Les Trois Voiles

The hotel’s three room categories are designed for two people and each measures 22 or 25 m², with air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The Standard Double Room offers essential amenities, with soundproofed walls and a large double bed. The Superior Double Room adds a coffee machine and has five more square metres than the Standard.

The Deluxe Room has the same 25 m² of space and coffee machine as the Superior category, but stands out for its balcony overlooking a quiet street. Bathrooms have a shower or a bath; the descriptions of the Superior and Deluxe categories also mention a hairdryer. Each of the three rooms has a large double bed. The main differences are therefore the floor space and the amenities specific to each category, particularly the Deluxe’s balcony.

Les Trois Voiles has several spaces for dining and relaxing: a restaurant, bar, snack bar and on-site café. Breakfast is served as a buffet, with options including continental and full English or Irish choices. Children’s menus and menus for specific dietary requirements are available on request; fruit and wine or champagne are also offered.

A sun terrace adds to the communal areas. You can hire a bicycle or choose from activities in the region, including hiking, walking, cycling, canoeing and water sports. The hotel also has a children’s playground. Parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility include a low washbasin, raised toilet and grab rails. The bar and restaurant offer options for different times of day.

Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône lies at the edge of the Rhône delta, amid Camargue landscapes of river channels, lagoons, salt marshes and wetlands. The commune’s life is linked to its port and the sea, giving it a different atmosphere from the inland villages of Provence. Visitors come for the coast, wide-open spaces and outdoor activities, particularly cycling and time on the water. The beaches and open landscapes give the area a maritime character, while its natural habitats attract birdwatchers and photographers.

Plage Olga is 2.4 km away and Plage Napoléon is 4.6 km away. The latter stretches along the Camargue coast and offers a vast expanse of sand. The Domaine de la Palissade, 1.6 km away, is a chance to discover the delta’s protected landscapes and observe wildlife throughout the seasons. In the commune, Église Saint-Louis and the gardens of La Tour offer shorter stops between excursions. A car makes it easier to travel between beaches, natural areas and nearby villages; cycling is a good option for exploring the surrounding area.

For a day out, you can spend the morning walking through the delta landscapes, then head to the coast to enjoy the beach. The warmer months are ideal for swimming and water sports, while spring and autumn bring milder temperatures for walking or birdwatching. Wind and sunshine can quickly change conditions on the coast, so bring suitable protection when heading outdoors. Routes through marshes, lagoons and coastal areas offer a variety of discoveries without leaving the Camargue region.