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Lying at the entrance to the Maeva Camargue
estate, the hotel comprises 4 villages of small provençal "mas" (Les
Lavandins, Les Romarins, Les Roseaux and Les Tamaris) in the heart
of a 35-ha. A large number of leisure activities (riding, tennis,
golf, etc.) and relaxation facilities (balneotherapy centre) are
available on the site. You have access to all the sports facilities
at the site and a private swimming complex with 3 pools (small,
medium and large), reserved for your exclusive use.
Dish washer, Private swimming pool, Tennis, ,
Cooking stove, Oven, Microwave, Refrigerator, Fridge freezer, Coffee
maker, Toaster, Shower, Bath tub, Bidet, Shoe and boot lockers,
Washing machines at the disposal of all tenants, Tumble driers at
the disposal of all tenants.
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Air conditioning
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Cable/satellite TV
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Automatic launderette
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Internet access - dial-up
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Lounge, restaurants
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Parking facilities
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Reception, bars
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Swimming pools
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Tennis court, squash
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Hair dryer
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Minibar
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Private bathroom
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Wake-up calls
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Complimentary toiletries
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Balcony, Television
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Pay-per-view movies
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Tea coffee making facilities
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Direct-dial phone
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ON THE ROAD 
GORGES du VERDON
This immense and magnificent canyon straddles the departments of
Var
and the
Alpes de Hautes Provence.
The gigantic cliffs of calcareous rock are the result of the erosion
of the Verdon river. In the midst of a nature reserve, rich in
flora and fauna, the scenery here is astonishing. There is no doubt
that the sight is imposing! The custodial villages nestled at the
foot of the fault have maintained their old fashioned
Provençal appeal.
Intentional flood of the
Sainte-Croix-du-Verdon basin gave birth to the Sainte-Croix lake
in 1975. Ruins of the old Salles-du-Verdon village lay down
on the bottom of the lake where older inhabitants left forever their
dearest memories. Blue turquoise waters lake is surrounded by
Valensole and Canjuers plateaux, emerald green waters of the Verdon
river flow into lake at the downstream end of the Grand Canyon.
PROVENCE
“After God had created and arranged the sun,
earth, mountains and seas, he still had a little of each left over.
He put this all together to create a paradise and so it was, that
Provence came to be.”
This little corner of paradise is intoxicating
with its perfumes, flavours and colours, the cheerful hubbub of its
markets, the song of the cicada and the howl of the mistral wind.
The town of
Arles,
known as “the
Rome of the Gauls” has proudly preserved its
amphitheatre and Roman theatre.
ARLES
Founded by the Greeks in 600 BC, Arles then became ‘little
Rome’. Roman remains include a remarkably intact arena,
baths, theatre and a vast necropolis. But this compact city on the
Rhône is perhaps best known for its colourful houses and
winding streets, depicted in so many of Van Gogh’s canvases during
his prolific period here. The excellent Van Gogh Trail is
marked by plaques embedded in the footpaths.
Arles:
great wealth of antique and Roman heritage, with UNESCO World
Heritage monuments, including the Amphitheatre (the bullring), the
Roman theatre, the Church of St Trophime and its cloister, the
Constantine Baths, etc. The
city is listed as a "City of Art and History. |
