L'Escalier Rouge

L'Escalier Rouge is an entire 102 m² holiday home, arranged around three bedrooms and a living room. It can accommodate up to six guests. The sleeping arrangements comprise two single beds, one double bed and one large double bed. The home has two bathrooms and an additional toilet, making it suitable for family or friends’ stays.

The living areas include a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area and a lounge. The dishwasher, washing machine, oven, microwave and kitchenware make longer stays easier. Air conditioning and soundproofing add comfort indoors. A balcony and terrace extend the living areas outdoors, with views of the city and inner courtyard. The bathroom has a shower or a bath, and bed linen and towels are provided.

The home has a fully equipped kitchen with an oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and kitchenware. A coffee machine and electric kettle complete the dining area. The living room includes a sofa, a seating area and a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing are available throughout the home.

For longer stays, a washing machine, ironing facilities, towels and bed linen are provided. Free Wi-Fi is available in the bedrooms. Outdoor areas include a balcony, a terrace and garden furniture, with an outdoor dining area. Leisure options include activities centred on local culture, temporary art galleries, walking tours, horse riding, hiking, fishing and tennis. Public parking is available on the street or nearby and may incur an additional charge.

Arles can be explored through its old town of pale stone, between the banks of the Rhône and the landscapes of the Camargue. Narrow streets, shady squares and Roman remains shape everyday life in this Provençal city. L'Escalier Rouge is in the historic district, a short distance from the main monuments. The area suits visitors who want to explore the city on foot, among ancient heritage, religious architecture and places associated with art.

The Arles Amphitheatre is 30 m from the home: this Roman amphitheatre now hosts events and stands above the surrounding streets. The Ancient Theatre, 250 m away, retains its tiers of seating and columns, while the Saint-Trophime Cloister offers the chance to admire Romanesque sculpture in a remarkable setting. The Réattu Museum displays art collections in a former grand priory on the banks of the Rhône. Arles railway station is 700 m away; you can also easily reach the centre on foot from the riverfront and shopping streets.

You can start the day with the Roman monuments, then continue to the art collections and the banks of the Rhône. The market and cultural events bring a different rhythm to the streets depending on the season. In summer, the heat makes it worth planning outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon; spring and autumn are pleasant for exploring the centre on foot. Arles is also a gateway to the Camargue, known for its wetlands, birds and open landscapes.