Le petit Versailles

Le petit Versailles is rented as a whole: the 40 m² house has one bedroom, a seating area and a kitchen, with a maximum capacity of four people. Sleeping arrangements include a double bed in the bedroom and a sofa bed in the living room. This layout is particularly suitable for a couple or a small family looking to share a living space while keeping a separate bedroom.

The kitchen is equipped with an oven, fridge, microwave, hob, kitchenware, kettle and coffee machine. The bathroom has a shower or bath, a toilet and a hairdryer. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV complete the amenities. The windows overlook the garden and inner courtyard, and a terrace provides outdoor space.

Le petit Versailles has a garden and a terrace furnished with outdoor furniture, where you can enjoy some time outside throughout the day. The self-contained accommodation is on the ground floor and has air conditioning. The kitchen is equipped with a hob, oven, toaster, fridge, microwave and kitchenware. A coffee machine and electric kettle complete the kitchen amenities.

The dining area and outdoor furniture let you choose between eating inside and on the terrace. A washing machine, bed linen, towels and ironing equipment are also available. The living area has a flat-screen TV. Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Pets are welcome at no extra charge. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. Board games, books and child safety equipment complete the facilities.

Arles lies in the south of Provence, on the banks of the Rhône and at the edge of the Camargue. Its old town combines narrow lanes, shady squares and monuments dating back to Roman times. From the neighbourhood around the accommodation, you can walk to the central streets and then return to the peace and quiet of a garden and terrace. The city appeals both to history enthusiasts and to travellers drawn to photography, the landscapes of the delta and the Provençal light.

The Ancient Theatre and Arles Amphitheatre bear witness to the city’s importance in antiquity; you can visit them on a stroll through the centre. Musée Réattu houses art collections in a former priory, while Musée Arlaten explores the traditions of Provence. Arles railway station is within walking distance of the accommodation. For a change of scenery, the Rhône runs through the city, and the open landscapes of the Camargue, with their marshes, birds and wide horizons, are accessible by car.

Spring and autumn are well suited to sightseeing on foot, with milder temperatures often making it more pleasant to visit the monuments and museums. In summer, the light and long evenings invite you to extend your walks outdoors; take water and rest during the hottest hours. You can combine a day exploring the old town with an outing to the natural areas of the Camargue. Photography enthusiasts will find a variety of subjects in the streets, along the quays and in the landscapes of the delta, whose colours change with the seasons.