Hôtel Belesso

Hôtel Belesso offers double or twin rooms, a single room and duplex suites. The double rooms differ in their views and outdoor spaces: some overlook the park or garden, others the mountains, and several have a balcony or terrace. Room sizes range from 16 to 50 m².

The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Several have a bath, while the single room has a shower. The duplex suites have a mezzanine and offer more space; they also include an additional bathroom and can accommodate up to four people. The hotel also offers double rooms accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Depending on the room, you will also find a safe, desk, balcony or terrace.

Outdoor spaces are an important feature at Hôtel Belesso: the garden and sun terrace offer several places to sit. Outdoor furniture makes it easy to relax, while the pool has sun loungers or beach chairs and a cover. Bike hire, cycling tours, walking tours, hiking and cycling let you explore the surrounding area outdoors.

The restaurant and bar offer a range of options, including children's menus and special diet menus on request. There is also an on-site café; fruit, wine and champagne are among the other offerings. Free private parking includes an electric vehicle charging station and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Pets are allowed on request, and a supplement may apply. Other facilities include a sauna, a lift, soundproofed rooms and facilities accessible to guests with reduced mobility.

Fontvieille is a Provençal village in the Alpilles, surrounded by landscapes of garrigue, olive groves and limestone hills. Life moves at the pace of a southern French village, with narrow streets, small squares and paths leading into the countryside. Those who enjoy walks, heritage and stays between villages will appreciate this rural base, while nearby Arles makes it easy to alternate days outdoors with cultural visits.

The Alphonse Daudet windmill recalls the village's connection with the writer and his work, and nearby trails invite you to walk or cycle through the landscapes of the Alpilles. Montmajour Abbey, a remarkable medieval monastic complex, is 6 km away. In Arles, the amphitheatre and ancient theatre bear witness to the city's importance in Roman times; you can explore the old town on foot, visiting its monuments, squares and museums. Fontvieille railway station is 850 m away, and Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 23 km away. A car makes it easier to visit the villages and natural sites in the area.

Spring and autumn are particularly suitable for hiking, when temperatures are more pleasant for following the trails and visiting the open-air remains. In summer, plan outings for early morning or late afternoon, especially on hot days. You could spend a day walking around Fontvieille, stopping at the Daudet windmill and visiting Arles; nature lovers can devote more time to the routes in the Alpilles. Markets and local festivals also offer a chance to sample Provençal produce throughout the seasons.