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La Gaudinada 1.3Km
Camargue cottages, cottage, cottage from 50 QUIET in property with garden, POOL, Jacuzzi breakfast 7
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Les Cyclades 1.4Km
Very nice and independent bed and breakfast for 2 people (or 3) in a country house with swimming pool, petanque and closed parking. The gates of the Camargue, 30 k of Saintes Maries de la Mer and Le Grau du Roi, 18 km from Nîmes and Arles 15 from Arles. Ideal location for touring and return to calm.
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L'Oustau du Grand M.. 4.1Km
Guest house of character in a farmhouse of the nineteenth century, in the heart of the Camargue, 20 minutes from Saintes Maries de la Mer
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Habanera 10.0Km
A magical scents of Provence, under a blue sky basking in the sun mistral, or accent pleases you. Habanera will seduce you with its authenticity and simplicity. All the charm of a house in the heart of the village. A haven of peace in the shelter of all eyes, a garden stands in the middle of the scents of the south. In the center of a region rich in heritage and culture. Take the time to discover the Camargue, beaches and history
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Le Figuier 10.1Km
-An atmosphere of charm and simplicity emerges from this old vineyard house that has been renovated with great taste! All people love good food!
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Au Paradis Bellegar.. 11.4Km
Overlooking Bellegarde, halfway between Nimes and Arles, on the border of Camargue, a peaceful high-standard house welcomes you. This elegant building, combination of stones and wrought iron, offers a traditional atmosphere in its guest rooms. Thierry and Corine greet their guests with warmth in a sun-bathed Provençal setting amidst a tree-planted area with fountains and a swimming-pool hidden from vie
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Mas Beata 12.6Km
Camargue farmhouse surrounded by vineyards, among the horses and bulls of the Camargue. The farmhouse includes a manor house consists of 3 Farm which can be rented together or separately. Total capacity is 11 people home is 2 3 6. The two large houses named "Syrah and Cinsault" are classified three stars since January 2012. Mas has a private garden and a swimming pool, All available to guests.
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Envie de Sud 12.8Km
Charming guest house in the Camargue Gardoise, between the Mediterranean sea and the vineyards. Loveling calm garden with swimmingpool, confortables rooms décorated with style. A warm welcome awaits all our guests
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La Maison de Thais 15.1Km
La Maison de Thaïs is a bed & breakfast with 3 rooms and 2 holiday home located in the picturesque district of La Roquette in the historical center of Arles. Arles is a town of culture and history. Spending a few days at La Maison de Thaïs will enable you to enjoy such attractions as: the Roman amphitheater, the Antique theatre, Caesar's bust, the Van Gogh foundation, Les Rencontres photography festival, bullfight during the feria, Les Suds music festival and to discover Avignon, Aix en Provence, the Pont du Gard (Roman Aqueduc), Marseilles, the Alpilles and Camargue natural reserves
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Le Patio d'Arles 15.1Km
With its 2,500 years of historical and artistic heritage, Arles, the lifeblood of Provence, shines with all its lights in the Arpilles mountains, at a mere stones throw from the Camargue region. Built in the 18th century, this old shipowners house was carefully restored in the original style and tradition and now stands proud on the right bank of the Rhône, within walking distance of the famous Trinquetaille bridge. Situated on the Way of St. James, it is also a convenient seven-minute walk to the Roman amphitheatre and a ten-minute walk to the train station. This bright, spacious house welcomes you with its stylish, understated bedrooms for a relaxing stopover in the heart of Arles. In the shade of a hundred-year-old wisteria, its patio is the perfect spot for your breakfast or for a refreshing break between two sightseeing trips.
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Mas Petit Fourchon 16.2Km
Mas eighteenth century 5 minutes from the center of Arles
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Château Cornillon 17.4Km
Château Cornillon, our guest house near the centre of Arles, (with guest meals) is in Provence, at the gates of the Camargue and the Alpilles. The guest rooms take up the whole first floor of this beautiful, spacious and elegant two-storey house, ensuring peace and privacy. Château Cornillon bed and breakfast is situated both close to the countryside (tranquility assured) and the centre of Arles (accessible on foot or by bus). A location which allows easy attendance at the many tourist festivities which animate the streets of Arles all year round
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Abrivado 17.6Km
I accomodate you in room of host with independent entry, with theDoors of the Camargue, in D of garden in a great property. The reception is cordial convivial. For your vehicles, a car park is at disposal.
