Mas Santoline

Mas Santoline is rented as a whole: this 255 m² villa has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and communal spaces designed to accommodate up to twelve guests. Its layout suits families or groups who want to share a house while having several bedrooms. The beds comprise three double beds and six single beds. The bedrooms are spread throughout the villa; the bathrooms have a bath or shower.

The fully equipped kitchen, living room with fireplace and terrace extend the living spaces. The villa also has a private pool, a barbecue and views of the garden and mountains. Air conditioning, soundproofing, a dishwasher and a coffee machine are among the house's amenities. Bed linen and towels are available. This description refers to the entire villa, not to a room rented separately.

Mas Santoline has an outdoor pool and a private pool, as well as a garden, a terrace and an outdoor dining area. Garden furniture and the sun terrace make it easy to enjoy meals outdoors; a barbecue and barbecue facilities are also available. Guests can play badminton or table tennis on site. The villa is detached and has an outdoor fireplace.

A bar and room service add to the dining options. Grocery delivery is available, and the house is equipped with a tea and coffee maker. For stays with young children, amenities include a high chair and childcare services. Pets are allowed at no extra charge, and bowls are provided. Free private parking is available on site; free Wi-Fi is accessible in the communal areas.

Eygalières is a Provençal village in the Alpilles, surrounded by landscapes of garrigue, olive groves and vineyards. Its old village is made up of stone houses, lanes and remains that bear witness to its history. The surrounding countryside gives a stay here its character: paths cross dry hills and open landscapes, with the Alpilles rising in the background. The region suits travellers who enjoy alternating walks, heritage visits and breaks by a pool.

Saint-Sixte Chapel, set apart in the countryside, is one of the area's landmarks. In the village, Saint-Laurent Church and the Maurice Pezet Museum offer a closer look at the history and daily life of Eygalières. The area is also home to several wine estates, including Domaine de la Vallongue and Château Romanin. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and the landscapes of the Alpilles Regional Nature Park are suitable for day trips. A car makes it easier to travel between villages, trails and heritage sites; Orgon railway station is 7 km away. Marseille-Provence Airport is 38 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the trails and visit the villages without the summer heat. In summer, days are often hot, and setting out in the morning lets you make the most of the Alpilles paths. You can spend a morning in Eygalières, have lunch in the village, then head towards Saint-Rémy or the wine estates. Markets and local produce, especially olive oil and wine, also offer a chance to discover Provençal traditions. In the evening, enjoy a meal on the terrace with views of the mountains.