Mas de la Chapelle proved to be a relaxed, charming and romantic find.
Our room was set in a shaded area behind the lovely pool, with a small patio. It was comfortable and individual in style.
There is no feeling of formality, standardisation, or clinical modernity about the Mas which gives it an overall feeling of charm.
The reception area is chocked full of antiques and artwork
The extensive grounds are full of sunken rose gardens, large ponds full of lilies and fish, with statues and follies dotted around. There are many reclining chairs and tables positioned in little private, shaded areas
The maintenance is relaxed which adds not detracts from the overall atmosphere
The Owner is relaxed about guests bringing food and wine into the Hotel, and invites you to borrow plates, cutlery and glassware from the dining room for an al fresco lunch or dinner.
The Hotel gives relatively easy access, by car, to Arles with its ancient and artistic history and tiny streets with many, varied places to eat and drink.
Overall this Hotel suited us remarkably well, but we do love quirky, characterful places