Le Terminus

Le Terminus offers five room categories: single, double, twin, triple and family. The rooms range from 15 to 25 m² and all have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The single room sleeps one person, while the double and twin rooms are for two guests. The triple room sleeps three, and the family room sleeps four.

The single and double rooms overlook the town, as does the twin room. The triple room has views of both the town and the inner courtyard. The more spacious family room overlooks the courtyard and stands out for its bathtub. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs. Bed arrangements vary by category: a single bed, a double bed, or a combination of single and double beds.

Le Terminus has several places to eat and relax: a restaurant, a bar, a snack bar and an on-site café. A continental or à la carte breakfast is included with the rooms. Fruit and wine or champagne are also available. The terrace and outdoor furniture provide space to enjoy the fresh air.

To help you get around, the hotel offers a shuttle service and bicycle hire. Cycling tours, walking tours and activities relating to local culture provide further ways to explore. Concerts, film nights, themed dinners and pub crawls are also among the activities on offer. Free public parking is available nearby, and there is an electric vehicle charging point on the street. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms, which also have flat-screen TVs.

Tarascon is a town in Bouches-du-Rhône, on the left bank of the Rhône, in a Provençal landscape shaped by the river and historic buildings. You can explore its old centre on foot, among narrow streets, historic gates, old houses and monuments. The town appeals to travellers interested in heritage and journeys between Provence and the Camargue; Beaucaire is on the opposite bank of the Rhône.

Château du Roi René dominates the historic centre and offers an insight into Tarascon’s medieval history. The Collégiale Royale Sainte-Marthe is another landmark, with its religious architecture and connection to local tradition. Musée d'Art et d'Histoire and the Souleïado textile museum round out a visit focused on the region’s collections and crafts. Tarascon railway station is 150 m from the hotel. For a longer excursion, Arles Amphitheatre is 14 km away; this ancient monument bears witness to the city’s Roman history.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks through historic centres, when temperatures are generally milder. In summer, you can visit the monuments early in the day, then take time to explore the streets and museums. You could spend a day in Tarascon and Beaucaire, then continue to Arles to see its Roman remains. The railway station makes it easy to get around without a car, while free public parking is available near the hotel. The surrounding area also lets you vary your itinerary between urban heritage, Rhône landscapes and Provençal villages.