Campanile NATURE - Orange

The rooms at Campanile NATURE - Orange include Standard Double Rooms, Standard Twin Rooms, two Superior categories with a sofa bed, and interconnecting rooms. They are air-conditioned and all have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Standard rooms measure 17 m²; some overlook the garden. The twin and sofa-bed configurations can accommodate up to three people, depending on the category.

The interconnecting rooms measure 34 m² and can accommodate up to four people. They have two single beds and one double bed, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Their soundproofing also sets them apart from the Standard rooms. The Superior Double Room with Sofa Bed has a large double bed and an additional sleeping space; its twin version has two single beds and a sofa bed. An electric kettle is available in several categories, and the rooms also include amenities such as a desk and a shower.

Campanile NATURE - Orange provides free Wi-Fi throughout and free private parking on site. The rooms are air-conditioned and include a flat-screen TV; a private bathroom is among the essential amenities. Guests travelling with a pet can bring it to the hotel, possibly for an additional charge. Pet bowls are also available.

The restaurant serves children's menus and menus for special diets on request. A bar, coffee on site, and a selection of wine and champagne complement the dining options. Breakfast is available as a buffet or to take away. The terrace, outdoor furniture and shared lounge provide different places to take a break. Bicycle hire and packed lunches offer additional practical options, while the hotel also has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including wheelchair access, toilets with grab rails and a low washbasin.

Orange is a Provençal town in the Rhône Valley, where Roman remains stand alongside shopping streets and the squares of the old town. Its remarkably well-preserved ancient theatre gives the town a distinctive character and also hosts performances. Visitors who enjoy heritage, markets and vineyard landscapes will find it a convenient urban stop that can easily be combined with excursions in Vaucluse.

The ancient theatre and the Museum of Art and History offer a glimpse of several centuries of local history; Notre-Dame Cathedral and the remains of the château complete a visit to the old town. The ancient theatre is 1.2 km from the hotel. Orange railway station, 2 km away, connects the town to the regional rail network. For journeys by car, access to the A7 and A9 motorways is via exit 21, 500 m from the hotel. The nearby vineyards offer another way to discover the Rhône landscape.

A day can begin with a visit to the theatre and the old streets, followed by the museum or a stroll around the town centre squares. In spring and autumn, temperatures are pleasant for exploring the surrounding area and vineyards; the grape harvest generally marks the beginning of autumn. Summer brings a cultural programme and evening performances, as well as hot days in this part of Provence. In winter, the town's heritage remains a good reason to spend a few hours in Orange, without relying on outdoor activities.