Le petit hotel

Le petit hotel offers a 20 m² Double Room, designed for two guests. It has a large double bed and a private bathroom. Air conditioning lets you adjust the room temperature, while the flat-screen TV provides entertainment when you want to relax. The room also has a view, although its orientation and the scenery are not specified here. The category name is straightforward: it is a double room with a layout suited to a stay for two.

The main facilities in this room are a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. It has a large double bed. With its 20 m² of space and capacity for two guests, it is the only room category offered at Le petit hotel. You have a private space combining a double bed, a bathroom and a view.

Le petit hotel has several outdoor spaces: a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture, including a sun terrace. The heated outdoor pool is open seasonally; sun loungers and pool or beach towels are also available. For relaxation, the hotel offers full-body, back, foot and head massages, as well as couples’ massages. An on-site café, a bar and special-diet menus on request round out the dining options.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Parking options include valet parking, street parking and accessible parking. Practical services include luggage storage, a concierge, private check-in and express check-out. Families have access to an indoor play area and board games. Bicycle hire, room service, daily housekeeping and laundry are also among the facilities and services available.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a Provençal town in the Alpilles, with an old centre of narrow streets, shady squares and stone façades. You can stroll through the streets, explore the markets and museums, or take your time over lunch on a terrace. The town remains lively all year round, while the landscapes of the Alpilles begin on its outskirts.

The Musée des Alpilles presents the history and traditions of the area; the Musée Estrine is devoted to art and houses an interpretation centre about Vincent van Gogh. The Maison Natale de Nostradamus recalls the birth of the famous astrologer in the town. You can also visit the ruins of Glanum and the Plateau des Antiques, where remarkable Roman monuments stand. Saint-Martin Collegiate Church and the Porte de l’Aure are landmarks along walks through the old centre. The railway stations in Tarascon and Fontvieille serve the surrounding area, while Nîmes and Marseille airports provide air connections; a car makes it easier to explore nearby villages and landscapes.

In spring and autumn, pleasant temperatures are well suited to walking tours and outings in the Alpilles. Summer brings more heat and activity, so it is best to plan walks for early morning or late afternoon. You can start the day among Saint-Rémy’s narrow streets and museums, then continue to the ancient sites or take a walk in the hills. In late June and July, the region’s lavender fields offer a seasonal excursion.