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The hotel offers a Classic Double Room measuring 11 m², for two guests. It is located on the ground or first floor. Its facilities include air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi is available free of charge in the rooms.

The bathroom has a shower or bath, a toilet, a hairdryer and free toiletries. The room also has a desk and a safe, including one suitable for a laptop. The bedding can be arranged as one double bed or two single beds. This is the only room category listed in the hotel’s room information, so it suits travellers looking for a compact double room with essential facilities.

The garden and terraces provide outdoor spaces where you can relax throughout the day. The on-site restaurant, bar and café offer places to enjoy a meal or a drink. Breakfast is served buffet-style; children’s menus and menus for special diets are available on request. The hotel has two restaurants and can prepare packed lunches.

Free private parking is available on site, including spaces for guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. Activities listed for the surrounding area include hiking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing and fishing. The rooms are air-conditioned and non-smoking; the hotel also has accessibility facilities, including a low washbasin and raised toilet. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge.

Albaron is a village in the Camargue, set in an open plain with wide horizons and landscapes shaped by water, farming and livestock. Life here moves at a more rural pace than in the nearby towns. The region attracts travellers who want to observe natural habitats, discover local traditions and combine cycling with visits to places of heritage. The village has a church and local amenities on the scale of a small commune.

La Maison du Riz, 1.7 km away, showcases rice cultivation, closely tied to the land of the Camargue. The Musée de la Camargue and the Camargue Regional Natural Park, both 4.5 km away, offer more insight into the region’s landscapes, wildlife and human activities. Arles adds Roman amphitheatres, old streets and monuments to your itinerary. A car makes it easier to travel between villages, natural sites and attractions; Arles railway station serves the city and its surroundings.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks when temperatures are milder. In summer, plan outings for early morning or late afternoon, particularly on exposed paths. You could start the day by exploring the heritage of Arles, continue with a visit focused on rice or Camargue traditions, and end with a walk through the region’s landscapes. Nature lovers can take their time exploring the protected areas and their trails.