Grand Tamaris Hosting

Each of the five rooms at Le Grand Tamaris Hosting accommodates two people and has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. They range from 22 to 35 m² and are all called “Superior King Room”, except for one room called “Superior Deluxe Double or Twin Room”. The beds vary by room: some have an extra-large double bed, another has a large double bed and another has two double beds.

The main differences are the size and the features specific to each room. The largest is 35 m²; there are two 32 m² rooms, one of which has a terrace and pool views. Some of the 22 m² rooms have a refrigerator or a seating area. Several overlook the garden, and the rooms are accessed by stairs.

Le Grand Tamaris Hosting has a heated outdoor infinity pool with salt water. The garden and terrace extend the outdoor spaces; sun loungers and parasols are also provided by the pool. This area is enclosed by a fence. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a flat-screen TV. They come with a private bathroom, with a shower or a bath depending on the room, and some include a refrigerator or a seating area.

Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation, with access suitable for guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free, and its stated speed is suitable for 4K streaming and video calls on several devices. A full English or Irish breakfast is served on site. Furnished outdoor areas, a private entrance and heating complete the bed and breakfast’s amenities.

The Camargue stretches south of Arles, with flat landscapes, marshes and ponds shaped by the Rhône and the Mediterranean. Le Grand Tamaris Hosting is on the road to Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, in a rural area where a car makes it easier to travel between villages, natural areas and the centre of Arles. The region suits travellers who want to combine ancient heritage with trips into the countryside.

The Camargue Regional Natural Park is 680 m away and the Musée de la Camargue is 700 m away. The museum offers a closer look at the region’s landscapes, activities and traditions. The Observatoire du Mas Neuf, 6.3 km away, is a place to observe the natural environment. In Arles, the amphitheatre recalls the city’s Roman heritage and now hosts events. Arles train station is 9 km away; the old town and its monuments can be reached by car from the accommodation.

A day could combine a visit to the museum with a walk in the Camargue’s natural areas, followed by an evening in Arles’ old town. Temperatures are often milder in spring and autumn, making these seasons more comfortable for exploring the area; in summer, it is best to plan walks for early morning or late afternoon. The roads through the Camargue are also suitable for trips to the villages and landscapes of the delta, with time to observe the birds and expanses of water.