Charming residence in Camargue
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Practical information
Refined address for a weekend in Arles.
In the heart of old Arles, Guillaume Meiffren de Laugier, a former mayor of Arles, built one of the last grand townhouses of the 19th century.
This bourgeois residence, also known as the hôtel de Chartroux, is located in the historic and somewhat bohemian district of La Roquette, a maze of alleyways named after important families or trades (rue des Pilotes, rue des Salines, rue des Douaniers, rue du Bac,...) lined with beautiful character homes.
In the early 2000s, Brigitte Pages de Oliveira transformed this townhouse into a refined hideaway for lucky guests. In the 1824 house and its more recent wing, large rooms in light tones and bright lounges coexist, with a decoration full of softness and freshness, blending rococo furniture, contemporary lines, and state-of-the-art home automation.
Just a few minutes from the Place du Forum, hidden behind a tall gate, lies a fragrant garden where you can listen to the birds, centenarian trees, a sky-blue swimming pool reminiscent of a riad, a bar, a chic dining table, and a spa to unwind. A true charming retreat under the Camargue sun.
In the heart of old Arles, Guillaume Meiffren de Laugier, a former mayor of Arles, built one of the last grand townhouses of the 19th century.
This bourgeois residence, also known as the hôtel de Chartroux, is located in the historic and somewhat bohemian district of La Roquette, a maze of alleyways named after important families or trades (rue des Pilotes, rue des Salines, rue des Douaniers, rue du Bac,...) lined with beautiful character homes.
In the early 2000s, Brigitte Pages de Oliveira transformed this townhouse into a refined hideaway for lucky guests. In the 1824 house and its more recent wing, large rooms in light tones and bright lounges coexist, with a decoration full of softness and freshness, blending rococo furniture, contemporary lines, and state-of-the-art home automation.
Just a few minutes from the Place du Forum, hidden behind a tall gate, lies a fragrant garden where you can listen to the birds, centenarian trees, a sky-blue swimming pool reminiscent of a riad, a bar, a chic dining table, and a spa to unwind. A true charming retreat under the Camargue sun.
L'Hotel Particulier
4, rue de La Monnaie
13200 Arles, France
Tel : +33 (0)4 90 52 51 40
From 375 EUR4, rue de La Monnaie
13200 Arles, France
Tel : +33 (0)4 90 52 51 40
Pricing details
Rates 2020, from €375 for a double room.Breakfast not included, €26
✧ Double room (30m2) from €355
✧ Junior Suites (35m2) from €415
✧ Garden view Suites (60m2) from €435
High season from early April to late September.
17 rooms and suites, accessible for disabled persons, heated pool, elevator, wi-fi connection.
Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
Comments
27 km from Nîmes, 50 minutes from Marseille or Montpellier.
