Casa d'Olivier chambre d'hôtes

Casa d'Olivier offers a 15 m² double room for two people. It has a private bathroom with a shower or bath, a toilet and a hairdryer. Bed linen and free toiletries are provided. A private entrance and soundproofing help separate this space from the guest house's outdoor living areas.

The room opens onto a terrace overlooking the garden and pool; a patio completes the outdoor space. There is a coffee machine in the room, while a refrigerator, toaster and electric kettle provide a few practical amenities. A washing machine, wardrobe and drying rack are also available. The parquet flooring, bedside socket and clothes rack complete the furnishings. This is the only room type offered by Casa d'Olivier.

Casa d'Olivier has a seasonal outdoor pool with a shallow end, a cover and sun loungers. The garden extends to a patio, a terrace and an outdoor dining area. Outdoor furniture makes it easy to enjoy these spaces, and a barbecue is also available. The guest house is adults-only and has non-smoking rooms.

Free Wi-Fi is available, with a connection suitable for HD streaming and video calls. Free public parking spaces are available nearby without prior reservation. A kettle or coffee machine is provided, and the room also has kitchen facilities such as a refrigerator, toaster and electric kettle. Luggage storage and access keys are among the guest house's practical amenities. Concerts, shows and temporary art galleries add to the activities available on site.

Arles is a Provençal city shaped by its Roman heritage and the landscapes of the Camargue. Its old town is easy to explore on foot, with lanes, shaded squares and stone façades. History enthusiasts can discover ancient monuments amid the everyday life of a southern French city, while art lovers can also visit places associated with Vincent van Gogh and explore the museums. Terraces, markets and walks along the Rhône offer a glimpse of local life.

Les Arènes d'Arles, an ancient Roman amphitheatre still used for events, is about 500 m away. The ancient theatre and Musée Réattu, housed in the former Grand Priory of the Order of Malta, add to a walking tour of the historic centre. Arles railway station is 1 km away and connects the city to the regional rail network. For an excursion, the Camargue Regional Natural Park offers marshland, lagoons and birdwatching routes. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 19 km away.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks around the centre and excursions to the Camargue, when temperatures are generally milder than in July and August. In summer, plan visits to the ancient sites for the cooler parts of the day, then take a break in the shade. You can spend a day exploring Roman monuments, the collections at Musée Réattu and the landscapes of the Camargue. Les Rencontres de la photographie brings exhibitions to venues across Arles every summer and attracts visitors to the city.