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Contact Details:
Address:
Delphine10 Rue Croix Rouge
Arles
13200
Reviews:
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0688030486Description:
Description for B&B:
Located in the heart of Arles, Mia Casa is a luxurious and soulful retreat that combines works of art, antiques, vintage furniture, and artifacts from around the world. As well-traveled artists, we have created a place where our guests can truly feel at home, with the added touch of our artistic vision.At Mia Casa, we offer a variety of hosting facilities to suit your needs, including spacious rooms, suites, studios, and small apartments with cooking facilities. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a gathering with friends, Mia Casa is the perfect choice. We also organize activity holidays and offer special rates for weekly or monthly stays.
In addition to providing a comfortable and welcoming stay, we are committed to promoting the work of artists. We frequently host private exhibitions and offer an artists residency program.
Arles, with its historic center and Roman and Romanesque Heritage, has always been a magnet for artists. It was famously the inspiration for Van Gogh, who painted over 300 works here. Arles is a UNESCO World Heritage site, ensuring its preservation and protection from visual pollution. The city is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, including the Camargue National Reserve and the Alpilles hills, home to rare and protected species. Arles is also renowned for its photography festivals, making it a hub for artistic expression.
Situated in the charming La Roquette district, Mia Casa is easily accessible and offers a unique blend of art and history. As you step through our doors, you will be welcomed into a world of beauty and creativity. Welcome to Mia Casa!
Reviews
Appréciations pour Mia Casa, Arles:
Excellent accueil
Une maison d'hôtes très agréable. Le quartier de la Roquette est vivant et pittoresque. Delphine, l'hôtesse de Mia casa, est charmante, pleine de bonne humeur et de gentillesse. J'y ai séjourné deux fois déjà avec beaucoup de plaisir (et, à n'en pas douter, j'y retournerai)
Directions
Here are the rewritten travel directions:
By Road:
There is free parking available nearby at boulevard Georges Clemenceau. Please note that there is no parking on Saturday mornings. Alternatively, you can also park at Avenue Sixte Quénin or place Gabriel Peri.
From Paris:
Take the freeway A7/A9/A54 and exit at Arles Centre.
From Italy:
Take the freeway A7 and then A54, and exit at Arles Centre.
From Spain:
Take the freeway A9 and then A54, and exit at Arles Centre.
By Train:
There are direct TGV (High-speed) trains available from Paris to Arles, which takes approximately 4 hours. Alternatively, you can take a TGV train from Paris to Avignon and then connect to Arles, which takes approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes plus an additional 40 minutes. During the summer, Eurostar runs trains from the UK to Avignon, where you can connect to Arles in approximately 40 minutes.
Arriving by Train:
If you arrive at Arles train station, Mia Casa is a 15-minute walk away. The easiest route is to follow the banks of the Rhone river. There is also a free shuttle called the Starlette, which departs every 20 minutes from the station and serves the historical center. You can get off at "Tour de l'Ecorchoir". Mia Casa is located on a street perpendicular to the Rhone, just a two-minute walk away.
By Plane:
Arles is located near several airports. Nimes airport is 25km away, Marseille-Provence airport is 65km away, Avignon airport is 35km away, and Montpellier airport is 72km away. From these airports, you can continue your journey to Arles by public transport. Buses and trains connect Arles to each of these cities.
From Nimes airport, there is a shuttle that takes you to Nimes train station. From there, you can take frequent trains to Arles, which takes approximately 30 minutes.
From Montpellier airport, you can take a shuttle bus to the tramway station "Place de l'Europe". From there, you can take a train to Montpellier's train station and then continue to Arles, which takes approximately 50 minutes.
At Marseille-Provence airport, there is a shuttle that will take you to the airport station. From there, you can hop on a direct train to Arles. Buses and trains also connect the airport to Marseilles train station, where you can catch regular trains to Arles, which takes approximately 50 minutes.
By Road:
There is free parking available nearby at boulevard Georges Clemenceau. Please note that there is no parking on Saturday mornings. Alternatively, you can also park at Avenue Sixte Quénin or place Gabriel Peri.
From Paris:
Take the freeway A7/A9/A54 and exit at Arles Centre.
From Italy:
Take the freeway A7 and then A54, and exit at Arles Centre.
From Spain:
Take the freeway A9 and then A54, and exit at Arles Centre.
