Mas Grimaud - Gîte- Studio et chambres d'hôtes familiales

The accommodation at Le Mas Grimaud comprises a suite, a studio and a holiday home. The Standard Double Suite, measuring 35 m², has a terrace and garden views. The more compact Studio, at 20 m², combines a kitchenette, a terrace and views of the inner courtyard; it is also air-conditioned. The Holiday Home, measuring 65 m², has a kitchen and a terrace overlooking the garden and swimming pool. It is suitable for families or groups who want several separate spaces and the option to prepare their own meals.

The accommodation includes a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Kitchen facilities vary by unit: the studio has a kitchenette, while the house has a kitchen. Sleeping arrangements also differ, from the suite with several sleeping areas to the studio for two people. The terraces let you enjoy the outdoors, with views that vary according to the category you choose.

Le Mas Grimaud offers rooms with a private bathroom, featuring a shower or bath, toilet and hairdryer. Bed linen, towels, a wardrobe or clothes rack, and a socket near the bed are also provided. The accommodation has a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. An electric kettle, microwave and dining table complete the kitchen facilities.

Outside, a picnic area, outdoor furniture, an outdoor dining area and a sun terrace provide places to relax in the garden. Barbecue facilities let you prepare meals outdoors. The outdoor furniture and dining area offer further options for lunch or dinner in the open air. Free private parking is available on site, including an accessible parking space.

Eygalières is a village in the Alpilles, amid the scrubland, olive groves and limestone hills that characterise this part of Provence. The lanes of the old village, stone houses and views of the hills set the scene for a stay focused on walks and local discoveries. You can explore the surrounding countryside by car or on foot, with Provençal villages and wine estates nearby.

In Eygalières, Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens Church and the Maurice Pezet Museum offer a glimpse into the village's heritage and history. Saint-Sixte Chapel, in a rural setting, is a popular stop for its Provençal architecture. The Roman remains of Les Antiques, near Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, bear witness to the region's ancient Roman presence. Saint-Rémy's centre also has historic streets and places associated with Vincent van Gogh. Avignon, with the Palace of the Popes and its ramparts, is suited to a longer excursion. A car is useful for reaching these sites and exploring the villages of the Alpilles; Orgon and Cavaillon railway stations serve the surrounding area.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to walk the trails of the Alpilles, when temperatures are milder. In summer, Le Mas Grimaud's outdoor swimming pool is open from June to September, and it is best to go out early in the morning or late in the day. You could start the day with a walk around Eygalières, continue with a visit to the Roman remains near Saint-Rémy, then finish in the garden. In September and October, Provence's landscapes and markets offer another way to discover the area's produce and traditions.