Rêv'Arles Maison de charmes aux Arènes

This 70 m² holiday home accommodates two people. It has a separate bedroom, a living room and a private bathroom, making it suitable for a couple who would like separate rooms rather than a single bedroom. The bedroom has a large double bed, while the living room includes a seating area and a dining area.

City views, a private entrance and a fully equipped kitchen are among the home’s features. The kitchen has a fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. The home is air-conditioned. The bathroom has a shower or a bath, a toilet and a hairdryer; bed linen and towels are provided. The layout combines a separate bedroom and living space with practical amenities for an independent stay in Arles.

The home has a fully equipped kitchen where you can prepare and enjoy meals. It includes a hob, oven, fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee machine, as well as kitchenware, a dining table and a dishwasher. The accommodation also has an outdoor dining area and outdoor furniture.

The home has air conditioning and heating, as well as a private entrance. Bed linen, towels, a hairdryer and toiletries are provided in the private bathroom. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the accommodation. Board games and puzzles are available for relaxing indoors. There is a convenience store on site. The non-smoking home also has a seating area, a desk and clothes storage. No parking is available on site.

Arles stretches across both banks of the Rhône, on a plain that opens onto the landscapes of the Camargue. Its old centre combines Provençal lanes, lively squares and Roman monuments; this is a compact town of art and history that is easy to explore on foot. Visitors interested in heritage can alternate between ancient sites, museums and walks along the river.

Arles Amphitheatre is 50 m from the home. Still used for events, this Roman amphitheatre overlooks the historic quarter. The Roman Theatre, 160 m away, preserves the remains of another major building in the city. The Réattu Museum displays art collections in a former hospital building on the banks of the Rhône. Arles railway station, 800 m away, is within walking distance of the centre; a car offers more freedom for exploring the Camargue and nearby villages.

You can start the day at the Roman monuments and continue through the town’s streets, stopping at a museum or by the Rhône. In summer, Provençal light and cultural events draw more visitors; spring and early autumn often offer pleasant conditions for walking and exploring the region. An excursion to the ponds, rice fields and natural areas of the Camargue is a good complement to a visit to the city. Photography enthusiasts will also appreciate the changing light on the façades and ancient stonework at the end of the day.