la Maison Molière

At La Maison Molière, each of the five rooms accommodates two people. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, soundproofed walls and a desk. Room sizes range from 18 to 42 m². Four rooms have a large double bed, while one offers two single beds.

The 42 m² room has a bathtub and a shower; the 34 m² room overlooks the inner courtyard and also has both. The Superior room, measuring 32 m², offers a view of a quiet street and access to the executive lounge. The other two rooms measure 25 and 18 m². Depending on the room, the bathroom has a shower, a bathtub or both. Free toiletries, a hairdryer and towels are provided. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

La Maison Molière provides free Wi-Fi throughout the guest house. The rooms are air-conditioned and include a flat-screen TV, a desk and a private bathroom. Depending on the room, the bathroom has a shower, a bathtub or both. Free toiletries, a hairdryer, bed linen and towels are provided. The rooms are also soundproofed.

The guest house has a terrace for outdoor use. Guests can also access the executive lounge. Breakfast is continental, with vegetarian and vegan options. Room amenities also include a wardrobe or dressing room and a socket near the bed. The guest house does not have parking. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only; facilities for guests with hearing impairments are available.

Arles unfolds its old lanes between Roman remains, Provençal squares and the banks of the Rhône. La Maison Molière is in the city centre, in a neighbourhood where stone façades and narrow passages accompany your walks. Arles appeals to history, photography and art enthusiasts, as well as travellers who want to explore a compact city on foot.

Espace Van Gogh, housed in the former Hôtel-Dieu, recalls the painter's stay in Arles; it is 140 m away. Musée Arlaten showcases the traditions and culture of Provence, 240 m away. The Cryptoporticus, Roman underground galleries beneath the former forum, is 330 m away. The Arena, an ancient amphitheatre still connected to local cultural life, is 650 m away. Arles railway station serves the city by train and makes it possible to continue your journey without a car; the guest house has no parking.

You can start the day with a visit to the ancient remains before heading to the museums and squares in the centre. In spring, the streets come alive with festivals and events; summer attracts visitors and photography enthusiasts. For a change of scenery, the landscapes of the Camargue offer marshes, lagoons and birdwatching. Allow time to wander between the monuments, take a break in a shady square and end the day by the Rhône. Arles is worth visiting in every season, with a different atmosphere depending on the cultural calendar and Provençal light.