Le Mas de Peint - Hôtel et Restaurant

Absolutely stunning! We will for sure be back at this beautiful Camarque Hotel. Everything and everyone were lovely and overall it was an amazing time here.

This lovely hotel is part of a working farm which has bulls and horses alongside growing rice and barley. The original farmhouse has been converted into a very comfortable hotel with a swimming pool located in a very tranquil garden space. We arrived on a Monday and as the hotel restaurant does not open on Mondays (we were made aware of this when we booked) we brought a picnic supper which we enjoyed on the room’s terrace. There was so much bird life around the hotel it was a joy just sitting there taking it all in. We stayed for four nights to explore the Camargue. In order to get our bearings and learn a little of the area we had booked a Jeep Safari which was offered by the hotel. We had a most interesting and engaging tour with Richard and learnt lots about the area, the estate and it’s farming activities. The next day we went off exploring on the hotel’s bikes which was a great way to see the area and wildlife and thankfully the roads did not have too much vehicular traffic on them. At our first breakfast we met Axel who was looking after breakfast service. He was very engaging and offered us lots of helpful tips and pointers. He also made a bold claim that the chef was extremely good and we would have an amazing evening meal. Well, he was not wrong. We had three fantastic dinners at the hotel. It is a set menu and there is no choice however, there didn’t need to be a choice. From the first amuse bouche we were blown away with the food. On our first night the chef (sorry I didn’t get your name) came to each table and took the time to chat which we really appreciated. All in all a great hotel and hopefully we will return one day.

We stayed here for 2 nights and had a junior terrace suite.The suite was lovely but it’s directly next to the kitchen so whilst we sat on our terrace to unwind all you can hear is kitchen staff shouting away.There was ants everywhere in the room and you would think paying £450 a night they would do some pest control.Dog poo was around the grounds not picked up and it was the owners dog not great yet they charged us nightly for our small dog who is a service animal.No charges for a service animal in other hotels.No turndown service for a 5 star hotel either.Food is a set menu nightly the first night was great the second a huge disappointment the fish was swimming in oil with an awful cabbage sauce I left it as it was inedible no questions asked just charged.Then we get to the safari trip of 75 euros each what a complete rip off.Two hours of a guide who spoke no English had we known we would not have bothered.We used our Google translate to get by the first 30 mins he stopped and told us how dragon flies eat the mosquitoes some safari!Yes you see the horses and bulls then our excitement was to see the pink flamingos.What a huge disappointment we were given binoculars to see them a huge distance away.We went to the nearby beach and saw them close up why the guide never took us there baffled us.The whole safari trip was a waste of our time energy and money.We’ve stayed in much better places on our France road trip.Would not recommend all they care about is taking your money.

Wonderfully unpretentious estate welcomes you and your family into their home and grants guests the opportunity to explore the Camargue region as well as life on an active cattle ranch. The spaces are humble and welcoming, and grant you the space to rediscover nature and the time to remember the importance of roots.

Lovely grounds and quaint post and beam rooms with second floor balcony bathroom with owner in residence to assure quality of experience. Breakfasts were typically plentiful with egg options to order. The premises are within a large active farming area and some distance from a town or village community. Dinner was understated yet well presented and local sourced

We stayed here for 5 nights and loved the hotel. It is in a very lovely position. Our room was well appointed but it did not have full aircon only climate control so we found sleeping difficult. The restaurant is recommended and we were looked after very attentive staff, especially Leah and the lady who did the breakfasts. The hotel caters for families so many children were staying. Beware the mosquitos!