Longo Mai

The six categories range from the Single Room, for one person, to double, triple and quadruple rooms. Room sizes range from 13 to 30 m². Each room has a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The Single Room and Double Room offer practical layouts for stays of one or two people.

For more space, the Triple Room measures 22 m² and has a balcony, terrace and garden view. The Quadruple Room offers 27 m², a private entrance and a terrace with a garden view. Another Double Room has a terrace and garden view; the largest Double Room stands out for its 30 m² and bathtub. Bed configurations vary by category.

Longo Mai has a restaurant and café on site, with children's menus and special diet menus available on request. Breakfast can be served in your room. Fruit, wine and champagne are also among the dining options. Outside, guests have access to a garden, terrace and picnic area with outdoor furniture.

Free public parking is available on site, with spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. The hotel offers bicycle hire and outdoor activities, including walking tours, cycling, hiking and windsurfing. The rooms have a private bathroom, free toiletries and a hairdryer; they are also equipped with a TV. Packed lunches, a wake-up service and daily housekeeping complete the facilities.

Le Sambuc is a village in the Camargue, in the Rhône delta, amid a landscape of plains, marshes and farmland. Local life is connected to these open spaces and their rural traditions. The area suits travellers who want to explore nature on foot or by bicycle, watch birds and discover the delta's villages rather than stay in a large city. Roads cross vast landscapes where water and reed beds shape the character of the area.

The Vigueirat Marshes Nature Reserve, 4.1 km away, protects wetlands and offers a place to walk and observe wildlife. Marais du Verdier is 910 m away. Arles, 24 km away, has Roman monuments, including its amphitheatre, as well as ancient remains and historic streets. The Camargue is easier to explore by car; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 33 km away. Cycling trips let you explore the surrounding area at a relaxed pace.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often milder for walking in the marshes; bird migrations make these seasons especially interesting for birdwatching. Summer brings heat and sunshine, but outdoor activities are better suited to early morning and late afternoon. You can spend a day in Arles and set aside another for the paths and natural areas around Le Sambuc. To explore more of the delta, plan to drive between its villages, marshes and visitor attractions.