Chambres d'hôtes indépendantes au rez-de-chaussée d'une maison provençale dont une avec cour intérieure

Both bed and breakfast rooms are on the ground floor and have a private entrance, a private bathroom and a kitchenette. Air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine are provided in both units. You can prepare a simple meal using the kitchen facilities provided, then eat in the designated dining area.

The Double Room with Private Bathroom covers 20 m² and has a large double bed. The Studio with Terrace is slightly larger, at 23 m²; it stands out for its terrace and views of the garden and inner courtyard. It has a large double bed and a single bed. The kitchenettes are also equipped with a fridge, microwave and hob. Each unit has a shower or bath, a hairdryer and free toiletries.

The units have private kitchenettes with a hob, fridge, microwave and kitchenware. An electric kettle, coffee machine, toaster and dining table complete the facilities for preparing and enjoying meals on site. Each room has a private bathroom with a shower or bath, toilet, towels, bed linen and hairdryer.

Air conditioning, heating and a fan let you adjust the temperature to suit the season. The rooms have flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Private entrances and ground-floor accommodation make access easier. The rooms are non-smoking and have a mosquito net and ironing facilities. Pets are allowed at no extra charge. The studio has a terrace with views of the garden and inner courtyard.

Tarascon is a Provençal town on the banks of the Rhône, opposite Beaucaire. You can explore its old town on foot, through a network of streets lined with historic façades, fortified gateways and religious buildings. It has the feel of a small town shaped by its heritage and the life of the river; visitors can combine walks around town with cultural visits and excursions nearby.

The Château du Roi René, 550 m away, overlooks the centre and recalls Tarascon’s medieval history. The Souleïado Textile Museum, 260 m away, presents the history of Provençal printed fabrics. The Porte de la Condamine and Porte Saint-Jean, along with the chapels and Sainte-Marthe Church, line the streets of the centre. Tarascon railway station is 650 m away; trains connect you with other towns in the region. Arles, known for its Roman monuments and amphitheatre, is 14 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring the centre on foot and visiting sights without the summer heat. In summer, plan walks for early morning or late afternoon, and spend the hottest hours in museums or shaded places. You can combine the château, the textile museum and a trip to Arles in one day; the Rhône landscapes and surrounding Provençal villages offer other stops to extend your stay.