Hotel Spa Le Calendal

Rooms range from single to family rooms, with double and triple categories in between. They measure 12 to 18 m² and accommodate one to four people. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Bedding combinations of single beds and large double beds vary by category; the family room has one large double bed and two single beds.

Two double room categories stand out for their bathrooms with a bath, and one of them also has a balcony. The other rooms have a shower or a bath. The room descriptions specify access to the adults-only spa: the wellness area is open to guests aged 18 and over only, from 08:00 to 20:00. Room sizes and bed configurations vary according to the room you choose.

The hotel offers free Wi-Fi throughout, as well as a spa and wellness centre with a hot tub, steam bath and hammam. A relaxation area completes these facilities. Massages and treatments are also available; spa access is reserved for adults, and the opening hours are 08:00 to 20:00. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available.

The restaurant serves light meals, while a café, snack bar and bar complete the dining options. The buffet breakfast can be served in your room. Outdoor facilities include a garden and a sun terrace; indoor and outdoor play areas are provided for children. The hotel also has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, a laundry service, a safe and family rooms. Rooms are air-conditioned and have a flat-screen TV; pets are allowed, with a possible surcharge.

Arles has an old town shaped by Roman and medieval history, with stone streets, lively squares and monuments woven into everyday life. The city draws visitors interested in history, architecture and photography, as well as those keen to discover the landscapes of Provence. Cafés and markets offer a glimpse of local life, while museums trace several centuries of history.

The ancient theatre is 60 m away, and the Arles amphitheatre, a Roman monument still used for events, is also in the centre. Saint-Trophime Cathedral and its Romanesque portal are 180 m away. The Réattu Museum, dedicated to fine art and photography, is 350 m away. Arles railway station is 850 m away and provides train connections. To explore the surrounding area, the Camargue offers wetlands, marshes and birdwatching routes. The Alpilles range, meanwhile, has Provençal villages and hiking trails.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for exploring the streets and ancient sites without the summer heat. In summer, days are hot and cultural events draw many visitors, so it is best to plan outdoor visits for early morning or late afternoon. You can spend a day between Roman monuments, art collections and an excursion into the Camargue landscapes. Walking enthusiasts can set aside another day for the trails of the Alpilles, while photographers can make the most of the changing light on façades and squares.