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The two room categories are the Double Room and the Triple Room. Both have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. Their windows overlook the garden, swimming pool or inner courtyard; some rooms also have a balcony, patio or terrace. Bathrooms have a shower or bath, toiletries and a hairdryer.

The Double Room measures 15 m² and has a double bed. The Triple Room offers 23 m² and combines a double bed with a single bed. Both categories share amenities such as a desk, kettle and soundproofing, but differ in floor area and bed layout. Views of the outdoor areas offer another welcome difference depending on the room you choose. These descriptions should help you find an air-conditioned room with a private bathroom, whether you prefer a more compact layout or more space.

The seasonal outdoor swimming pool is accompanied by a garden, a sun terrace and outdoor furniture. Sun loungers and parasols are provided around the pool, which also has a shallow end and a fence. The patio and balcony extend the places where you can relax. Free private parking is available on site, with indoor spaces and access for guests with reduced mobility.

The restaurant, bar and on-site café offer several options for meals and breaks. Breakfast is served as a continental or buffet option; children's menus and menus for specific dietary requirements are available on request. The garden and outdoor areas are also good places to unwind after a walk or a cycling trip. Luggage storage, daily housekeeping and laundry services round out the facilities. Packed lunches, board games and baby safety gates are also available.

Fontvieille is a Provençal village in the Alpilles, between the garrigue landscapes and the plain leading towards Arles. You can explore its centre on foot, following its streets and traces of a history shaped by mills and stone. The rural setting appeals to travellers who want to combine heritage, walks and stops in several villages in Provence. The natural areas of the Alpilles offer another side of the region, with trails through pine forests, olive groves and limestone hills.

In Fontvieille, the Tour and La Vieille Font are among the village's landmarks. The Vélorail des Alpilles offers a trip along a former railway line, while the Château de Montauban recalls local history. Arles, about 7 km away, has a remarkable Roman heritage: its amphitheatre and ancient theatre make it easy to spend a day visiting monuments and museums. Montmajour Abbey, 6 km away, is a medieval monastic complex north-east of Arles. Fontvieille train station is 350 m away; a car is useful for exploring the surrounding area and the villages of the Alpilles.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, when milder temperatures make it more comfortable to explore the trails and visit Arles. In summer, sunny days invite you to combine morning outings with a break by the pool during the hottest hours. You could spend the morning in the village, have lunch in Fontvieille, then head to Arles to discover its ancient remains. For a nature-focused outing, the trails of the Alpilles offer walking routes and views of the Provençal hills. The area lends itself to a flexible pace, with cultural visits, village discoveries and time in the garden.