Résidence Vacances Fontenelle

The accommodation at Résidence Vacances Fontenelle consists of holiday homes with one or two bedrooms, a living room and an equipped kitchen. All have a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The available sizes are 37 m² and 57 m², with capacities varying by home. Sleeping arrangements include double beds, single beds and a sofa bed. This layout allows families or small groups to share a stay while keeping separate bedrooms.

Some homes have a terrace, while others do not. The 57 m² homes offer more indoor space than those measuring 37 m². A private entrance, soundproofed walls and a washing machine are among the features found in several homes. Differences in sleeping arrangements and capacity allow you to choose a home suited to the size of your group. The kitchen and its utensils are provided for preparing meals on site.

Résidence Vacances Fontenelle offers a garden, a terrace, outdoor furniture and a picnic area for enjoying the open air. A seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a fence around the pool complete the facilities. Families also have access to a children’s playground, and a barbecue is available for outdoor cooking. Free private parking is available on site.

The homes have a kitchen or kitchenette, kitchenware, a washing machine and a private bathroom. Air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV are also provided. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Pets are allowed; an additional charge may apply. A 24-hour reception is among the services offered. Saint-Martin-de-Crau Golf Course is less than 3 km away. Towels and bed linen may incur an additional charge.

Raphèle-lès-Arles is a village in Bouches-du-Rhône, on the plain stretching between Arles and the Crau. The village’s homes and facilities are set in an open Provençal landscape dotted with fields and roads connecting neighbouring towns. This location suits travellers who want to explore the surrounding area by car, enjoy a stay in a self-contained home and return to a village setting rather than the bustle of a town centre.

Arles is home to remarkable Roman heritage: its ancient amphitheatre and the Alyscamps, an ancient necropolis lined with avenues, are among the notable sights. Founded in the Middle Ages, Montmajour Abbey offers a chance to discover several centuries of religious architecture in a rural setting. The villages of the Crau and the landscapes of the Camargue offer more ideas for outings, from walks and birdwatching to discovering local traditions. Saint-Martin-de-Crau railway station is 6 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 27 km away.

A car makes it easier to travel between the sights, villages and natural areas, while Arles is pleasant to explore on foot once you reach the centre. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for outdoor sightseeing; summer brings more heat and larger crowds at popular sites. You could spend a day combining Arles’ monuments with a walk through the landscapes of the Crau, followed by a visit to Montmajour Abbey. For a longer excursion, the Camargue offers wetlands to explore and another side of Provence to discover.