Côté fontaine

Côté fontaine offers three double rooms, each accommodating two people. All have an en-suite bathroom and a large double bed. Two are double rooms with en-suite bathrooms. The third, the Double Room, stands out for its 27 m² of space and terrace. It also has air conditioning and a seating area, features that distinguish it from the other two rooms.

All three rooms accommodate two people and have a large double bed. The 27 m² Double Room is the only one with a terrace, air conditioning and a seating area. The other two rooms have an en-suite bathroom. Each has a large double bed for guests to sleep in.

Côté fontaine has a terrace where guests can enjoy some fresh air during their stay. The rooms have en-suite bathrooms; one also has air conditioning and a seating area. Continental breakfast is served on site. Free private parking is available at the property and does not require advance reservation. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout.

These amenities complement a stay focused on visiting Orange: the terrace provides an outdoor space, while the air conditioning and seating area set the 27 m² Double Room apart. Breakfast is served on site, although it is not clear whether it is included in the rate. All three rooms have an en-suite bathroom. Guests can choose between a room with a terrace and seating area or one of the two other double rooms with an en-suite bathroom. Private parking and internet access complete the available services.

Orange is a Provençal town in Vaucluse, shaped by its Roman heritage and its relaxed town-centre life. Its old streets connect squares, religious buildings and ancient remains; pale stone and a sunny climate give a visit a Mediterranean feel. Côté fontaine is in the centre, in an area suited to exploring the heritage on foot.

The Ancient Theatre of Orange, famous for its remarkably well-preserved Roman stage wall, is 200 m away. Notre-Dame Cathedral, a historic building in the town centre, is 150 m away. The Museum of Art and History adds to your visit with collections devoted to Orange and its past. Orange railway station, 800 m away, makes it easy to arrive by train; a car is useful for exploring the villages and landscapes of Vaucluse. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 51 km away.

For a day in town, you can start at the Ancient Theatre, then explore the town-centre streets and visit the cathedral. If you enjoy landscapes, spend another day among the vineyards and Provençal villages nearby. Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking tours, while summer brings heat and lively squares. During the season, the Chorégies d’Orange are also among the cultural events associated with the town; the programme takes place in the historic setting of the theatre.