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La Petite Camargue 18.5Km
guest room overlooking swimming pool and pergola for breakfast. Calm in small village 15 minutes from the beach in La Grande Motte, Le Grau Du Roi between Nimes and Montpellier. 70 euros including breakfast
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La Clé des Chants G.. 18.6Km
Gîte Lodge for 6 to 11 people included three spacious rooms for 2 to 5 people, a fully equipped kitchen with living space, set in an authentic vineyard house where the perfume of the vine, the song and the music produced in this family heritage of the 14th century are still mixed.
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La Clé des Chants 18.7Km
B&B, Guest House, Haven For Artists. Air conditioning, Spa. A timeless setting welcoming individual guest or small groups Year round availability for one day or more The concept of la Clé des Chants was inspired by an authentic XIVth century family inheritance. Memories of times past, mingling with the scent of the vine and the melodious harmonies and music created on these premises, initiated the idea for a haven for artists based on harmony, discovery and creativity.
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Chambre d'hôte et g.. 19.7Km
Bed and breakfast in a quiet property with a pool under the pines, with a separate entrance. A 140-bed, a shower room with toilet in the room, TV, minibar, electric kettle, small dishwasher, internet, garden, parking on the property. Sheets, towels included.
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Mas des Rizières 19.7Km
Bed and breakfast in authentic Camargue Mas, at 10 minutes of Arles, in the heart of the Natural Park of the Camargue. View of rice fields, very quiet. You can visit within 30 minutes: the valley of Les Baux de Provence, the Pont du Gard, the Alpilles, the medieval city of Aigues Mortes and the beaches of Saintes Maries de la Wed ..
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Mas du Figuier 19.9Km
St Laurent D Aigouses
proprité pretty tree-lined composed of a 3 ha ds Mas Provencal style bed and breakfast and cottages
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Mas Le Clos des Pin.. 20.0Km
Petite camargue in the south of france, studio 30 m² in the country side, double bed, studio couch, bathroom, small kitchen (fridge,microwave) possibility washing machine,tv,private gardenof 60 m²with barbecue,
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Au Relais Saint Geo.. 20.3Km
Near the large sandy beaches, near Montpellier, Nimes, Aigues Morte, Le Grau du Roi, etc ... five guest rooms designed in the outbuildings of a former vineyard house, you will expect to benefit from a starting point for a vacation or business trip. Quiet rooms in a large garden, all on the ground floor, with bathroom and toilet. Enclosed parking on the property and swimming pool between the olive trees.
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Au Soleil Chambres .. 20.4Km
In a typical village of the Languedoc, Petite Camargue, 10 minutes from the sea, Maria and Jean-François have huge restored mansion of the eighteenth century ocher-colored red and decorated with antiques and find the shaded patio with it now shares guests.
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Lou Saline 20.5Km
Our guest house opens the doors of the Petite Camargue, less than 15 minutes from the beaches of Herault.
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Bleus Matines 21.3Km
In a house of charm in the heart of a small Provençal village, near the historic center of NIMES (8Km, Agnès and Patrice welcome you in a haven of peace shielded from the glances. The room(chamber) is in the rdc and possesses its private entrance(entry) (separated from the part(party) reserved for the owners!) as well as a direct access to the swimming pool. Ideally situated between NIMES and Sommières near the CAMARGUE, close to the sea (Aigues Mortes, Le Grau du Roi, The La Grande Motte) Access easy to the Pont du Gard, UZES and AVIGNON...
