Maison d'Hôtes Les Variétés

The five accommodation units each have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The two double rooms, measuring 17 and 18 m², each have a kitchenette and overlook either the inner courtyard or the town. The 29 m² duplex room has an urban view and can accommodate three people. The two suites offer more space, measuring 43 and 48 m², and each has a kitchenette.

The Deluxe Suite stands out for its terrace and patio, while the Standard Suite has a separate seating area. Several units have a hob, a refrigerator and kitchenware for preparing meals. The rooms also have a coffee machine; those with a kitchenette also include a dining area. Each unit has distinctive decor inspired by Frédéric Mistral, Provence or Vincent Van Gogh.

The house has a terrace and a café on site. Continental breakfast can be served in your room, and the accommodation units have a kettle or a coffee machine. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs; air conditioning, heating and soundproofing are also available.

For getting around the area, facilities include an electric vehicle charging station and on-street parking spaces. Public parking is nearby and may incur an additional charge. A parking space accessible to guests with reduced mobility is also available. Outdoor enthusiasts can go hiking and cycling. Housekeeping is provided daily. Indoor facilities include a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a refrigerator, an electric kettle and a coffee machine. The bathrooms have a shower, towels, bed linen and free toiletries.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a small Provençal town in the Alpilles, with old lanes, café-lined squares and pale stone façades. The centre is easy to explore on foot, with shops, markets and historic sights. The town is also associated with Vincent van Gogh’s stay in the region and the ancient history of Glanum. It will appeal to visitors looking to combine town walks, cultural visits and excursions into the Provençal countryside.

Porte Saint-Paul marks the entrance to the old town, where the collegiate church of Saint-Martin and several museums make for peaceful stops. Musée Estrine displays art collections and an area dedicated to Van Gogh; Musée des Alpilles explores local history and traditions. Outside the town, the ancient site of Glanum and Les Antiques offer a chance to discover Roman remains. The Alpilles trails provide walking and cycling routes through landscapes of scrubland and limestone hills. Tarascon railway station is 14 km away and Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 32 km away; a car makes it easier to explore the region.

The market in Place de la République is a good opportunity to sample Provençal produce and take time to explore the town centre’s streets. Spring and autumn days are well suited to walking and hiking, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, it is best to plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon. You can spend a day exploring Saint-Rémy’s lanes and museums, then visit the site of Glanum or go for a walk in the Alpilles.