Le Clos des Consuls

Le Clos des Consuls offers two types of accommodation, both air-conditioned and with a private bathroom with a shower. The Queen Room with Garden View measures 17 m² and sleeps two people. It includes a coffee machine, a flat-screen TV and windows overlooking the garden and the city. Soundproofing and parquet flooring complete the room.

The Two-Bedroom Suite offers 23 m² of space and can accommodate up to four people. It comprises two bedrooms, each with a double bed, and has a seating area with a sofa and a flat-screen TV. It also overlooks the garden and the city. This layout lets you share the same accommodation while keeping two separate bedrooms. Both room types have a shower, toilet and hairdryer in their private bathroom. The double room also includes a coffee machine, while the suite stands out for its seating area with a sofa and its two bedrooms.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing are among the indoor amenities; parquet flooring is a shared feature of the accommodation. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only, which is useful to know when choosing a room based on your mobility needs.

The private bathrooms include a shower, toilet, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer. The rooms also have a flat-screen TV; one has a coffee machine, and the suite includes a seating area. A continental breakfast is served on site. Keys provide access to the property. There is no parking. All the amenities described here relate to the comfort of the rooms and services available in the property, with no additional outdoor facilities.

Tarascon is a Provençal town in Bouches-du-Rhône, on the left bank of the Rhône, opposite Beaucaire. Its old town has narrow streets, historic gates and stone buildings clustered around the Château du Roi René. It has the feel of a small heritage town, between the river landscape and the cultural routes of Provence. Rue Blanqui offers a way to explore several central sights on foot.

The Château du Roi René, a medieval fortress overlooking the Rhône, is one of Tarascon's main landmarks. The Souleïado Museum of Fabrics presents the history of Provençal textiles, while the Museum of Art and History adds to the exploration of local heritage. The Saint-Jean and de la Condamine gates are reminders of the town's former defences. Tarascon railway station, 350 m away, makes train travel convenient; the Arles Arena is 14 km away. Across the Rhône, Beaucaire also has an old town and a medieval castle.

Tarascon is well suited to a walk between the castle, museums and streets of the town centre, before continuing to Arles to explore its ancient monuments. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often favourable for walking tours and excursions in the region. Summer brings a livelier atmosphere and hot days, so it is best to plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon. You can also spend a day in Avignon exploring its heritage, then return to Tarascon for a more relaxed pace.