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Mas Bonnafous 21.3Km
Bed and Breakfast located 2km from Aigues-Mortes, the gateway to the Camargue. Michele welcomes you in an authentic Provencal farmhouse which is recognized by its magnificent plane trees and relaxing garden. The breakfasts are carefully prepared with homemade jams. We also offer themed weekends throughout the year - relax, wine tasting,
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Chambres d hotes c.. 21.4Km
Bed and Breakfast: Same price all season, with breakfast. Villa, large park of 2500 m2 closed, calm, the campaign has the city Parking car and trailer. Coté golf and tennis senior Nimes. 5 minutes drive from the center of the city. 1 Bedroom 1 bed 140, TV. 1 Bedroom 3 beds 90, TV 1 Bedroom / TV room with 2 beds chests (for family) 1 Bathroom Beautiful, long bath, shower, washbasin
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Les Chambres du Mid.. 22.2Km
Featuring an outdoor pool and a large garden, Les Chambres du Midi offers accommodation with breakfast at Aigues-Mortes. This Mediterranean style home also features a furnished terrace.
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"Couette et Café ch.. 22.4Km
Bed and breakfast for 2 persons with breakfast brunch included .
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Farniente 22.9Km
* For curious travellers and adult French learners * The B&B "FARNIENTE" in Aigues-Mortes is not only a charming, typically french "chambre d'hôte" in an extraordinary & historical site near Arles, Montpellier, Nîmes and only 4 km from the Mediterranean sea ... but also an ideal starting point to discover the authentic Camargue with an insider and, why not, a funny opportunity to improve your French off the beaten track !
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Hermitage de Saint-.. 23.0Km
Bed and Breakfast in an atmosphere of simplicity but providing all modern amenities. A décor that evokes the unique style of the south of France. In the centre of the village of Aigues-Mortes (intra-muros) and directly in front of the medieval walls. Situated in two, small and authentic village houses with some rooms having a view onto the medieval walls of the town. Beautiful long sandy beaches on the Mediterranean are but a few minutes away (by car).
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L'Oustaou de Fanny .. 23.2Km
Guest house in calm residence with view of the hills and the Rhône
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Mas Saint Ange, mai.. 23.6Km
Quiet guest house in Camargue, between Nîmes and Montpellier, 10mn away from the sea. Comfortable rooms with air conditioning, wifi, parking. Enjoy our swimming pool !
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Mas Saint-Ange, gît.. 23.6Km
Mas Saint-Ange, guesthouse in Camargue, ideally located for exploring the Camargue, visit Nîmes, Montpellier, Arles, Avignon, ... Two independant houses and five bedrooms are available.
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Le Relais des Capit.. 23.8Km
We live in the very typical Provençal village of Aubais. We offer 5 rooms of hosts any comfort. Private bathroom with Italian shower and toilet. The village of Aubais is located 25kms from the beaches of Grau du Roy and Grande Motte. 20kms from Montpellier and Nîmes. On site you can enjoy our swimming pool and our Mediterranean garden.
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There are currently 2 special offers for "Le Relais des Capitelles"
offre du 5-30 juin , 225 euros au lieu de 300 euros
Bed and breakfast in Aubais in Gard Languedoc Roussillon offer valid from June 5th to June 30th 2017 off extra bed room Garrigue or Olivier 255 euros instead of 340 euros Room Camargue 225 euros instead of 300 euros The Price includes breakfast17-05-2017 30-06-2017
offre du 1juillet au 31 juillet, 425 euros au lieu de 510 euros
Bed and Breakfast in Aubais in the Gard, Languedoc Roussillon Region, Nîmes, Offer valid from July 1st to 31st extra bed For 5 nights booked the 6th offered. Xxxxxxxxx Room Camargue 425 euros instead of 510 euros Room Olivier 475 euros instead of 570 euros Price including breakfast17-05-2017 31-07-2017
La Demeure 23.9Km
Charming Bed and Breakfast, in a totally refurbished old Mansion, located in the heart of Aubais village, between Nimes and Montpellier, between the seaside and Cévennes mountains, at the door of Camargue and Provence area.
