Cacharel

Cacharel offers three room categories: double, triple and quadruple. They all have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, a safe and a private entrance. Views of the lake and garden are another feature they share. The double and triple rooms measure 32 m², while the quadruple room offers 37 m².

Capacity ranges from two to four people, with several bed configurations depending on the category. The Double Room has one large double bed and two single beds. For three people, the Triple Room offers a choice of sleeping arrangements and stands out for its private pool. The Quadruple Room, the largest, has one double bed and two single beds. The Triple Room's bathroom has a bathtub; the other rooms have a bathtub or a shower.

Outside, the garden, sun terrace and pool let you enjoy the days in the Camargue. Families have access to a playground, and facilities for guests with reduced mobility are available. You will find free, accessible private indoor parking on site, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.

The café, bar and snack bar offer several options for a break, while breakfast can be served in your room. The reception remains open 24 hours a day; a concierge service, luggage storage and a wake-up service are also available. To explore the surrounding area, the hotel offers bicycle rental, walking tours, horse riding and hiking. Daily housekeeping and express check-in and check-out complete the services. Family rooms and interconnecting rooms are available, with views of the garden or lake.

Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer is in the Rhône delta, in the south of the Camargue. The village combines the atmosphere of a Mediterranean port with Camargue traditions, amid a landscape of marshes, lagoons and wide-open spaces. This destination suits travellers looking to alternate days at the beach with walks in nature and visits to a village shaped by gardian culture. The road to Cacharel leads to a more rural setting than the streets of the centre.

The Parc Ornithologique de Pont de Gau, 3.1 km away, offers the chance to observe marsh birds, including flamingos. The Camargue beaches are around the village; Plage Est is 4.6 km away. In the centre, Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer Church and the arenas recall local history and traditions. The Provençal market, 4.7 km away, is an opportunity to discover regional produce. A car is useful for getting between the different areas and the coast.

For a varied day, you can start with a walk through the marshes, spend the afternoon at the beach and then head to the village to visit the church or the arenas. Spring and autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for walks and wildlife watching. In summer, plan your walks for the cooler hours and leave time for a swim. The changing light on the lagoons and the open landscapes give each outing a different feel.