Eight stories,
eight atmospheres
Each suite bears the name of a member of Louise's family. Noble materials, soft light, a quietly elegant Ardèche character — and a singular soul in every room.
Pauline’s Boudoir
Louise’s little sister
Mansard charm · Art books · Soft light · Shower · Massangis stone bathroom · Air conditioning
One of the Mas's historic rooms — the one that has kept its original tomettes, the terracotta Ardèche floor tiles that time has polished to a precious sheen. The dusty-pink taupe linen of the cushions and throw echoes that very warmth: the room has dressed itself in its own floor. Pauline is an actress; this room is hers. A painted vault, a brass lantern, light that plays with shadows — the room of the arts, for those who inhabit space like a stage.
« A room with memory — and a touch of the stage. »
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Malo’s Brigantine
Aymeric’s godson
Maritime tones · Weathered wood · Warm sitting area · Massangis stone bathroom · Air conditioning
The spirit of sea spray and maritime legend breathes through this warm suite, set in the former drawing room of the mas. Weathered wood, ocean hues and nautical details compose a cocoon inspired by the Breton coast.
« For those who dream of distant horizons and the murmur of the sea. »
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Edouard’s Loggia
Louise’s godson
Italian elegance · Sheer drapes · View of the Mirabel tower · Massangis stone bathroom · Air conditioning
A window open onto the dolce vita. This new, light-filled suite evokes the Italian loggia: sheer fabrics, warm colours and a delicately sun-drenched atmosphere.
« For those who seek soft light and a hint of dolce vita. »
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Nicolas’s Cottage
Louise’s little brother
High ceilings · Rustic furniture · Warm tones · View of the Mirabel tower and Saint-Laurent-sous-Coiron · Shower · Massangis stone bathroom · Air conditioning
Authenticity and the warmth of the Ardèche countryside. Nicolas’s Cottage opens onto the cultivated fields and the tower of Mirabel — a landscape that Nicolas, a farmer himself, knows better than anyone. The room’s palette is the one you see through the window: deep eucalyptus green on the headboard, soft sage green on the cushions and throw. Raw stone, natural materials, a peasant warmth — a soothing retreat, anchored in the terroir.
« For the soul that finds peace in stone, wood and the warmth of the land. »
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Rafael’s Inn
Aymeric’s godson
Step-free access · Direct access to the interior courtyard garden · Double-basin bathroom · Gastronomic spirit · Convivial atmosphere · Air conditioning
An ode to the pleasures of the table and refined flavours. Rafael's Inn is step-free — no stairs, no floor to climb, with direct access from the outside. Ideal for guests with reduced mobility, seniors, or couples with a young child. The bathroom, fitted with a double basin, leaves room for two. Egyptian stone flooring.
« For those who love long tables, laughter and the pleasures of good food. »
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Adrien’s Garden
Louise’s godson
Botanical palette · Soft blue tones · View of the interior courtyard and oleander trees · Massangis stone bathroom · Air conditioning
A flowering retreat where nature thrives. Fitted out in the former kitchen, this suite opens onto a world of greenery: floral tones, soft materials and botanical serenity.
« For those who breathe more easily surrounded by flowers, calm and greenery. »
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Aymeric’s Suite
A personal tribute
Parisian elegance · Refined fabrics · Private balcony · View of the Lussas plain · Modern comfort · Massangis stone bathroom · Air conditioning
The elegance and energy of the Parisian heart. This new central suite revisits the Haussmann spirit: clean lines, noble materials and a subtly sophisticated urban atmosphere.
« For those who appreciate Parisian elegance, the softness of fine materials and quiet modernity. »
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Françoise’s Atelier
Louise’s great-aunt and former owner of the house
Attic suite · Mansard ceiling · Generous space · Plush royal blue flooring · Private bathroom · Extra bed available · Air conditioning
Tucked beneath the rooftop of the Mas, this attic suite carries the spirit of Françoise — Louise’s great-aunt and former owner of the house, a devoted seamstress at heart. From the attic, she continues to watch over the entire house, a protective presence at the very top of the roof. Mansard ceiling, plush royal blue flooring, generous proportions bathed in light: a room that breathes space and quietude.
« For large families, attic reunions and the art of being together. »
See more detailsThe constants
of the house
Beyond the identity of each suite, there are constants — choices made once and for all, with rigour, that quietly shape the experience of every night.
An exceptional night's sleep
Exceptional French hotel-grade bedding. Queen or king beds, all convertible to twin beds on request. 200-thread-count long-fibre cotton percale sheets — a softness that deepens with each wash. Pillows with a choice of firm or soft filling, and a natural latex mattress topper for uncompromising support. Every night at the Mas is a promise kept.
Stone as identity
Veined travertine, Ardèche terracotta tiles or Egyptian stone with a golden patina — each suite has its own materials, laid in the traditional manner by local craftsmen. These floors breathe with the house: cool in summer, heat-retaining in winter. They age with a grace no standard tile will ever know.
The Massangis basin
The centrepiece of every bathroom, the basin is hand-carved from Massangis stone — an exceptional Burgundy limestone renowned for its whiteness and the fineness of its grain. It is worked and shaped by a stonemason and marble craftsman active since 1853, recognised as a Living Heritage Company (Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant) for the excellence of French craftsmanship. Chrome taps, 600 g/m² cotton towels: the standard of a grand hotel, in the intimacy of a family home.
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Solid oak, everywhere
45 mm solid oak doors — a thickness chosen for the density of the grain, the acoustic silence it creates and the singular warmth it lends every room. Tinted brass hardware, hand-forged ironwork. Every joinery detail is a quiet signature of the care taken over the house — one you come to recognise without ever having looked for it.
Light as material
Brass or forged bronze chandeliers, designed by a French house whose craftsmanship is recognised by the State. Each suite is lit differently — a sculptural ceiling pendant, brushed brass wall lights at the bedhead. Dimming throughout: the light accompanies every hour, from morning to evening.
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Darkness as luxury
Bespoke blackout curtains, made in France, in Voiron in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, from a thick wool fabric in muted, natural tones chosen to suit each suite. A visual silence as much as an acoustic one, for sleep fully sheltered from the first Ardèche light. Integrated thermal lining: the room stays cool in summer, warm in winter.
A place for everything
Built-in oak wardrobe or period chest of drawers depending on the suite — so that every stay, even a long one, finds its place naturally. Solid wood hangers, a discreetly recessed safe, generous luggage space so you never have to live out of a suitcase. Thoughtful storage is also a way of saying: we were expecting you.
A special
request?
Firm or soft pillow, fresh flowers on arrival, connecting suite for a family, a specific diet — nothing is too small to mention. Mas de Louise adjusts to you, not the other way around.