Mas du Grand Chêne

Le Mas du Grand Chêne offers an entire 180 m² villa for six guests, with three bedrooms and three private bathrooms. The house suits stays with family or friends, with shared spaces for cooking and dining together. It has a kitchen equipped with an oven, dishwasher, fridge, hob and coffee machine, as well as a dining area and a lounge with a fireplace.

The terrace overlooks the garden and pool, while the balcony provides another outdoor space. The villa also has air conditioning, a washing machine, a tumble dryer and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and streaming services. All three bedrooms have double beds: two large double beds and one extra-large double bed. Each bedroom has its own bathroom with a bath and shower.

Le Mas du Grand Chêne has a heated private saltwater pool with a shallow end, as well as sun loungers and parasols. The garden, balcony and sun terrace provide several outdoor spaces to relax in. A barbecue and outdoor furniture complete the villa's facilities. Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa. Inside, you'll find a fully equipped kitchen, a flat-screen TV, satellite channels and streaming services. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and a concierge service is available. The villa also has board games and books for children. Activities are available nearby, including cycling tours, walking tours, hiking, horse riding and tennis. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a small town in the Alpilles, surrounded by Provençal landscapes, fields and limestone hills. Its old town is made up of squares, narrow streets and stone façades; the terraces and market in Place de la République give the town a lively feel, especially on market days. The area appeals to travellers looking to combine heritage, walks and visits to villages while enjoying a stay in a house with a garden.

In the town centre, the Musée des Alpilles explores local history and traditions, while the Musée Estrine covers, among other things, Vincent van Gogh's time in the area. Those interested in antiquity can visit the Plateau des Antiques and the Arc de triomphe de Glanum, remains associated with the archaeological site of Glanum. The Collégiale Saint-Martin and the Porte Saint-Paul also offer a glimpse of the old town's heritage. Tarascon and its railway station are 11 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 29 km away.

To explore the Alpilles, take a walk around Saint-Rémy, then make an excursion to the surrounding landscapes and villages. The trails are suited to hiking and cycling; a car makes it easier to travel between the various sites. Spring and autumn temperatures are often well suited to outdoor visits. In summer, it's best to visit the monuments early in the day and spend the hottest hours by the pool. The market and museums are an easy addition to a day exploring the historic centre.