Campanile NATURE - Bollene

The rooms at Le Campanile NATURE - Bollene measure 17 m² and all have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The range includes Standard Double and Standard Twin Rooms, as well as several configurations for three people. Beds vary by category: a double bed, single beds or a combination of the two.

Some rooms have a bath, while others offer a shower or a bath. Several categories include a coffee machine; the tray with a kettle also lets you prepare a drink in your room. The triple configurations differ in their bed arrangements, with either three single beds or a single bed alongside a double bed. The rooms are suitable for stays of one to three people.

Le Campanile NATURE - Bollene has an on-site restaurant, bar and café. Breakfast is available as a continental, buffet or takeaway option; children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request. Outdoor facilities include a sun terrace and a garden. The hotel also offers bicycle hire and broadcasts of sporting events.

Private parking is free, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Rooms have a kettle or a tray for preparing a drink; several categories also include a coffee machine. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility include wheelchair access, toilets with grab rails and a low washbasin. Families can choose a family room. Pets are allowed on request, potentially for an additional charge.

Bollène is in the north of the Vaucluse, in the Rhône Valley, between Provençal landscapes and the main routes linking the region. The town combines an old centre, traces of its history and more recent districts. It suits travellers crossing the south-east by car, as well as those looking to explore the villages, natural sites and heritage of the valley.

The town centre is less than 1.5 km from the hotel. The Village Troglodytique de Barry, with its rock-cut dwellings and the remains of the old village, is 2.5 km away; the Fort de Barry is another part of the site to visit. The Ferme aux crocodiles in Pierrelatte is a popular outing for families. The ancient theatre of Orange, known for its large Roman stage wall, makes for a cultural excursion nearby. The A7 motorway is 700 m away and Bollène railway station is a five-minute drive away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for visiting heritage sites and travelling between the Rhône Valley's wine-growing villages, with temperatures often milder than in July and August. In summer, you can combine a visit to the Ferme aux crocodiles with a walk around Bollène town centre, or spend a day in Orange and at its ancient theatre. A car makes it easier to visit nearby towns; for a stop without a long detour, the road access and the hotel's private parking are convenient.