Le Fangassier

Le Fangassier offers double rooms, twin rooms and a triple room, ranging from 14 to 20 m². All have a private bathroom; the rooms are air-conditioned, and several include a flat-screen TV. Configurations vary according to the number and type of beds, including a triple room with one single bed and one double bed.

Some rooms stand out for their balcony, terrace or accessible facilities for guests with reduced mobility. The Double Room with Balcony overlooks the inner courtyard, while rooms with a terrace have a private outdoor space; one of them also has a refrigerator. The accessible room has a large bathroom adapted for wheelchair access. The attic and economy rooms offer other options, particularly for guests looking for a simple layout. Some rooms on the upper floors are accessible only by stairs.

The rooms at Le Fangassier have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Depending on the room type, you will find a shower or a bath, as well as a hairdryer, towels and bed linen. A TV is available in the rooms, and internet access is free in them. The property also offers facilities for guests with disabilities, including visual aids in Braille and toilets with grab rails.

The outdoor areas include outdoor furniture and a sun terrace. Housekeeping is provided daily, and private check-in and check-out are available. There is a café on site. Bathroom facilities also include a toilet, a wardrobe or clothes rack and a socket near the bed. The rooms are non-smoking; heating and air conditioning add to the comforts. The hotel has no parking, and free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms.

Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer is a village on the Camargue coast, between the Rhône delta, the lagoons and the Mediterranean. Le Fangassier is in the town, where you can move between village life, beaches and wide-open natural spaces. The atmosphere combines Provençal traditions, coastal scenery and the horses and birds that characterise the region. The destination suits both beach holidays and travellers keen to explore the Camargue.

The centre has attractions within walking distance, including Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer Church, recognisable by its fortified architecture, and the bullring, where Camargue culture remains very much alive. The Musée des Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer offers an insight into local history. Several beaches line the village; Amphora Beach is 350 m away. To watch birds in the marshes and reed beds, you can drive to the Parc ornithologique de Pont de Gau. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport and Montpellier Méditerranée Airport are 32 km and 38 km away, respectively.

The Camargue is best explored at a leisurely pace, stopping at viewing points and following roads through marshes, lagoons and pastures. Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, when temperatures are milder; summer attracts more visitors and is a good time to alternate between the beach and early-morning outings. A day might begin in the village, continue with a walk along the coast, then end with birdwatching at Pont de Gau. Plan to have a car to explore the scenery and attractions further from the centre.