La Villa du Sud, Arles Camargue

La Villa du Sud, Arles Camargue is rented as a whole: guests have a 110 m² villa with three bedrooms that can accommodate up to six people. This layout suits families and groups of friends who want to share a house while having separate sleeping areas. All three bedrooms have double beds.

The villa has two bathrooms, with a bath and a shower, as well as an additional toilet. The kitchen includes a dishwasher, a fridge, an oven, a hob, a microwave and a coffee machine. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV complete the facilities. The terrace overlooking the garden, private entrance and barbecue set this house apart from a simple hotel room.

La Villa du Sud, Arles Camargue brings together the facilities of a detached house for a stay with family or friends. The garden, outdoor furniture and outdoor dining area offer several places to enjoy the terrace. A barbecue is also available. The property has air conditioning and heating, as well as a private entrance.

The kitchen is equipped with a hob, an oven, a toaster, a fridge, a dishwasher and a microwave. A coffee machine, an electric kettle and kitchenware complete the space. The washing machine, bed linen and ironing facilities meet the needs of a stay lasting several days. Inside, you’ll find a seating area, a flat-screen TV, and board games or puzzles for children. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property; free private parking is available on site.

Arles is in the south of Provence, between the Rhône and the expanses of the Camargue. La Villa du Sud, Arles Camargue is in the Pont-de-Crau area, in a residential setting east of the historic centre. The city combines old streets, lively squares and grand Roman monuments; its size makes it easy to combine cultural visits with walks along the river. The landscape changes quickly as you leave the city, with the marshes, canals and open land of the Camargue.

The Arles Amphitheatre, which still hosts events, is 2.4 km away. The archaeological site of Alyscamps, an ancient tree-lined necropolis, offers another historic walk. In the centre, the Cryptoporticus and Roman remains shed light on the history of ancient Arelate. Arles train station, 2.9 km away, connects the city to the regional rail network. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 20 km away according to the proximity information; a car is useful for exploring the surrounding villages and natural areas.

For a day in the city, you can spend the morning visiting ancient monuments, then explore the streets and museums before settling down in a square in the late afternoon. Nature lovers can continue towards the marshes and protected landscapes of the Camargue, on foot or by bike along suitable routes. Spring and autumn bring pleasant temperatures for sightseeing and walks. In summer, plan outdoor activities for early in the day and save the hottest hours for museums or a break at the villa.