La Maison de Fabienne

La Maison de Fabienne offers a 20 m² Double Room with Private Bathroom, arranged for two people. It has one extra-large double bed and a private bathroom. The seating area provides a place to relax in the room, while the private entrance leads to a patio and terrace. The room overlooks the inner courtyard, setting it apart from rooms facing the street.

The bathroom includes a shower or bath, a hairdryer, slippers and a bathrobe. Toiletries, bed linen and towels are provided. The room also has an additional toilet, a dressing room and a socket near the bed. The patio and terrace extend the living space outdoors, bringing together a seating area, a private bathroom and direct access to these outdoor spaces.

La Maison de Fabienne has a patio and a terrace furnished with outdoor furniture. The sun terrace provides a place to sit outside, while the patio extends the room’s living space. Body and back massages are available, as are cooking classes. Wi-Fi is free throughout the house. Free public parking is available nearby.

The room is equipped with air conditioning, a fan, heating and a mosquito net. The accommodation is on the ground floor and is wheelchair accessible. Breakfast is served on site and can be continental, vegetarian or à la carte. Wine and champagne are among the food and drink options. A private entrance and access keys add to the practical amenities, while tiled or marble floors feature in the interiors.

Tarascon is a Provençal town in Bouches-du-Rhône, on the left bank of the Rhône, opposite Beaucaire. Its old town retains a landscape of narrow streets, squares and historic façades dominated by the medieval castle. The town is easy to explore on foot: you can wander from the shopping streets to the monuments, amid the atmosphere of a small southern French town rather than a seaside resort. History and heritage enthusiasts will find plenty to see over several hours.

Château du Roi René, 140 m away, recalls Tarascon’s strategic role on the river. Collégiale Royale Sainte-Marthe, 80 m away, is another major landmark in the centre; the Souleïado Textile Museum presents the history of Provençal printed fabrics. Tarascon railway station is 550 m away, making it convenient to reach the town without a car. Arles and its Roman monuments, including the amphitheatre, make for a popular excursion nearby. Across the Rhône, Beaucaire offers another perspective on the river’s heritage.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for walking the streets and visiting museums. In summer, it is best to plan walks for early morning or late afternoon, then take a break in the shade. Tarascon can also serve as a base for exploring the landscapes of the Alpilles and the Camargue; plan your journeys according to the places you choose to visit. A well-balanced day could begin with the castle and collegiate church, continue through the old town and end with a trip to Arles.