L'ALPILLE - Maison de vacances située à 10 mn à pied du centre ville de St Rémy avec place de parking privative

The house has a separate bedroom and can accommodate two people. It covers 48 m² and combines this sleeping area with a living room, a private bathroom and a fitted kitchen. The accommodation has air conditioning and soundproofing, as well as a private entrance. The terrace and patio extend the living space outdoors.

The kitchen includes a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher, kettle, toaster and coffee machine. The dining area and living room provide space to eat and relax in the house. The bathroom has a shower, toilet, hairdryer, towels and free toiletries. A washing machine and ironing equipment complete the facilities. The bedroom has a large double bed; a high chair is also available. The flat-screen TV has cable channels.

The accommodation has free Wi-Fi throughout and free private on-site parking. It is wheelchair accessible and located on the ground floor; facilities are also provided for guests with hearing impairments. Outside, the patio, sun terrace, outdoor furniture and dining area offer space to enjoy a meal or relax.

The kitchen includes a coffee machine, kettle, toaster, oven, hob and dishwasher. A washing machine, flat-screen TV, cable channels, DVD player, Blu-ray player and iPod docking station complete the facilities. Activities available nearby include mini golf, hiking, canoeing, fishing and golf. The self-contained accommodation also has board games and puzzles.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a town in the Alpilles, amid the garrigue and olive groves of Bouches-du-Rhône. The old town is easy to explore on foot, with its narrow streets, stone façades, small squares and townhouses. The town is associated with Vincent van Gogh's time in the region; its Provençal atmosphere can be discovered as you wander through its streets and markets. The Alpilles hills shape the horizon and provide a setting for walks and cycling trips.

On the outskirts, the ancient site of Glanum contains the remains of a former Roman town, while the Antiques, with their triumphal arch and mausoleum, bear witness to this history. Saint-Paul-de-Mausole Monastery is associated with Van Gogh's stay and offers insight into this period of his life. In the centre, the Musée Estrine displays collections relating to modern art and the town's history; the Musée des Alpilles explores local heritage. Tarascon has a railway station, and Nîmes and Marseille airports serve the region. A car makes it easier to explore the villages and sites of the Alpilles.

The Wednesday market brings the streets to life with Provençal produce, seasonal stalls and local specialities. In spring and autumn, the mild temperatures are pleasant for combining heritage visits with walks along the trails. Summer is hotter and busier; it's best to plan outdoor visits for the morning and spend the hottest hours in museums or shaded streets. A day can combine a visit to Glanum, a break in the town centre and a walk through the Alpilles' limestone landscapes.