Appartement complet ou 2 Chambres de charme en centre-ville

Both rooms are 14 m² and accommodate two people. They have a double bed, a private entrance and access to the kitchen. The rooms overlook the garden and are linked to a patio and a terrace. A shared bathroom is used by guests when both rooms are booked. The toilet is shared too.

The Double Room with Garden View focuses on views of the green spaces, while the Double Room with Terrace highlights access to the terrace. Both room types include kitchen facilities, including a fridge and a microwave, as well as a kettle or coffee machine. Slippers and a hairdryer are also provided. Each room suits one or two guests; they can also be included in a booking of the entire apartment. The outdoor spaces extend the rooms, with a patio and terrace where you can enjoy the garden.

The landscaped garden extends the indoor spaces with outdoor furniture and a dining area. A sunny terrace, a patio and a second terrace give you places to sit outside at different times of day. You can also hire bicycles and join cycling tours; cycling is one of the activities available in the area. Free public parking is available on site, and free Wi-Fi covers the entire accommodation.

Practical amenities include a tea and coffee maker in all accommodation, as well as a shared kitchen with a fridge, microwave, hob, toaster and utensils. Outdoor furniture and the dining area let you eat in the garden. The accommodation is on the ground floor and has a private entrance. A fan, heating and an iron complete the general facilities. Books, DVDs or music are also available for children. The rooms are non-smoking, and the indoor spaces have a selection of shared kitchen and bathroom facilities.

Arles brings together an old town shaped by its Roman heritage, Provençal lanes and the landscapes of the Rhône. The city draws history, photography and art enthusiasts, as well as travellers keen to experience everyday life in a southern French city. Markets, shady squares and stone façades give walks a distinctive rhythm, while the house’s garden and terraces offer a break away from the busy streets.

The Arles Amphitheatre, a Roman amphitheatre still used for performances, is within walking distance of the accommodation. The Alyscamps necropolis contains ancient funerary remains and inspired artists including Van Gogh and Gauguin. The Arlaten Museum presents Provençal traditions and culture. Parc des Ateliers, a former industrial site turned cultural venue, is home to the tower designed by Frank Gehry, among other attractions. Arles railway station provides train connections to the city; from the station, you can reach the centre on foot or by taxi.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons to explore the monuments and streets without the summer heat. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning and save the hottest hours for museums or a break in the shade. You can spend a day taking in Roman heritage, exploring the collections at the Arlaten Museum and strolling through the exhibition spaces at Parc des Ateliers. Arles is also a gateway to the Camargue, where wetlands, birds and gardian traditions make for a different kind of excursion from a city visit.