Hotel La Tramontane

The rooms at Hotel La Tramontane include double, twin, triple and duplex options. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a terrace or balcony. Depending on the room, views are of the garden, pool or inner courtyard; several room categories overlook both the garden and pool. The double rooms accommodate two people, while the triple room and duplex offer more space for guests.

Room sizes range from 18 to 40 m². The Standard Double Room is the most compact; the Superior Double Room, Superior Twin Room and Superior Twin Room each measure 25 m². The triple room measures 31 m², and the duplex 40 m². Some categories have a minibar, while the triple room and duplex include a hospitality tray with a kettle. The duplex offers several sleeping arrangements, while the double and twin rooms differ in their bed configurations.

The outdoor infinity pool, with saltwater and a shallow area, complements relaxing moments in the garden. Terraces, outdoor furniture and sun loungers let you enjoy the open-air spaces. To get around the region, the hotel offers bicycle and car hire; activities such as horse riding, cycling and hiking are also available.

Free private indoor parking is available, with an electric vehicle charging station and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. The on-site café, bar and snack bar serve drinks, fruit, wine and champagne; a continental buffet breakfast is also served. Luggage storage, a tour desk and private check-in help make arrival easier. Families can make use of pushchairs, babysitting services and board games. The sun terrace and garden complete the shared spaces.

Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer is a village in the Camargue, between the Mediterranean, marshes and wide-open spaces. The atmosphere blends village life with Camargue traditions; the light, lagoons and flat horizons attract visitors who enjoy nature watching and spending time outdoors. La Tramontane is in a quieter area, away from the lively village centre. The beaches and marshland scenery give a stay here a different pace from that of heavily developed seaside resorts.

The Pont de Gau Ornithological Park, 1.9 km away, lets you watch Camargue birds from well-marked trails. In the village, Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer Church and the bullring reflect local traditions; the museum presents the history and culture of Saintes-Maries. The Mediterranean beaches are a few kilometres away, while regional roads lead to lagoons, marshes and manades. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 30 km away; a car makes it easier to visit places outside the village.

Spring and autumn are particularly suited to walks and birdwatching, when temperatures are milder. In summer, beaches and water sports take centre stage, with more visitors and strong sunshine, so bring water and head out early in the day. You can spend a day combining a walk through the marshes, a stop in the village and a few hours by the sea. In spring, the wetlands and bird migrations offer another way to discover the Camargue; in September and October, the mild weather makes cycling trips pleasant.