By Train:
There are direct TGV (High-speed) trains available from Paris to Arles, which takes approximately 4 hours. Alternatively, you can take a TGV train from Paris to Avignon and then connect to Arles, which takes approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes plus an additional 40 minutes. During the summer, Eurostar runs trains from the UK to Avignon, where you can connect to Arles in approximately 40 minutes.
Arriving by Train:
If you arrive at Arles train station, Mia Casa is a 15-minute walk away. The easiest route is to follow the banks of the Rhone river. There is also a free shuttle called the Starlette, which departs every 20 minutes from the station and serves the historical center. You can get off at "Tour de l'Ecorchoir". Mia Casa is located on a street perpendicular to the Rhone, just a two-minute walk away.
By Plane:
Arles is located near several airports. Nimes airport is 25km away, Marseille-Provence airport is 65km away, Avignon airport is 35km away, and Montpellier airport is 72km away. From these airports, you can continue your journey to Arles by public transport. Buses and trains connect Arles to each of these cities.
From Nimes airport, there is a shuttle that takes you to Nimes train station. From there, you can take frequent trains to Arles, which takes approximately 30 minutes.
From Montpellier airport, you can take a shuttle bus to the tramway station "Place de l'Europe". From there, you can take a train to Montpellier's train station and then continue to Arles, which takes approximately 50 minutes.
At Marseille-Provence airport, there is a shuttle that will take you to the airport station. From there, you can hop on a direct train to Arles. Buses and trains also connect the airport to Marseilles train station, where you can catch regular trains to Arles, which takes approximately 50 minutes.
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Prices
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
2 | 50 | 65 | 300 | 450 | 20 | oui | ||||||||
| B&B (3 pers.) |
1 | 85 | 105 | 450 | 600 | 20 | oui | ||||||||
| Apartment | 1 | 85 | 120 | 510 | 700 | 20 | oui | ||||||||
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Attractions
- Roman Amphitheatre of Arles: Located just a short walk from Rue Croix Rouge, the Roman Amphitheatre is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most well-preserved amphitheatres in the world. It once hosted gladiator combats and is now used for bullfights and cultural events.
- Van Gogh Foundation: Situated in the heart of Arles, the Van Gogh Foundation is an art museum dedicated to the life and works of the famous artist Vincent van Gogh. The museum showcases a collection of his original paintings and hosts temporary exhibitions by contemporary artists.
- Alyscamps: A Roman necropolis turned into a picturesque park, Alyscamps is a serene and romantic spot just outside the city center. The ancient site features rows of sarcophagi and beautiful trees, providing a peaceful atmosphere for a leisurely stroll.
- Saint-Trophime Church: This stunning Romanesque church is a masterpiece of architecture and sculpture, dating back to the 12th century. Visitors can admire its intricate stone carvings, including the famous Portal of the Last Judgment, and explore its cloisters.
- Espace Van Gogh: Once a hospital where Van Gogh was treated, Espace Van Gogh is now a cultural center and exhibition space. The building retains its original architecture and offers a beautiful courtyard garden, making it a great place to relax and enjoy art installations.
- Arles Antique Museum: Housed in a former Roman circus, the Arles Antique Museum showcases a vast collection of archaeological artifacts from the Roman era. Visitors can explore the exhibits, including ancient statues, mosaics, and everyday objects, to gain insight into the city's rich history.
- Montmajour Abbey: Located a short distance from Arles, Montmajour Abbey is a historic abbey dating back to the 10th century. Set amidst a picturesque landscape, the abbey offers stunning views and an opportunity to explore its ancient ruins and medieval architecture.
- Camargue Nature Park: Situated nearby, the Camargue Nature Park is a unique natural reserve known for its diverse wildlife and beautiful landscapes. Visitors can take guided tours or go horseback riding to spot pink flamingos, wild horses, and enjoy the serene marshes and lagoons.
- Museum of Ancient Arles: This museum provides an in-depth exploration of Arles' ancient history. It showcases a wide range of artifacts including pottery, jewelry, and sculptures, offering visitors a glimpse into the city's Roman past. 10. Langlois Bridge: Made famous by Van Gogh's painting, "Bridge of Langlois," this bridge is located just outside of Arles. It is a popular spot for photography enthusiasts and offers a charming view of the peaceful canal and surrounding countryside.