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Alban Harly6 Rue Raillon
Arles
13200
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Located in the charming district of La Roquette in the historic center of Arles, La Maison de Thaïs offers a delightful bed & breakfast experience with three cozy rooms and two holiday homes. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and fascinating history of Arles, a town known for its captivating attractions. From the Roman amphitheater and Antique theatre to the iconic Caesars bust and the Van Gogh foundation, there is an abundance of sights to explore. Additionally, you can indulge in the vibrant Les Rencontres photography festival, witness the thrilling bullfights during the feria, and immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies of the Les Suds music festival. Moreover, staying at La Maison de Thaïs provides an excellent opportunity to discover nearby destinations such as Avignon, Aix en Provence, the remarkable Pont du Gard (Roman Aqueduc), the vibrant city of Marseille, and the breathtaking natural reserves of Alpilles and Camargue.Description for Gite
I am offering two houses for rent: Noémie House, which can accommodate 4-6 people, and Eloise House, which can accommodate 4 people.Noémie House is a typical Arlesienne house for 4-6 people. It is built on two floors, accessible by a stone staircase. Located at 5 rue Bibion in the charming neighborhood of Roquette in the historic area of Arles, this rental house allows you to explore all the city's attractions on foot. The house is fully air-conditioned and was renovated in the fall of 2013. It features a 25m2 living room and kitchen on the ground floor, a 15m2 room with a 160/200 bed, an office area, a shower room, and a toilet on the first floor, and a 23m2 suite, a 9m2 mezzanine with a 160/200cm bed, a living room with a sofa bed for 2 people, a shower room, and a toilet on the second floor. WIFI is available, linen is provided, and there are 3 free public parking spaces located 70m and 200m away.
Eloise House is also a typical Arlesienne house for 4 people. It is built on two floors, accessible by a stone staircase. Like Noémie House, it is located in the charming neighborhood of Roquette in the historic area of Arles, allowing you to explore the city's attractions on foot. The house is fully air-conditioned and was renovated in the fall of 2013. It features a 20m2 living room and kitchen (with television) on the ground floor, a 15m2 room with a 160/200 bed, an office area, a shower room, and a toilet on the first floor, and another 15m2 room with a 160/200 bed, an office area, a shower room, and a toilet on the second floor. WIFI is available, linen is provided, and there are 3 free public parking spaces located 70m and 200m away.
Staying at Noémie or Eloise House will allow you to immerse yourself in the heart of the city and explore attractions such as the Arena, the ancient theater, the bust of Caesar, the Van Gogh Foundation, the Rencontres d'Arles photography exhibition, the feria, the Suds à Arles festival, and more. You can also easily discover nearby cities and attractions such as Avignon, Aix-en-Provence, Le Pont du Gard, Marseille, the Alpilles, and the Camargue Park.
At Thais House, you will receive a personalized welcome from Alban and Thais, who will be happy to show you the best restaurants, walks, and outings during your stay. Cheers!
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Directions
Directions to "La maison de Thaïs" at 6 rue Raillon 13200 ARLES:
By train and then by foot or by bike: Upon exiting the train station, go straight and follow the Rhône river downstream. Before reaching the first bridge, take the stairs down to the river for a more enjoyable walk. Before the second bridge, ascend to the top street before the trees and continue walking for another 90.20 meters. Turn left onto Rue Raillon. This journey should take approximately 15 to 20 minutes, depending on your calf strength and the intensity of the Mistral wind.
By TACO, the environmentally friendly way to get around Arles: If you prefer not to walk, you can take the TACO. The fare for 2 people is 7€. Call Damien at 06 50 29 60 00 from the train so that he can pick you up upon arrival. More information can be found at www.tacoandco.fr.
By plane:
1. From Nimes: There are direct flights available from London, Liverpool, or Brussels. For more information, visit www.nimes-aeroport.fr.
2. From Marseille, you can take the direct train that connects to Arles in approximately 45 minutes. Visit www.regionpaca.fr/uploads/media/Marseille-Arles-Tarascon-Avignon_02.pdf for further details.
By car:
If you are coming from the north of Europe, Spain, or other parts of France, the recommended route is via Nîmes and the A54 motorway. Take exit 5 (Town Centre- Centre ville) and immediately park under the plane trees. La Maison de Thaïs is located in the small street perpendicular to the expressway.
