LA MAISON CIARA - Suites et restaurant

LA MAISON CIARA offers four 60 m² suites, each accommodating two people. They include a separate bedroom, a seating area, a private bathroom and air conditioning. Each suite has a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a coffee machine. Every bedroom has one extra-large double bed. Some suites overlook the garden, while others have a satellite TV.

The bathroom includes a walk-in shower, a hairdryer, free toiletries and a bathrobe. A dining table, a refrigerator and an electric kettle complete the suite amenities. Their seating area and 60 m² floor space provide room to relax after visiting Orange or spending the day exploring the region. The accommodation also has a desk and pool towels.

LA MAISON CIARA's facilities include a restaurant, an on-site café and a bar. You can also find wine or champagne, children's menus and menus for special diets on request. The suites have a minibar and a coffee machine, while free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The accommodation has a flat-screen TV and satellite channels.

Outside, the garden and furnished terraces offer space to enjoy the fresh air, and the outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally. Sun loungers, parasols and pool towels are available. The children's playground is on site. In the surrounding area, you can cycle, go for walks, hike or go horse riding; a water park and a golf course are also within 3 km. Parking is available on the street or in public spaces nearby, at a rate of €1 per hour. Check-in is between 15:00 and 18:00; you are asked to communicate your expected arrival time in advance.

Orange is a town in Vaucluse, Provence, known for its Roman heritage and old town. The streets around avenue Frédéric Mistral provide access on foot to the main monuments, squares and gardens in the centre. The atmosphere combines Provençal life, historic façades and ancient heritage; the town suits travellers who want to spend time visiting cultural sights while discovering the landscapes of the Rhône Valley.

Orange's Ancient Theatre, famous for its remarkably well-preserved Roman stage, is about 350 m away. Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Museum of Art and History round out the visits to the centre, with religious architecture and local collections. Orange railway station, 500 m away, serves the town by train. A car offers more freedom for exploring the villages, wine estates and landscapes of Vaucluse. The area is also connected to the Rhône Valley's road network.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in town and trips to the vineyards, when temperatures are often milder. Summer days are hot, so you can visit early before heading to a garden or terrace. A day in Orange can combine the Ancient Theatre, the streets of the centre and a visit to the museum; you can then make several stops in the region to discover Provençal landscapes and nearby villages. The railway station makes it possible to visit the town without a car, while trips to the countryside are easier by car.