Four more bedrooms, its own front door, and a wall in common with Mas Bleu. When a group outgrows six bedrooms, this is where the rest of them sleep.
The Pavillon shares a wall with Mas Bleu and nothing else. Its own entrance, its own staircase, its own quiet.
That separation is the point. Guests who add it tend to be solving a specific problem: grandparents who would rather not climb the main stairs, a second family who wants their own bathroom in the morning, a wedding party with more people than beds, or a work group that needs somewhere for the two people who arrived a day early.
Everything social stays at Mas Bleu. You eat there, swim there, and end the evening in the game room there. Then you walk back through your own door.
Most bookings never need it, and we will tell you honestly if we think yours does not. When it does, it makes the difference between a group that fits and a group that is squeezed.
Room names and bed configurations will be confirmed with the photography. Tell us who is sleeping where and we will map it out for you before you book.
Photography of the Pavillon is still to be shot. These frames show where it will sit.
Send us your dates and your numbers. We will tell you honestly whether Mas Bleu on its own is enough, and quote both ways so you can decide.