L'auberge Camarguaise

The rooms at L'auberge Camarguaise have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a terrace. Options include Standard Double Rooms, a Comfort Double Room, a Family Room, a Small Room, a Triple Room and a Superior Double Room. Several overlook the swimming pool; the Family Room overlooks the lake, while one Standard Room has an inner courtyard view.

Room sizes range from 16 to 30 m². The Family Room stands out for its extra space and bunk beds in addition to the large double bed. The Triple Room has a single bed and a large double bed. Some rooms have a bath, while others have a shower; several also include a coffee machine. Private terraces and patios extend the rooms outdoors, with different views depending on the room category.

Private parking is free and available on site. It includes an electric vehicle charging point and spaces for guests with reduced mobility. The shared areas have free Wi-Fi. For meals and relaxing, you’ll find a café on site and a bar serving wine, cocktails, Caribbean rums and platters of local produce. Special diet menus are available on request.

The outdoor areas include a sun terrace, garden furniture and an outdoor dining area. The shared lounge has a TV. The hotel offers family rooms, air conditioning and accessibility facilities, including wheelchair access, a low washbasin and toilets with grab rails. Rooms have a private bathroom, a hairdryer, towels and a desk. Activities such as cycling, hiking and horse riding are available in the surrounding area.

Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer lies in the Rhône delta, among lagoons, marshes and the Mediterranean coast. This Camargue village is known for its fortified church, traditions associated with the gardians and open landscapes where you can spot white horses, bulls and birds. Cycling and horse riding let you explore the region’s flat paths; the beaches also attract visitors who want to walk by the sea or enjoy the sunshine.

The Pont de Gau Ornithological Park, 2.0 km away, offers trails where you can discover Camargue birds, including flamingos. In the village, the Musée des Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer and the Arènes offer a glimpse of local heritage and traditions. The Plage des Arènes and Plage du Crin Blanc are also nearby. The centre of Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, 2.6 km away, brings together the village’s main landmarks, including the Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer Church.

You can explore the Camargue all year round, with landscapes that change with the seasons and water levels. Spring and autumn are well suited to walks and birdwatching, while summer brings warmer weather and more visitors to the coast. Set aside a day to combine a visit to the village with a walk through the marshes and a break at the beach; a bicycle or car makes it easier to travel between the different sites. The roads cross extensive natural areas, so allow enough time for stops and walks.