Mas du Grand Peloux

The five room categories range from double to quadruple rooms, with options for two, three or four people. They measure 30 to 45 m². Each room has air conditioning, a private bathroom and a garden view; some also overlook the river or pool. Depending on the category, bathrooms have a bath, a shower or both.

Two rooms have a terrace and a balcony, while the others differ in size and bed configuration. The triple room has one single bed and one large double bed; the quadruple room has two single beds and one large double bed. The double room categories have a large double bed. Rooms also include a wardrobe or dressing room, as well as heating. Tiled floors and views of the outdoor areas complete the facilities.

The outdoor areas include a private swimming pool, a garden and a terrace. Sun loungers or beach chairs let you relax outside, while outdoor play equipment is provided for children. Family rooms are suitable for guests travelling together, and air conditioning is a welcome feature in the rooms. Heating and mosquito nets are also available.

Free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the property. Free private parking is available on site and does not require advance reservation. Pets are allowed, and an additional charge may apply. The rooms have a private bathroom, a bath or shower, and a wardrobe or dressing room; some also have a terrace, a balcony or a garden view. A continental breakfast is served on site.

Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône lies at the western end of the Rhône delta, in a landscape shaped by marshes, salt flats and river branches. This port town provides access to a quieter part of the Camargue than the areas around Arles: open expanses, canals and port-related activities form the setting here. It suits travellers looking for coastal scenery and outdoor activities rather than a stay focused on urban sightseeing.

Piemanson Beach, a long stretch of sand on the Camargue coast, is 11 km away. The Domaine de la Palissade is a nature reserve where you can discover the delta’s wetlands and wildlife. In Port-Saint-Louis, the Point de Vue des Salins offers a view of the salt-flat landscape. For a day devoted to heritage, Arles has Roman monuments, including its famous amphitheatre. A car makes it easier to travel between these sites and the different areas of the Camargue; the guest house’s free private parking lets you leave your vehicle on site.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking the trails and watching birds in the wetlands. In summer, the beach and water activities take up more of the day, but the Mediterranean sun can be intense, so it is best to bring water and sun protection. A morning outing in the delta followed by an afternoon by the sea lets you discover two sides of this area. The salt landscapes change colour with the light, particularly towards the end of the day.