streets, shady squares and stone façades make the centre a pleasant place to explore on foot. The market and shops bring the streets to life, while the scrubland and limestone slopes of the Alpilles give the surrounding area a rural character. The historic centre is a five-minute walk from the property.

Place de la République, 390 m away, is a landmark in the town centre and hosts the market. Musée des Alpilles explores the region’s history and traditions; Musée Estrine celebrates art and Saint-Rémy’s links with Vincent van Gogh. Those interested in ancient history can visit the archaeological site of Glanum and the monuments of Les Antiques, 1.1 km away. For an outdoor outing, the trails of the Alpilles cross landscapes of pine forest, rocks and Mediterranean vegetation. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 32 km away.

Spring and autumn are particularly suitable for walks in the Alpilles, when temperatures are milder. In summer, plan visits to the centre and outdoor walks for early morning or late afternoon. You can spend a day exploring the narrow streets and museums before walking along the paths of the Alpilles; the ancient site of Glanum is also worth visiting for its Roman heritage.