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France > Provence > Arles > Le Mas de Peint > Review

Le Mas de Peint, Arles, France

Star rating: StarStarStarStar
Address: Le Sambuc, 13200 Arles (Camargue), France

Rates from: EUR 220.00

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“Rural chic meets modern luxury at this exquisite family-run estate, tucked away on 1300 acres of farmland in Camargue near Arles.”

Le Mas de Peint is an elegant luxury hotel, tucked away in the bucolic landscape of Arles, Provence. The estate is looked after by Lucille and Jacques Bon, who have preserved the homely feel of this family-run business.

The facilities

Interior designer Lucille has kept the rustic feel of the original 17th-century farmhouse with exposed beams and antiquated furniture throughout. This is no way compromises this luxury hotel, with squashy sofas, a contemporary colour palette and all mod cons adding a real sense of lavishness. There's a large swimming pool on site, as well as the beautiful gardens and a great function space in one of the converted barns.

Dining is a commumal experience at the luxury hotel. Dinner is served on large, rustic tables and feels very apt in such an intimate surroundings. The cuisine is largely centered around local produce, with fresh seafoods, locally-sourced beef and the distinctive red Camargue rice featuring heavily.

The rooms

Just eight rooms and three suites make up this luxury hotel. The are spacious and chicly, but minimally, furnished. Although tradional, each does come equipped with satellite TV, safe, minibar and air conditioning.

Press Quotes

"The food can be only fractionally short of a Michelin star..." Sunday Times 05
"It feels like a private guest wing, which is just how it's meant to be." Telegraph 06

Who stays here

Actors from France and Hollywood, polticians and TV stars.

Come for

  • Horse-riding
  • Frolicks in the pool in summer months (it's unheated)
  • The gorgeous food

Not suitable for

  • Anyone on a budget

Children

A children's menu is available and horseriding can be arranged for kids aged seven and over. The hotel also has access to rental bikes for children. There are no interconnecting rooms, but an extra bed or cot can be added in most of the rooms.

Eating in

Chef Julien Banlier has created a Mediterranean menu of tasty local dishes cooked using fresh, local produce.



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