LES MAISONS DU PATY

LES MAISONS DU PATY offers four accommodation options: two four-bedroom houses, a compact holiday home and a one-bedroom house. The two larger houses offer several sleeping areas and private bathrooms; they also have a kitchen, living room and terrace. The 130 m² house can accommodate eight people, while the 110 m² house has a maximum capacity of nine.

The two smaller properties are suited to couples. The 18 m² holiday home has a kitchenette and terrace. The one-bedroom house is more spacious at 50 m² and has a kitchen, living room and garden view. Air conditioning and a private bathroom are among the facilities in the accommodation. Terraces, views of the garden or pool, and kitchen facilities vary from house to house.

Outdoor spaces are a prominent feature at LES MAISONS DU PATY: the garden, terraces and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the sunny weather. A private pool, sun loungers and parasols complete the setting. You can also arrange an outdoor meal and use the barbecue. The outdoor pool is heated and has a shallow end.

The houses have practical cooking facilities, including a hob, fridge, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. A restaurant serving French dishes is on site; there is also a snack bar and children's menus. Free private parking is available nearby. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. Activities listed among the facilities include walking tours, horse riding, canoeing and table tennis. Luggage storage is also available.

Le Paty de la Trinité lies in the open landscape of the Camargue, among marshes, lagoons and farmland. This rural area suits travellers who want to explore the delta’s wide-open spaces and visit Arles without staying in the town centre. The region is known for its wetlands, birds and traditions associated with raising bulls and horses.

Pont de Gau Ornithological Park, 11 km away, offers trails where you can observe Camargue birds. The Arles Amphitheatre, 17 km away, reflects the town’s Roman history and also hosts events. Château d’Avignon is 5.2 km away; its grounds let you discover a historic residence in a leafy setting. The Camargue Museum, 6.9 km away, presents the delta’s landscapes and ways of life. Arles railway station connects the town to the regional rail network.

A car makes it easier to travel between the villages, natural areas and cultural sites, which are often spread across the delta. Temperatures are generally milder in spring and autumn, making these seasons suitable for walks and birdwatching. Summer brings long days for enjoying the pool and Camargue beaches, although the heat can be intense. You can combine a morning visit to Arles with an afternoon outing in the marshes or at the ornithological park.