Maison Mirabeau

La Maison Mirabeau comprises a two-bedroom house designed to accommodate up to four people in 55 m² of private space. Each bedroom has a double bed. The bathroom is fitted with a shower or a bath. This layout suits families or two couples who want to stay at the same address while having separate sleeping areas.

The living area combines a seating area and an equipped kitchen with a fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave and kettle. A coffee machine and dining table complete the facilities. The flat-screen TV is there for relaxing, while the washing machine is useful for stays of several nights. The terrace extends the living space outdoors, and the garden offers another place to sit. Bed linen and towels are provided.

The kitchen lets you prepare meals at the property, with a hob, oven, microwave and toaster. You also have a fridge, dishwasher, electric kettle and coffee machine. A dining table and an outdoor dining area offer two ways to share meals, indoors or on the terrace. Outdoor furniture makes this garden space comfortable.

For relaxing, the house has a seating area with a sofa and a flat-screen TV. Internet access is available throughout the accommodation, and Wi-Fi is free. A washing machine is provided for longer stays; bed linen and towels are supplied. The bathroom has a shower or a bath. Heating keeps the interior comfortable, while the terrace and garden provide private outdoor space.

Arles lies in a Provençal landscape of plains between the Rhône and the expanses of the Camargue. Its historic centre brings together old lanes, lively squares and major monuments dating from Roman times. Visitors come for the architecture, museums and traces of Van Gogh, as well as the atmosphere of its markets and terraces. The district around rue Mirabeau provides access to the main sights without leaving the city.

The Arènes d'Arles are 700 m away and still host events in their ancient amphitheatre. The Théâtre antique, 800 m away, preserves the remains of seating tiers and columns. The Alyscamps necropolis, 510 m away, is an ancient burial avenue lined with sarcophagi. The Musée Réattu, 1.1 km away, displays art collections in the former palace of the Knights of Malta. Arles railway station is 1.2 km away; a car is useful for exploring the Camargue and surrounding villages, but the city centre is easy to explore on foot.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the streets and archaeological sites at a leisurely pace. In summer, the heat makes it worth planning visits for early morning or late afternoon; festivals and cultural events bring a different energy to the city. You can start the day with the Roman monuments, continue at the museums and finish with a walk along the Rhône. For a trip outside Arles, the landscapes of the Camargue offer marshes, birds and wide-open spaces to discover by car or bicycle.