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Pension des Masques 24.2Km
Welcome to the pension des Masques in Aubais a small French city. Our 4 rooms are modern and comfortable their colors give a soft and pleasant atmosphere. 1 suite - 2 rooms, one room is equipped with kitchenette and 1 bedroom. The household linen is included. Game room, the physical training equipment, bicycles, scooters, etc. are available. Boulodrome, Pool. Panoramic view, garden with different seats. Sauna Infra red and Whirlpool. Guets' table.
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chambre d'hôtes, gi.. 24.3Km
Les Bougainvillees bed and breakfas at least 2 nights for 2 person ,swimming pool, tennis table and games(sets). Every appartment has a privative terrace with garden furniture. air conditioned. Fencing around the property with private car park .
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Le Mas D'Emilie 24.3Km
Welcome to Fontvieille, lovely village in the heart of the Alpilles in Provence. Alphonse Daudets village, between Camargue and le Luberon.
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B&B Aubais 24.4Km
B&B with 3 bedrooms are ready to welcome you upon your arrival at home. Ideally located closed to the Camargue, half-way between Nîmes and Montpellier. closed to the Camargue, near the famous medieval city of Sommières, not far away from beach of Grau du Roi and La Grande Motte, less than 1 hour from Sète, Anduze, Uzès, and near les Saintes Maries de la Mer and Marseille. Ideal stop 2 hours far from Spain.
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A La Croisée des Ch.. 24.7Km
Between Nimes and Montpellier, guest room with private bathroom in a house with swimming pool and terrace. Superb panorama. Possibility of table d'hote (19 euros) I can manage for you the visit of "pont du Gard" ans some hidden parts of this aqueduc. 6 chemin des costes 30420 Calvisson If your GPS Dont accept this adress enter « rue de la liquiere 30420 Calvisson » it s the street very close from us. Latitude 43.81112 43.81112 Longitude 4.18508
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Mas des Petits Loup.. 25.0Km
The Mas des Ptits Loups is well situated in the french Provence, between the legendary Camargue and the unforgettable Luberon. Cabrières is a typical village in the Gard departement situated close to Nîmes and Avignon. We have 7 well distributed cottages, equiped with a kitchen and a private terrace. Our cottages can be occupied between 2 up to 4 people. One B&B for 2 pers
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Mas de Martinet 25.6Km
In Meynes, in the Gard between Nimes, Uzes, Avignon and Arles, Mas de Martinet welcomes you in its 4 charming guest rooms rated 4 stars by Gites de France (accredited for hikers, bikers and motorbikers). Located in a former mansion from the 18th century, completely renovated into a bed and breakfast in 2013, Mas de Martinet offers all the comfort and tranquility you need for a few days break. On sunny days you can enjoy the heated swimming pool and spa for a moment of relaxation and well-being. During your stay, the owners will guide you in the discovery of this beautiful region.
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Chambres d'hôtes La.. 25.7Km
"The Villages" is a former hotel built in the time of the Avignon popes (XIV century) that took its present form in the seventeenth century. It takes its name from a noble family of Vallabrègues, "the Villages Dadalbert" that lived there before the French Revolution and one of whose members was "Consul" of the city. Carine Bertrand have reserved two double independent, each with bathroom and internet access wi-fi.
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Mas de l'Ancre 25.8Km
Under the fig tree near the pool and with cicada for accompaniment, the breakfast will delight you with its home made jams...
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El Patio Chambres D.. 25.9Km
In Petite Camargue Héraultaise, Anne and Louis welcome you to their charming village house completely restored in a Zen and Mediterranean colors; breakfasts with homemade jams and cakes and host tables (Bio products and / or local) prices are on the garden patio, with the songs of birds. This ideal setting to relax is complemented by wellness area, A Jacuzzi, a traditional sauna, energy healing, guided meditation and massages of all countries on request.
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Bellevue 26.0Km
A warm welcome: the doorway to Provence and Camargue, between Nîmes and Avignon, Montfrin awaits you in a very simple way but also with all the richness of its heritage. Located on the edge of the river Gardon, standing by the Rhône, it's an ideal starting point as you set out to discover the south of France steeped in history ands legends: the Roman Pont du Gard, the Palace of the Popes in Avignon, St Rémy and Les Baux de Provence... Christianne et René will be delighted to welcome... [+]
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La Fanabrègue 27.0Km
Between Nimes and Montpellier in the scrub and olive trees, Provencal villa with pool. A guest room and two air-conditioned studios. The sea 35 minutes.
