Studio 1407 Arles - Proche Tour Luma

Studio 1407 Arles offers an entire 35 m² holiday home with a separate bedroom and a living room. It accommodates up to three people. The bedroom has a double bed, while the living room is equipped with a sofa bed. This layout keeps the sleeping area separate from the living space, where you can relax or prepare a meal.

The kitchen and bathroom are private, and the bathroom has a shower or bath. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV are among the home's amenities. The accommodation is on the ground floor and has tiled or marble flooring. This self-contained home brings together the essential spaces, with a bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom at the same address in Arles.

The home has a private kitchen and bathroom, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout. Air conditioning lets you adjust the indoor temperature, while heating makes the accommodation suitable for stays at different times of year. The washing machine is useful for longer stays. The entire home is on the ground floor.

For relaxation, there is a flat-screen TV as well as a television. The bathroom includes a shower or bath, a toilet and toilet paper. The kitchen is complemented by a clothes drying rack, and there is a socket near the bed. The flooring is tiled or marble. The bedrooms are non-smoking and smoking is not permitted anywhere in the property. No parking is available on site.

Arles is a Provençal city shaped by its Roman heritage, old streets and the landscapes of the Rhône. You can explore the historic centre on foot, among squares, stone façades and ancient monuments. The city draws visitors interested in archaeology and history, as well as photography and contemporary art. The riverfront and urban promenades offer another way to explore this city in the south of France.

The Arles Amphitheatre, a Roman arena still used for events, is one of the city's notable sights. The Ancient Theatre preserves the remains of another major Roman building. The Alyscamps necropolis, an ancient burial avenue lined with sarcophagi, tells another chapter of local history. Parc des Ateliers hosts exhibition spaces and contemporary art projects. Arles railway station connects the city to the regional rail network; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 19 km away. The Arles Amphitheatre is 750 m away and the Ancient Theatre is 850 m away.

A day of sightseeing can begin with the Roman monuments, continue through the museums and end among the artworks at Parc des Ateliers. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often more suitable for long walks in the centre. In summer, plan outdoor visits for early morning or late afternoon, and allow time for the exhibition spaces. The area around Arles also opens onto the landscapes of the Camargue, with its wetlands, birds and wide-open spaces.