B&B La Vagabonde

The Family Suite at B&B La Vagabonde measures 45 m² and sleeps up to four people. It has two bedrooms, a seating area and period furniture that gives it an old-world character. A private bathroom with a shower, a private entrance and good soundproofing complete the space. The suite suits families who want to share a stay while having separate rooms.

The suite overlooks the street and garden, with views also of the city and inner courtyard. A terrace extends the areas for relaxing. The bathroom is equipped with free toiletries and a hairdryer. A desk, fan and toilet complete the amenities. With its two bedrooms, this family suite combines separate sleeping areas with a space to spend time together.

The terrace and garden provide outdoor spaces, while board games and puzzles offer an indoor activity. Family rooms and interconnecting rooms allow sleeping arrangements to be adapted for family stays. A private entrance and soundproofing help preserve your privacy. Heating is supplemented by a fan, and some rooms have tiled or marble floors.

The room has a private bathroom with a shower or bath, toilet, towels, bed linen and free toiletries. A hairdryer, wardrobe, desk, seating area, high chair and electric kettle are also provided. A tea and coffee maker, a fridge and an internet connection complete the amenities. Indoor parking and an electric vehicle charging station are among the services offered; parking available nearby is public and paid.

Arles stretches along the banks of the Rhône, on the edge of the Camargue. Its old town is a mix of narrow lanes, shady squares and Roman monuments; pale stone and ochre façades take on warm tones under the Provençal sun. The city draws history, photography and art enthusiasts, as well as travellers wishing to discover the landscapes of the delta. It is easy to explore the historic centre on foot.

Espace Van Gogh, a former hospital depicted in the painter’s works, is 310 m away. Musée Arlaten presents Provençal traditions and culture, while Arles Amphitheatre bears witness to the Roman era. Arles railway station is 1.2 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 17 km away. For an outing beyond the city, the Camargue offers ponds, marshes and landscapes where you can watch birds. The Cryptoporticoes beneath the former forum also let you discover the Roman remains in the centre.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to visit the monuments and explore the neighbourhoods on foot. Summer days are hot, so plan outdoor sightseeing for early morning or late afternoon. The Rencontres de la photographie brings the city to life during the summer season. One day can take in the amphitheatre, museums and a walk along the Rhône; another can be devoted to the roads of the Camargue and its open landscapes. The market and the squares in the centre also offer a glimpse of local life.