Logis Hôtel de Provence

The rooms at Logis Hôtel de Provence are available in five categories, from the Small Single Room to the double rooms and a Triple Room that accommodates three people. They range in size from 12 to 23 m². The double rooms and the triple room have a private bathroom; this is not listed among the features of the Small Single Room. Air conditioning, soundproofing and a flat-screen TV are common to the different categories.

Depending on the room you choose, you will find a double bed, two single beds or a combination of a double bed and a single bed. The Triple Room stands out for its bath and greater capacity. The double rooms have an electric kettle, as does the Small Single Room. The 20 m² categories offer more space than the 15 m² Double Room, while the Triple Room is the largest at 23 m².

Logis Hôtel de Provence brings together several spaces to make your stay in Orange more enjoyable. In season, the rooftop outdoor swimming pool offers a place to cool off and enjoy the sun. The garden, outdoor furniture areas and terraces, including a sun terrace, also provide places to take a break. Free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the hotel.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar offer a range of dining options. Children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request; breakfast can be served in your room. The accommodation includes tea and coffee-making facilities, handy for preparing a drink. Sun loungers and parasols complete the outdoor facilities. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge, and pet bowls are provided. The hotel does not have parking.

Orange is a town in Vaucluse, Provence, where Roman remains stand alongside the streets of a lively historic centre. Its heritage and shaded squares are easy to explore on foot; the town suits visitors interested in archaeology, history and trips through Provençal landscapes. The terraces and narrow streets of the centre invite you to alternate sightseeing with breaks, while the surrounding area offers vineyards and villages to explore by car.

The Ancient Theatre of Orange, famous for its remarkably well-preserved stage wall, is 800 m away. The Museum of Art and History offers a chance to complement your visit with collections related to the town’s past. Notre-Dame Cathedral and the remains of the Château des Nassau are also landmarks in the historic centre. Orange railway station is 50 m from the hotel, making it convenient to arrive by train and get around town without a car. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 51 km away; a car is useful for exploring the Provençal sights around Orange.

The town can be visited in any season, with pleasant spring and autumn days for exploring the centre and ancient sites. In summer, performances by the Chorégies d’Orange give opera a special place at the Ancient Theatre; daytime sightseeing pairs well with a break in the shade. A trip to the vineyards of the Rhône Valley lets you discover the wine-growing landscapes, while the villages and markets of Vaucluse offer a glimpse of Provençal life. Wear comfortable shoes to explore the old streets and monuments.