From Marseille, take the A54 motorway but do not use exit 5. Instead, take exit 4, go around the roundabout, and re-enter the motorway towards Marseille. Take exit 5 (Town Centre- Centre ville), drive under the expressway, and immediately park under the plane trees. The Thaïs home can be found in this area.
By train and then by foot or by bike: Upon exiting the train station, go straight and follow the Rhône river downstream. Before reaching the first bridge, take the stairs down to the river for a more enjoyable walk. Before the second bridge, ascend to the top street before the trees and continue walking for another 90.20 meters. Turn left onto Rue Raillon. This journey should take approximately 15 to 20 minutes, depending on your calf strength and the intensity of the Mistral wind.
By TACO, the environmentally friendly way to get around Arles: If you prefer not to walk, you can take the TACO. The fare for 2 people is 7€. Call Damien at 06 50 29 60 00 from the train so that he can pick you up upon arrival. More information can be found at www.tacoandco.fr.
By plane:
1. From Nimes: There are direct flights available from London, Liverpool, or Brussels. For more information, visit www.nimes-aeroport.fr.
2. From Marseille, you can take the direct train that connects to Arles in approximately 45 minutes. Visit www.regionpaca.fr/uploads/media/Marseille-Arles-Tarascon-Avignon_02.pdf for further details.
By car:
If you are coming from the north of Europe, Spain, or other parts of France, the recommended route is via Nîmes and the A54 motorway. Take exit 5 (Town Centre- Centre ville) and immediately park under the plane trees. La Maison de Thaïs is located in the small street perpendicular to the expressway.
From Marseille, take the A54 motorway but do not use exit 5. Instead, take exit 4, go around the roundabout, and re-enter the motorway towards Marseille. Take exit 5 (Town Centre- Centre ville), drive under the expressway, and immediately park under the plane trees. The Thaïs home can be found in this area.
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
3 | 258 | 258 | 5 | |||||||||||
| Holiday Home | 6 | 90 | 110 | 5 | |||||||||||
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Attractions
- Amphitheatre of Arles: Located just a short walk away, the Amphitheatre of Arles is a well-preserved Roman arena dating back to the 1st century AD. It is one of the most iconic landmarks in Arles, offering guided tours and hosting various events.
- Cloister of Saint-Trophime: Situated in the heart of Arles, the Cloister of Saint-Trophime is an architectural masterpiece from the 12th century. It features intricate carvings and sculptures, showcasing Romanesque and Gothic styles.
- Arles Antique Museum: This museum is home to an extensive collection of ancient Roman artifacts, including sculptures, mosaics, and archaeological remains. It provides insights into Arles' rich history and its importance during the Roman era.
- Alyscamps: Located just outside the city walls, Alyscamps is an ancient Roman necropolis. This atmospheric site is lined with rows of sarcophagi and has inspired many famous artists, including Van Gogh.
- Van Gogh Foundation: Dedicated to the renowned artist Vincent van Gogh, this museum showcases his works and explores his time spent in Arles. The foundation also hosts temporary exhibitions and offers insights into Van Gogh's artistic journey.
- Espace Van Gogh: This former hospital, where Van Gogh was once treated, has been transformed into a cultural center. It houses art exhibitions, events, and a café in a beautiful courtyard setting.
- The Cryptoporticus: Beneath the Place de la République, you can find the Cryptoporticus, a well-preserved Roman underground gallery. It is part of the ancient Roman forum and provides a unique glimpse into the city's past.
- Church of St. Trophime: A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Church of St. Trophime is a stunning example of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Its intricate façade, beautiful cloister, and ancient sculptures make it a must-visit.
- Museon Arlaten: This ethnographic museum focuses on the cultural heritage of Provence. It showcases traditional crafts, costumes, and objects, providing insights into the history and traditions of the region. 10. The Van Gogh Walking Tour: Follow in Van Gogh's footsteps with a self-guided walking tour that takes you to the locations that inspired some of his most famous works. Maps and information about the tour are available at the Arles Tourist Office. These attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from exploring ancient Roman history to immersing oneself in the art and culture of Arles.