Cit'Hotel Le Louvre Orange

The rooms at Cit'Hotel Le Louvre Orange accommodate between two and four people, depending on the category. The Comfort Double or Twin Room offers a choice of beds, while the Superior Double Room has 18 m² of space and a large double bed. The more compact 12 m² Economy Double Room has a double bed. There is also a 16 m² Double Room with a choice of a large double bed or two single beds.

For family or group stays, the Triple Room has three single beds, while the 27 m² Family Room combines two single beds with a double bed. All categories have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The rooms are also soundproofed. Depending on the category, bathrooms have a shower or a bath, as well as a hairdryer.

Cit'Hotel Le Louvre Orange offers a small outdoor swimming pool, a sun terrace and a garden. The terrace provides an outdoor space to relax, particularly in fine weather. The on-site café and bar complement the shared spaces. Guests also have access to a shared lounge with a TV, luggage storage and a wake-up service. Bicycle hire, walking tours and cycling are among the activities available.

Facilities include free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, as well as a flat-screen TV and cable channels. Indoor parking is accessible to guests with reduced mobility; private on-site parking is available by reservation for an additional charge. A lift serves the upper floors. Daily housekeeping is available, and the hotel also provides board games and puzzles. A golf course is less than three kilometres away.

Orange is a town in Vaucluse, Provence, where Roman heritage sits alongside shopping streets and central squares. Its Roman Theatre, notable for its stage and monumental wall, recalls the town’s importance in Roman times. Visitors interested in history, performances and urban walks can explore the town on foot, taking in old lanes, religious buildings and green spaces. The Provençal climate makes terraces and gardens a pleasant part of the daily rhythm.

The Roman Theatre is 800 m from the hotel; the Roman arch, another major Orange landmark, completes a visit to the town’s ancient heritage. Châteauneuf-du-Pape, 10 km away, is known for its vineyards and wine cellars, while Avignon, 28 km away, offers the chance to visit the Palace of the Popes and the famous Pont Saint-Bénézet. The Ardèche Gorges, 25 km away, offer cliff scenery and opportunities for hiking or canoeing. The Pont du Gard, 30 km away, is a monumental Roman aqueduct and a World Heritage Site. Orange railway station makes regional train travel easier.

Spring and autumn are well suited to heritage visits and vineyard excursions, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, plan outdoor visits for early in the day, then take a break in the shade or by the swimming pool. You could spend a day visiting the Roman Theatre in the morning, exploring wine estates in the afternoon and walking through Orange in the evening. For a longer outing, Avignon and the landscapes of Gard or Ardèche offer different routes to suit your interests.