Vintage Provence

Vintage Provence offers two accommodation options for two people, each with a private bathroom, air conditioning and garden views. The Studio with Garden View has an area of 20 m² and a fully equipped kitchen. The Deluxe Bungalow - Garden View offers a more compact space of 12 m², a kitchenette and a private entrance. Both options have a terrace, a refrigerator and a coffee machine; a minibar is also provided. The outdoor spaces and barbecue extend the living areas into the garden.

The studio suits travellers who want a more fully equipped kitchen, including an oven and kitchenware. The bungalow has a separate bedroom and kitchenette, as well as its own entrance. Each accommodation option has a shower and hairdryer in its private bathroom. Garden views and terraces are shared features, while the floor area and type of kitchen distinguish the two options.

The guest house provides a garden, patio and sun terrace, with outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area. A picnic area and barbecue facilities let you make the most of the outdoor spaces. The balconies and terraces extend the accommodation towards the garden. Internet access is available in the house, and parking is among the facilities offered.

The accommodation options have air conditioning and private bathrooms. Practical amenities include a refrigerator, coffee machine, electric kettle, stovetop and kitchenware. Private check-in and check-out are available, as is an express check-in or check-out option. The guest house also offers bicycle rental and laundry services. The outdoor furniture and facilities let you enjoy a meal or take a break in the garden.

Pont-de-Crau lies away from Arles’ old town, in a Provençal setting where houses and open spaces give way to the nearby countryside. This area suits visitors who want to explore the city's monuments and return to a quieter setting at the end of the day. Arles is known for its Roman heritage, stone lanes and connection with the Rhône and the Camargue.

The Arles Amphitheatre, a Roman arena that remains an emblem of the city, is 3.5 km away. The Alyscamps necropolis, an ancient route lined with sarcophagi and a place for walks, is 2.8 km away. Parc des Ateliers hosts exhibitions and cultural events at a former industrial site. Arles railway station, 3.9 km away, connects the city with other stops in the region; a car is useful for visiting the surrounding villages and landscapes. The Beauchamp and Petit Clar marsh offers another glimpse of the area's natural habitats.

For a day in the city, you can spend the morning exploring ancient remains and museums, then walk through the centre's streets and along the Rhône quays. Fine weather is well suited to outdoor walks; in spring and autumn, temperatures are often more comfortable for combining sightseeing and walks. In summer, plan monument visits for the cooler hours and leave time to discover the landscapes of the Camargue, whose marshes and open natural areas characterise this part of Provence.