Lodge Sainte Helene Adult only

Le Lodge Sainte Helene Adult only offers four types of accommodation, all for two people: two Superior Double Rooms, a Superior Caravan and a King Room accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Sizes range from 25 to 27 m². Each room has lake views, air conditioning and a private bathroom. A balcony and a terrace feature among the shared amenities across the categories, along with a coffee machine and a minibar.

The main differences are in the bathrooms: the first Superior Double Room has a bathtub, while the second has a shower. The caravan stands out for its layout and soundproofing; it has a shower, and a cot can be provided for a child up to 12 months old. The room accessible to guests with reduced mobility has a private entrance and a walk-in shower. All categories have an extra-large double bed.

The outdoor spaces include a garden, outdoor furniture, a balcony and a sun terrace. Sun loungers and parasols are also available, while massage treatments include body, head, foot, neck and back massages. The hotel organises activities centred on local culture and offers walking and cycling tours, as well as horse riding, hiking, canoeing and fishing.

Bicycle hire lets you explore the surrounding area at your own pace. Indoors, a bar, a minibar and a tea/coffee maker are available; breakfast can be served in your room. Guests can also use luggage storage and concierge services. The car park has an adapted access area for guests with reduced mobility. The property is adults-only and provides facilities for disabled guests.

Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer lies in the Rhône delta, in the Camargue, among marshes, lagoons and the Mediterranean coast. This village in the south of France is known for its church, Camargue traditions and the open landscapes around it. Flamingos, horses and bulls are part of the region’s identity, where roads cross low-lying land and natural areas. The Lodge is away from the central streets, in an area where you can enjoy the peace and views over the water.

The centre is home to Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer Church, the bullring and a Provençal market. The Pont de Gau Ornithological Park lets you observe birds in their natural habitat along paths through the marshes. The coastal beaches offer another way to explore the area, with swimming and long walks. The village’s main sights are around 2 km away, and the ornithological park is 2.7 km away. A car makes it easier to reach the natural areas and nearby villages; free private parking is available at the hotel.

The Camargue is worth exploring in every season, but spring days and the late-season period are especially suited to walks and birdwatching. In summer, the heat makes it a good idea to plan outings for early morning or late afternoon before enjoying the seaside. You could spend a day visiting the village market and church, then take a trip to the ornithological park or along the paths around the lagoons. Outdoor enthusiasts can also go hiking, cycling, fishing or horse riding, depending on their preferences.