Le mazet du mas - Two-Bedroom House

Ruhiger Ausgangspunkt für viele Aktivitäten<br>#128578; Hübsches Haus, ideal für 2 bis 4 Personen. Man kann gut auf der Terrasse sitzen (Vorsicht vor Mücken, unbedingt Mückenspray mitnehmen) und mit dem Plancha Grill Essen zubereiten. Es gibt eine Waschmaschine und eine große Wäscheleine in der Sonne. Das W-LAN war die meiste Zeit gut. Handyempfang ist eher schlecht. Es gibt Klimaanlagen in allen Räumen. Robert war sehr nett und hat uns Zucchinis aus dem Garten mitgebracht. Das Haus ist sehr ruhig und ländlich (also nicht super steril und mit Tieren ...

Robert was the most accommodating and gracious host. The gite was the epitome of French Provencal charm. For 10 days we were able to visit lovely villages, chateaux, sites and more selecting a different one every day. Having true AC was a wonderful bonus with the level of heat during our stay. Bravo! We hope to return sooner than later!

Robert was the most accommodating and gracious host. The gite was the epitome of French Provencal charm. For 10 days we were able to visit lovely villages, chateaux, sites and more selecting a different one every day. Having true AC was a wonderful bonus with the level of heat during our stay. Bravo! We hope to return sooner than later!

Great place to relax, far from all the tourists and crowds. Easily accessible and if you want you can visit the beautiful towns and villages of the Provence. The owner is very discreet, helpful and hospitable. The gite is complete, we lacked nothing. The terrace under a grape bush offers coolness in the warm afternoon hours.We recommend everyone to spend a period here and will come back for sure.

M. Duclos could not have been a better host. We arrived late on a Saturday after all shops had closed and M. Duclos had very kindly bought us milk, bread, butter, home-made marmalade and had made us a wonderful tasting caserole dish and got us a bottle of wine. The gite was perfect, clean and exactly as shown in the photos. We are quite homely so it was great to be able to prepare and cook our own meals with produce bought from local markets. I cannot speak highly enough about M. Duclos as owner or the gite itself. There was so much to do in the area - our longest drive was to Aix-en-Provence but that was only about an hour away. We were only there for a week and there was more than we could have done, markets, old towns, nature - we loved Les Baux de Provence and the parc ornothologique. We didn't even mind the Mistral. The only downside were the mosquitoes - this was absolutely our own fault and no reflection on the gite, M. Duclos or the beauty of the region. We had naively thought we would be too far north from the Camargue to be bothered by mosquitoes - bear in mind the time of year you go and take the strongest prevention and after bite creams. It did mean we could not take full advantage of the beautiful outside area in the evening - but as I say it was our own fault and we were way underprepared. But - they did not spoil our stay. You could not ask for a lovelier gite or more considerate host than M. Duclos.

M. Duclos could not have been a better host. We arrived late on a Saturday after all shops had closed and M. Duclos had very kindly bought us milk, bread, butter, home-made marmalade and had made us a wonderful tasting caserole dish and got us a bottle of wine. The gite was perfect, clean and exactly as shown in the photos. We are quite homely so it was great to be able to prepare and cook our own meals with produce bought from local markets. I cannot speak highly enough about M. Duclos as owner or the gite itself. There was so much to do in the area - our longest drive was to Aix-en-Provence but that was only about an hour away. We were only there for a week and there was more than we could have done, markets, old towns, nature - we loved Les Baux de Provence and the parc ornothologique. We didn't even mind the Mistral. The only downside were the mosquitoes - this was absolutely our own fault and no reflection on the gite, M. Duclos or the beauty of the region. We had naively thought we would be too far north from the Camargue to be bothered by mosquitoes - bear in mind the time of year you go and take the strongest prevention and after bite creams. It did mean we could not take full advantage of the beautiful outside area in the evening - but as I say it was our own fault and we were way underprepared. But - they did not spoil our stay. You could not ask for a lovelier gite or more considerate host than M. Duclos.

We rented this house for almost a month in August 2017 and also in August 2015. We came back by popular demand!! We are a family of 5 and my children really enjoyed that house and kept asking to go back (they still do!). The house is very well located, close to Avignon, Arles, Les Baux, etc. The car drive is about 20-30 minutes to most major touristic sites. My children enjoyed horseback riding lessons just a few minutes away and we enjoyed going to le marche d'Arles every Saturday morning. We are coming from the city and we enjoy the calm offered by this house. The property is very beautifully renovated and surrounded by a nice garden. We enjoyed cooking on "la plancha" available there, eating outside under the vineyard and relaxing on the long chairs outside. M. Robert is an excellent host, very warm and always ready to share insider information on what to do and see! Most of the information needed (programs, maps, etc.) is available at the house as M. Robert keeps his brochures updated for the guests comfort. We love the site, the house and M. Robert and we will certainly go back! Nathalie and Fernando

We rented this house for almost a month in August 2017 and also in August 2015. We came back by popular demand!! We are a family of 5 and my children really enjoyed that house and kept asking to go back (they still do!). The house is very well located, close to Avignon, Arles, Les Baux, etc. The car drive is about 20-30 minutes to most major touristic sites. My children enjoyed horseback riding lessons just a few minutes away and we enjoyed going to le marche d'Arles every Saturday morning. We are coming from the city and we enjoy the calm offered by this house. The property is very beautifully renovated and surrounded by a nice garden. We enjoyed cooking on "la plancha" available there, eating outside under the vineyard and relaxing on the long chairs outside. M. Robert is an excellent host, very warm and always ready to share insider information on what to do and see! Most of the information needed (programs, maps, etc.) is available at the house as M. Robert keeps his brochures updated for the guests comfort. We love the site, the house and M. Robert and we will certainly go back! Nathalie and Fernando

Charming cottage, well-appointed, clean, and in a good location (as others have noted). Robert is a gracious host trying to ensure all needs are met. Robert was willing to arrange for an extra bed for our third child. We all fit comfortably and would have been very pleased to stay much longer. We could imagine how beautiful and pleasant it would be to relax here on the patio in warmer months, or share a little badminton or bowls. Incidentally, we've been to many castles over the years, and found the one in Tarascon not the most polished or stunning, etc. but probably the best representation of what castles would have been like in the Middle Ages - well-preserved, with good guides, and interesting graffiti carved in the walls by prisoners in later ages.

Charming cottage, well-appointed, clean, and in a good location (as others have noted). Robert is a gracious host trying to ensure all needs are met. Robert was willing to arrange for an extra bed for our third child. We all fit comfortably and would have been very pleased to stay much longer. We could imagine how beautiful and pleasant it would be to relax here on the patio in warmer months, or share a little badminton or bowls. Incidentally, we've been to many castles over the years, and found the one in Tarascon not the most polished or stunning, etc. but probably the best representation of what castles would have been like in the Middle Ages - well-preserved, with good guides, and interesting graffiti carved in the walls by prisoners in later ages.