Le Mas de La Rose

Our family of four stayed six days at this beautifully landscaped, scenic, property in wine and olive country. The country "inn" is a restored 17th/18th century Provencal stone farmhouse. The restaurant is Michelin recognized and farm-to-table type dining. I believe the value is there. I think it is four or five stars. It is clean and orderly and the staff is very nice without being in your space too much. Bring your swimwear as the pool was open in mid-April. Biking and nature walks surround Mas de la Rose. Nearby Eygalieres had a great restaurant L"aubergine and market day is Friday--one of the best. We stayed in a two-bedroom family-oriented suite with a small kitchen that was convenient since we did not want to go out for dinner every night. Our beds were clean and mostly comfortable, although too-soft and small for my liking. The rooms were very clean. The complimentary breakfast was divine with lots of options for everyone including gluten-free. A different fresh juice was available everyday. We came with our 20-something daughters and stayed in a family-style annex that slept four comfortably. Other guests observed were young couples, families with little toddlers, and retirees. Finally, it is the perfect place for a small wedding. The owners and staff could not have been nicer. We will be back.

Que dire de ce bel endroit. Tout est parfait, belle chambre à la décoration provençal, petit déjeuner simple mais avec suffisamment de choix, restaurant proposant de beaux plats avec des produits frais. Endroit calme et reposant pour une escapade romantique . À faire

We just returned from 17 days in France. We started in Paris for six days, umped on a Viking river cruise from Lyon to Avignon then rented a car and drove down to the Le Mas de la Rose. We wanted a central location in Provence to spend four days touring the beautiful villages in the area. We planned our trip six months ago and drove Sabine crazy with all our questions where to go and what to do. I can’t express how delighted she was with the way she handled all our questions and our stay. This restored farmhouse was was absolutely stunning. The grounds were meticulously kept and although we did not use the pool it was part of the beautiful setting for this 12 room farmhouse. Our rustic room was beautifully decorated, and we had a skylight over our bed looking at the stars. The room up keep was wonderful. Our favorite was our breakfast buffet and Fatima the cook was terrific. I cannot say enough about this cozy little place, nestled in the countryside surrounded by olive fields and vineyards. Thanks again to our hosts Sabine and Franck.