Auberge des Plaines - Appart'hôtel

All five units are air-conditioned apartments with a separate bedroom, a living room and a private bathroom. They all include a fitted kitchen, a dishwasher, a coffee machine, a flat-screen TV and a terrace overlooking the garden or inner courtyard. They range from 26 to 47 m², and several layouts accommodate couples or families.

The one-bedroom apartments differ in size and sleeping arrangements: some have a double bed and a sofa bed, while others also include a single bed or bunk beds. One ground-floor apartment also has a terrace. The large Two-Bedroom Apartment with Terrace offers the most space, with two double beds, bunk beds and a sofa bed. Each kitchen lets you prepare meals on site, with a fridge, hob, kitchenware and electric kettle.

Free private parking is available on site, with no advance reservation required. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The apartments have a terrace, outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area; some terraces get particularly good sun. Private entrances and air conditioning add to the independence and comfort of your stay.

Each unit has a kitchen or kitchenette with a hob, fridge, microwave, kitchenware, electric kettle and dishwasher. A coffee machine is also provided, as well as a toaster among the available facilities. The dining and living areas have a table and sofa. Bathrooms are equipped with a shower or bath, towels and bed linen. A flat-screen TV completes the facilities. Pets are allowed; a supplement may apply.

Arles lies between the Rhône and the open landscapes of the Camargue, in Provence, where historic streets meet natural areas. The Mas d’Agon area suits travellers who want to explore both the city and the region’s ponds, marshes and grazing land. A car makes it easier to get between the centre, the villages and sites in the Camargue.

In the old town, the Arles Amphitheatre bears witness to the city’s Roman past and still hosts events. The Musée de l'Arles antique displays remains discovered in the region, while the Musée Réattu houses art collections in a former priory. Pont Van-Gogh recalls the painter’s time in the area. To explore the natural scenery, the Camargue Regional Natural Park has trails, marshes and wildlife-watching spots. Arles railway station is 6 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is accessible from the area.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, with temperatures often milder for visiting monuments or following trails in the Camargue. In summer, plan visits for early morning or late afternoon, when the heat is less intense. You can combine a day exploring the old town and its Roman remains with an excursion into the wetlands, where you can spot birds and horses. Arles’s markets and cultural events also offer a chance to discover local traditions throughout the year.