Mas Leblanc des Alpilles

The rooms at Le Mas Leblanc des Alpilles are designed for two people and all have a private bathroom. The available categories include air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, with views of the garden and mountains. The rooms differ in size and layout: the studio has a kitchen and a terrace.

The Double or Twin Room and the Double Room each have a large double bed. The Deluxe Room has an extra-large double bed and measures 30 m². The more spacious 40 m² studio is the category that combines a kitchen, a terrace and a view of the swimming pool. The Double Rooms and the Deluxe Room are soundproofed. Each space has its own bathroom, with a shower or bath depending on the facilities. These options suit couples who want to choose between a standard room and a studio with a dining area.

Le Mas Leblanc des Alpilles offers outdoor spaces and useful facilities for your stay in Saint-Étienne-du-Grès. The garden and terrace invite you to spend time outdoors, while the outdoor swimming pool provides a place to swim on site. Sun loungers or beach chairs are also available. The rooms have air conditioning and are soundproofed, with heating and tiled or marble flooring.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Guests arriving by car can use the free private parking on site. The rooms include a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom and a hairdryer; views are of the garden or mountains. The property is for adults only and the rooms are non-smoking. A continental breakfast is served on site. The studio has a kitchen and a terrace, while the other rooms offer facilities suited to a stay for two. You can alternate between swimming, relaxing in the garden and exploring the surrounding area.

Saint-Étienne-du-Grès is a Provençal village in the Alpilles, set among hills, mas and farmland. Life here has a rural pace, with limestone hills in the background and several villages within driving distance. This property suits travellers who want to combine swimming, heritage and countryside walks rather than stay in a large urban centre.

The Église Saint-Étienne is 990 m away, and the village offers a glimpse of local life as you stroll along its streets. At 1.7 km, the Tour Saint-Gabriel is a heritage stop in the Alpilles landscape; the Chapelle Saint-Gabriel is 1.9 km away. Tarascon has a medieval castle and an old town, while Arles attracts visitors interested in Roman architecture with its amphitheatre, 12 km away. The Fontvieille and Tarascon railway stations are among the nearby transport links; a car is useful for exploring the region and reaching its various sites.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are pleasant for walks and visits to the villages. Provençal summers are hot, so you can make time for the swimming pool and early outings. You could spend a day in Tarascon and Arles, then set aside another time to explore the roads of the Alpilles, wine estates and walking trails. The landscapes change with the light, from bright mornings to golden evenings, and each stop reveals another side of inland Provence.