Maison de charme d'Arles

The three rooms are double rooms for two people, all equipped with air conditioning. They have different views and sizes, so you can choose between a room overlooking the garden and inner courtyard or one facing the city. Two rooms overlook the garden; they measure 22 and 30 m² respectively. The smaller of the two has a terrace, while the other offers more space.

The third room measures 16 m² and faces the city. All three rooms have a private bathroom and a double bed. The toilets are shared; for the room with a city view, they are outside the room. Amenities include bed linen, a hairdryer and a shower or bathtub. Some rooms are accessible only by stairs.

The house has a garden and an outdoor dining area, as well as a shared lounge arranged as a relaxation and TV area. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house. The rooms have air conditioning; heating and parquet flooring are also among the indoor amenities. Continental breakfast is served on site. Guests can also use the shared kitchen, washing machine and tumble dryer.

The rooms have a private bathroom, a hairdryer, towels and bed linen. Depending on the room, you will have a view of the garden, inner courtyard or city; one room has a terrace. Ironing facilities, including an iron, are available. The toilets are shared. Some rooms are accessible only by stairs. The property also has a smoking area and uses access keys. These spaces bring together the house's amenities and those provided in the rooms.

Arles is a Provençal city crossed by the Rhône, known for its Roman monuments, medieval heritage and surrounding landscapes. You can explore the historic centre on foot, following a network of narrow streets, squares and old façades. History enthusiasts will find ancient remains, while the museums and places associated with Vincent van Gogh offer other points of reference for exploring the city. The quays and squares provide places to pause between visits.

The Arles Amphitheatre, a Roman amphitheatre that remains part of the cityscape, is about 450 m away. The Cryptoporticus, underground galleries beneath the former forum, is also nearby. The Musée Arlaten presents Provençal traditions and culture, while Espace Van Gogh occupies the former hospital where the painter stayed. Arles railway station is 1.1 km away; the main sites are easily reached on foot from the centre. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 18 km away.

You can start the day with the ancient remains, then continue to the museums and the narrow streets of the centre. In summer, Les Rencontres d’Arles attracts photography enthusiasts and brings various exhibition venues across the city to life. The Mediterranean climate makes outdoor visits pleasant in spring and autumn, while summer days are often hot. For an excursion, the Camargue offers marshes, lagoons and open landscapes; allow time for travel outside the city centre.