Mas du Rollier Chambres d'hôtes

The double rooms are 15 m² and accommodate two people. Each has a private bathroom, which is outside the room in some cases. Views are of the garden or the pool, and several rooms combine both. Tiled or stone floors, exposed beams in some rooms and electric kettles give each space its own character. The beds are large double beds.

The 40 m² ground-floor apartment offers a different layout, with a bedroom and a living room equipped with a sofa bed. It accommodates up to four people and overlooks the garden and pool. Wi-Fi is not available there. Air conditioning is available at an additional charge of €5 per day. Le Mas therefore offers double rooms and a ground-floor apartment, with different layouts and capacities.

The garden extends the living areas outdoors, with furniture, a terrace and a furnished dining area. A sun terrace and a picnic area offer different ways to enjoy fine weather. Sun loungers or beach chairs let you settle by the pool, while the table tennis table provides an activity on site. Air conditioning and heating are available in the relevant areas.

Family rooms and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs. Free Wi-Fi is available in some rooms; internet access is among the facilities offered. Free private parking is available on site, with spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Private bathrooms include a shower or bath, a toilet, towels, a hairdryer and free toiletries. In the rooms, an electric kettle, a wardrobe and sockets near the bed provide practical amenities.

Eygalières is a Provençal village in the Alpilles, surrounded by hills, olive groves and vineyards. Its narrow streets and stone houses make up a rural landscape shaped by the southern light and the contours of the mountain range. The village suits travellers who enjoy walks, heritage visits and stops in small Provençal towns. Life is centred around the village squares, paths and agricultural landscapes that characterise this part of Bouches-du-Rhône.

In Eygalières, Chapelle Saint-Sixte is set amid Provençal scenery, while Musée Maurice Pezet offers a chance to learn about local history. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and the ancient sites nearby provide other ideas for visits. Les Antiques, near Saint-Rémy, include the Roman triumphal arch and mausoleum. Avignon is a place to spend a day visiting the Palace of the Popes and the historic centre. Orgon and Cavaillon railway stations serve the area; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and the scattered sites of the Alpilles.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks in the hills and visits to vineyards, with temperatures often more pleasant for exploring the countryside. In summer, days are hot, so it is best to start visits early; the pool offers a break after excursions. A day can combine a walk in Eygalières, a visit to the landscapes of the Alpilles and a stop in a nearby village. In September and October, the grape harvest also brings the vineyards of Provence into focus.