Birds Villa, piscine chauffée, clim, garage, wifi

Birds Villa offers one entire 120 m² villa, suitable for seven people. It has three separate bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and two bathrooms. Sleeping arrangements comprise three large double beds and a sofa bed in the living room, allowing guests to spread out between the bedrooms and the shared living area.

The kitchen lets you prepare and store meals on site. The villa also has a private bathroom, air conditioning, heating and a washing machine. A flat-screen TV completes the indoor facilities. Outside, a terrace and private pool come with garden views. This entire-home layout provides shared spaces while retaining three separate bedrooms for sleeping.

Birds Villa’s private outdoor pool and garden provide spaces to relax. The pool is open seasonally; sun loungers and parasols are also available. The terrace extends the living areas outdoors, where you can enjoy the garden. The villa has air conditioning for comfort indoors, as well as heating.

Free parking is available on site. Free Wi-Fi covers the entire property, and the flat-screen TV lets you watch programmes indoors. The villa’s facilities also include a kitchen, washing machine, private bathroom and garden views. The bedrooms are non-smoking, and smoking is not permitted anywhere in the property. These facilities support an independent stay, with private spaces and amenities to use throughout the day.

Arles lies in the Rhône delta, where Provence meets the landscapes of Camargue. Its old town combines stone lanes, shaded squares and ancient remains; the Rhône and newer districts give the city a variety of atmospheres. History enthusiasts will find Roman monuments, while art lovers can visit places associated with Vincent van Gogh. The villa is in the Barriol district, south of the historic centre.

Pont Van-Gogh, known as the Langlois Bridge and painted by the artist, is 840 m away. The Musée de l’Arles antique displays archaeological collections connected with the city’s history and is 1.2 km away. Hortus garden, designed around Roman references, is 1.3 km away; the Arles Amphitheatre, in the city centre, is 2.3 km away. Arles railway station is 3 km away. A car makes it easier to explore the villages and natural areas of Camargue, while the city centre can be explored on foot once you arrive.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the marshes and visits to heritage sites, with temperatures often milder than in midsummer. In summer, plan visits to ancient sites for early in the day, then spend the hottest hours by the pool or taking a break in the shade. You can combine a day in the old town with a visit to the museum’s collections and an outing to the landscapes of Camargue, where you can see lagoons, birds and bull farms. The mistral can blow through the region, so a light jacket is useful even when the sun is out.