Moulin des Bergères

The five accommodation options comprise three double or twin rooms and two apartments. The rooms have private bathrooms and air conditioning. Three room categories have an outdoor area overlooking the pool: two have a balcony, while the Superior Room opens onto a terrace. The rooms range from 28 to 40 m², and each configuration has one large double bed.

Both apartments are 70 m² and have a bedroom with one large double bed, as well as a sofa bed in the living room. The One-Bedroom Apartment with Terrace stands out for its outdoor space; the Duplex Apartment is arranged over two levels. These options suit guests who prefer separate accommodation to a conventional room. Each category has a private bathroom.

The terrace and heated outdoor swimming pool make it easy to enjoy the outdoors in the Provençal setting of Mouriès. Sun loungers and parasols are available around the pool. Guests can also choose from several outdoor activities in the surrounding area, including hiking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing and kayaking, windsurfing, fishing and golf within 3 km. Snorkelling is also among the activities on offer.

The property has a bar and snack bar, with fruit as well as wine and champagne. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Free parking is available nearby. Air conditioning and heating complete the facilities, while pool or beach towels are provided for time by the water. Temporary art exhibitions and film nights are also among the activities on offer.

Mouriès is a village in the Alpilles, in Bouches-du-Rhône, surrounded by limestone hills, scrubland and olive groves. Olive oil is part of the local identity, which you can also discover by strolling through the village’s lanes and small squares. The village suits travellers looking for a small-scale Provençal stop, with countryside scenery and outdoor activities rather than the bustle of a large town.

The cooperative oil mill, 720 m away, offers an insight into the village’s olive-growing know-how. Golf de Servanes is 2.0 km away, amid hills and pine forests. Maussane-les-Alpilles, 6.2 km away, offers another stop among the scenery of the Alpilles. Arles, 26 km away, is known for its Roman amphitheatre and ancient heritage; its streets and monuments are well suited to a day of sightseeing. Saint-Martin-de-Crau has a railway station 9 km away. A car is useful for getting around the villages and natural sites nearby.

The trails of the Alpilles are well suited to walks and bike rides, amid scenery that changes with the seasons. In spring, the hills turn green and the days are ideal for hiking; in summer, it is best to plan outdoor activities for early morning or late afternoon. A visit to an oil mill can round off an excursion to neighbouring villages. In autumn, the olive harvest marks the local calendar and offers a chance to learn about regional produce. Arles makes it easy to add a day devoted to Roman history and museums.