MAS MAURANE-Roulotte avec SPA privé aux portes d'ARLES

The wooden caravan is the only accommodation offered by MAS MAURANE-Roulotte. This self-contained 18 m² apartment accommodates up to three people and has a bedroom, a living room and a private bathroom. Its layout combines a double bed and a single bed, making it suitable for a couple travelling with a child or three people sharing the accommodation.

The kitchenette includes a refrigerator, a microwave, a hob, a toaster, a kettle and a coffee machine. Outside, the terrace has a private hot tub; the balcony and windows offer views of the garden and mountains. Air conditioning is provided in summer and heating in winter. A flat-screen TV, a hairdryer, kitchenware and outdoor furniture complete the facilities.

MAS MAURANE-Roulotte combines the facilities of self-contained accommodation with several furnished outdoor spaces. The sun terrace, balcony and garden let you enjoy the open air, with outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area. A barbecue and the facilities needed to use it are also available. The private hot tub is reserved for the accommodation, while the outdoor heated swimming pool completes the leisure facilities.

Inside, air conditioning, heating and a fan provide comfort in different seasons. The kitchenette has what you need to prepare and enjoy a meal, including a refrigerator, kettle, coffee machine and kitchenware. A flat-screen TV and an internet connection are available. The private bathroom is equipped with a shower or bath, towels, a bathrobe and a hairdryer. Breakfast can be served in your room. Free private parking is available on site, with spaces suitable for guests with reduced mobility.

Tarascon lies in the Rhône Valley, amid a Provençal landscape of cultivated plains, estates and old villages. This part of the Bouches-du-Rhône suits travellers looking to combine heritage, countryside and trips by car. The town has a historic centre characterised by its medieval castle and narrow streets, while the banks of the Rhône reflect the river’s importance in local history. The surrounding area alternates between farmland, vineyards and the landscapes of the Alpilles.

Arles, famous for its Roman amphitheatre and ancient theatre, is worth visiting for its heritage and museums; the amphitheatre is about 11 km from the accommodation. Saint-Gabriel Chapel, a Romanesque monument set apart in the countryside, is 3.9 km away. Montmajour Abbey, a medieval monastic complex on the outskirts of Arles, is 4.5 km away. Tarascon railway station is 6 km away and serves the regional rail network. A car makes it easier to travel between rural sites, wine estates and nearby towns.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often well suited to walking and excursions in the Alpilles. Summer brings warmer weather; planning visits to monuments for the morning or late afternoon makes outings more pleasant. You could spend a day exploring Tarascon’s old town and Arles, then stop at a nearby wine estate. Photography and history enthusiasts may also enjoy the changing light on the old stone buildings and the open landscapes of the Rhône Valley.