Hôtel Villa Glanum et Spa

The five room categories accommodate up to two people and have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a minibar. They include a shower, and some have a terrace. The rooms are named Comfort Double Room, Standard Double Room and Superior Double Room, with variants featuring a private outdoor space.

Room sizes range from 10 to 16 m². Comfort rooms measure 13 m², with or without a terrace; Standard rooms are also available with a terrace, while the Superior Room with Terrace offers 16 m². The 13 m² Comfort Double Room and the Superior Room with Terrace let you choose between a large double bed and two single beds. The other categories have a large double bed. First-floor rooms are accessed by stairs; there is no lift.

The one-hectare flower-filled garden, terraces and outdoor furniture provide several places to sit outside. Sun loungers and pool or beach towels accompany time by the outdoor swimming pool, while the open-air bath and spa add to the relaxation facilities. A sun terrace and a shared lounge with a TV also offer places to take a break indoors or outside.

Facilities include a spa and wellness centre, free Wi-Fi throughout the property, air conditioning and heating. Rooms have a private bathroom, toiletries, a hairdryer and a socket near the bed. A bar serves wine and champagne; rooms are equipped with a minibar. Parking is free and private. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility include a low-level sink, raised toilet, grab rails and wheelchair access.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a small Provençal town at the foot of the Alpilles, surrounded by limestone landscapes, olive groves and cultivated land. Its old centre has narrow streets, squares and townhouses, while avenues leading into the countryside take you towards ancient sites and walking trails. The town suits travellers drawn to history, art and walks in a Mediterranean setting.

The archaeological site of Glanum preserves the remains of an ancient Roman and Gallic city; the Triumphal Arch and the monuments of Les Antiques bear witness to this history. The Saint-Paul-de-Mausole priory is associated with Vincent van Gogh's stay and has a visitor trail devoted to the artist. In the centre, the Musée Estrine presents collections connected with Van Gogh and regional art, while the Musée des Alpilles explores local heritage. Tarascon railway station is 14 km away; getting around the region is easier by car. Free private parking is available at the hotel.

For a day out, you can combine a visit to the ruins of Glanum with a walk around the old centre, then head for an Alpilles trail. In spring and autumn, the temperatures are suitable for sightseeing and walks; summer brings hot days and larger crowds. Markets and lively squares offer a glimpse of local life, while the surrounding roads let you explore Provençal villages and landscapes. Art lovers can follow the places associated with Van Gogh's stay, then spend time viewing the collections at the Musée Estrine.