B&B HOTEL Orange

All rooms at B&B HOTEL Orange are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. They measure 24 m² and are available as double, triple and quadruple rooms, with sleeping arrangements suited to couples and families. The Twin Room has two single beds, while the triple and quadruple rooms combine different bed types.

The Double Room - Accessible for Guests with Reduced Mobility is a dedicated option; the hotel’s shared facilities also include accessible features. The Quadruple Room is on an upper floor and can only be reached by stairs. For additional features, the Superior Double Room has a bath, a shower, toiletries and a coffee machine. The Double Room has a bath and a shower and is on the ground floor. The rooms offer a range of configurations to suit the group size and needs of your stay.

B&B HOTEL Orange has free private parking on site, with no reservation required, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The rooms are air-conditioned and the property has a restaurant. Vending machines for snacks and drinks are also available. Room service is offered, and facilities include outdoor furniture, board games and puzzles.

A continental breakfast buffet is served at an additional charge. For dinner, dishes and pizzas can be ordered during opening hours, either in the restaurant or as room service. Reception hours vary from day to day; an automatic terminal at the entrance lets guests arriving outside these hours retrieve their room number and access code. The hotel has family rooms and facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including a low washbasin, raised toilet and grab rails. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge.

Orange, in Vaucluse, is a Provençal town known for its Roman heritage and old town. The streets in the centre lead to squares, religious buildings and remains from different periods. The town suits visitors interested in history, as well as those looking to stop in the Rhône Valley and explore the Provençal countryside. The Mediterranean climate shapes the seasons: summers are generally hot, while spring and autumn are good times for walking tours.

The Ancient Theatre of Orange, a remarkable Roman monument still used for performances, is 1.1 km away. The Triumphal Arch, another reminder of the Roman era, is 950 m away; Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Museum of Art and History complete a walk exploring the local heritage. Orange railway station, 2 km away, is served by TER and TGV trains. The A7 and A9 motorways make road journeys in the south of France easier. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 50 km away.

For a day in town, you can spend the morning at the theatre and the monuments in the centre, then take time to explore the old streets and public spaces. Summer performances and festivals give open-air shows a prominent place, while the milder seasons are a good time to visit the sites without the summer heat. A car is useful for exploring the Rhône Valley’s countryside and wine-growing towns; Orange’s centre can also be explored on foot from its main monuments.