Mas Le 7

Accommodation at Mas Le 7 includes double rooms, several family options, a caravan and a villa with a private pool. The rooms are air-conditioned and have private bathrooms. Several overlook the garden and have outdoor areas with furniture and dining spaces. Several rooms and the caravan also have kitchens.

The family options differ in capacity and layout: some have two bedrooms, sometimes with a mezzanine, while the Family Suite accommodates up to eight people. The caravan has two bedrooms and a patio. For group stays, the villa has nine bedrooms and six bathrooms, as well as a bathtub and private pool. The rooms range from 16 to 40 m², the caravan is 20 m² and the villa is 540 m²; they may have a bathtub, shower or barbecue.

Mas Le 7 combines places to relax with outdoor activities. The garden has a terrace, outdoor furniture, a picnic area and barbecue facilities. You can also enjoy the private hot tub, sauna, steam bath and spa area. Bicycle hire, cycling and hiking are among the activities on offer; tennis, table tennis, badminton and billiards add to the leisure options.

The restaurant, bar, snack bar and on-site café offer several dining options. Facilities also include children's menus, a buffet with children's options, fruit, and wine or champagne. A 24-hour reception, luggage storage and concierge service help you organise your arrival and stay. Free private parking is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Internet access is available, and rooms include bed linen, towels and a wardrobe or clothes rack.

Saint-Andiol is a village in Bouches-du-Rhône, amid the agricultural landscapes of western Provence. The surrounding area is a mix of orchards, cultivated fields and small towns, with the Alpilles and Luberon within reach for day trips. This countryside setting suits travellers who prefer to get around by car, visit several villages and return to a rural environment between excursions.

The village of Saint-Andiol is 1.6 km away; the Jean Moulin Museum “Souvenir de mon pays” and the Château Park are nearby for a local visit. Cavaillon, 6 km away, offers shops and rail connections; its bus and SNCF station is also close by. Avignon is a good place to spend a day exploring its ramparts, the Palace of the Popes and the lanes of its historic centre. Avignon Exhibition Centre is 12 km away and the Palace of the Popes is 21 km away. For longer journeys, Avignon TGV station is 22 km away. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and sights in the region.

In spring, country roads are well suited to walks and visits to Provençal markets. In summer, plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon, then take a break by the pool during the hottest part of the day. Lavender blooms at different times depending on altitude and weather, generally from late June to July; wine estates come alive with the harvest in autumn. You can spend a day exploring Avignon, stopping in a neighbouring village and returning to the quiet of the agricultural landscape.