Clientele : gay, lesbian & gay friendly

At the foot of Arles, a former priory belonging to the Knights of Malta was built on the road to Saint Jacques de Compostelle. Within it's walls and its 16th century chapel lies a small hotel, at once charming and full of character.

Repurchased in the year 2000 by a gay Franco-Swiss interior designer and art historian, the Mas de la Chapelle has been completely renovated and transformed into a small hôtel de charme in the spirit of bed & breakfast. The establishment offers fourteen rooms, each having a particular character. The Chapelle has been metamorphosed into a large baroque hall and the adjacent building has three large rooms on the second floor, with the reception area and breakfast room located on the ground floor.

Near the central building are the Red House, accommodating four rooms giving on to a terrace, the Pool Patio, which has six rooms, and the Turret House, which has one room, known as the "chambre des Amoureux". At your disposal is a pool, a wading pool for children, two tennis courts and a three-hectare park. For delectable cravings, a small road that runs alongside the Rhône river will bring your directly into Arles, four kilometers along the way, where a restaurant awaits you on a Péniche moored on the banks of the river.