ibis Orange Centre Echangeur A7 A9

The hotel’s rooms come in three configurations: a Standard Double Room, a Standard Twin Room and a Standard Room with 1 Double Bed and 1 Single Bed. Each measures 14 m² and accommodates up to two people. All rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. They also feature soundproofed walls.

The beds vary by room: one double bed in the first, two single beds in the second and one double bed with a single bed in the third. Bathrooms have a shower or a bath, as well as a hairdryer and free toiletries. Wood flooring, an alarm clock or wake-up service, and a bedside socket complete the facilities. These rooms suit solo travellers, couples or guests who prefer separate beds.

The outdoor pool, terraces and outdoor furniture offer several places to take a break between visits. Sun loungers and pool or beach towels are available, and there is a bar by the pool. You can also enjoy the restaurant, the on-site café and the bar. The range of services includes fruit, wine and champagne, children's menus and special diet menus on request. A snack bar adds to the dining options, and breakfast is also available.

The reception is open 24 hours a day, while the concierge service, luggage storage and express check-in and check-out make the different stages of your stay easier. Packed lunches and room service are available. The hotel also has board games and puzzles. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility include toilets with grab rails and an adapted low washbasin. Pets are welcome, and bowls are available.

Orange is in Vaucluse, Provence, on a plain crossed by the Rhône Valley. The town combines an old centre with remarkably well-preserved Roman remains, amid vineyards and Provençal villages. It suits visitors who want to discover ancient history, stop on their way south or explore the region’s wine appellations. You can explore the centre on foot, among its squares, old façades and monuments.

The Roman Theatre, famous for its Roman stage wall, also hosts performances and events. The Triumphal Arch recalls the town’s importance in Roman times, while Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Museum of Art and History round off a visit to the local heritage sites. The town centre is a ten-minute walk from the hotel, and the Roman Theatre is about 1.2 km away. Orange railway station, 2 km away, provides train connections to the town. Avignon, with its Palace of the Popes and historic bridge, makes a good day trip.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for combining walks around town with visits to the Rhône vineyards; the grape harvest usually brings activity to the region in September and October. In summer, days are hot and festivals attract many visitors. You can start the day at the Roman Theatre and Triumphal Arch, take a break in the centre and then explore the vineyards around Orange. A car is useful for visiting the region’s villages and estates, while the main monuments in the centre can be explored on foot.