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La Maison de Vélina 27.5Km
Bed and Breakfast in a house restored stone 5 minutes from Pont du Gard, ideally located at the crossroads of Gard, Vaucluse and Bouches du Rhône. Discover the region but also through the various wines tasting offered by Veronique passionate vineyard in the Rhone Valley.
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Les Chambres D'Hote.. 27.5Km
The B & B Les Mimosas is situated on the axis NIMES-AVIGNON in a beautiful Provencal village, Ledenon, nestled between olive groves and scrubland. This is ideal for gifts visit our region's heritage is exceptional, right next to the majestic Pont du Gard. The room offers a magnificent view over the pool, the Alpilles, the Mont Ventoux and the garrigue wild.
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Mas des Bougainvill.. 27.5Km
Guests rooms at Camargue'doors. Pool . Space Form and Wellness . Summer'kitchen'
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Comme a la maison 27.7Km
Our 5 comfortable rooms of 18 m2 - 1 bed 140 / 190 - 1 sofa bed 140/190Douche, toilet, sink, TV, fridge-enjoyment of the pool
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Mas Les Piboules 28.5Km
St Martin De Crau
Between Alpilles, Crau and Camargue, Mas des Piboules (poplar in Provençal), typical house in the area, offers 2 spacious rooms and fully renovated the 1st floor. Notable villages are nearby (LEASES OF PROVENCE, MAUSSANE ALPILLES ST REMY DE PROVENCE .....) The garden is enclosed and you can leave your vehicle inside. The pool is available for Hosts and a garden will welcome you for a rest after your day of sightseeing and hiking.
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Le Clos De La Poust.. 29.0Km
Charming guests rooms at two steps of Pont du Gard in a village house typically provençale.
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M'Bolo 29.1Km
Independent gite of 60 sq.m., furnished 4 * tourism, air-conditioned for 4 people between Montpellier 12 km and Lunel 6 km, 12 km from the beaches: equipped kitchen, living room with TV-TNT SAT, WIFI, DVD player, mezzanine -chambre with a bed of 160 + office, second room with 2 beds of 90, room of water, terrace, garage, access swimming pool and spa
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La Bastide des Alpi.. 29.1Km
Come lose yourself in Provence in Apilles throw Les Baux de Provence for a few days while a weekend or holiday. You will discover a region rich in flavor and friendliness. Anne and Greg will welcome you in a Provencal house in the Alpilles. They will advise you to visit cultural and historical riches, but also enjoy the pleasures of hiking and biking. They will also tell you visits taste (olive oil, making jam, wine).
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Villa des Figuiers 29.3Km
Patricia and Yvan you receive in their guest rooms of charm. Mas of character, Villa Figuiers is located in the village of Saint Bonnet du Gard and surrounded by a beautiful park of 9 hectares. This haven of peace will charm you with the comfort of its rooms and suites. Besides Pont du Gard, the ideal location allows you to discover UzèsSaint Rémy, Avignon, Orange, Isle sur la Sorgue or Nimes.
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Mas de La Rivoire 29.9Km
Welcome to the Mas de la Rivoire, a 700 year old farmhouse, recently fully restored and brought back in original condition. The Mas is situated in the Languedoc-Roussillon, near the Mediterranean Sea, between the Cévennes and the Camargue, a few minutes from Nimes, Montpellier and the beaches of La Grande Motte The Mas (700 year old farmhouse) that was recently renovated is nicely located and has plenty of space around. The Mas has a private parking, a sunny garden with swimming pool and terraces with views over the surrounding area. There is also a private forest for a picnic in the shade. Every morning, we serve breakfast in the courtyard of the farm.
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Domaine de La Fosse 2.2Km
In the Camargue, the area of the pit welcomes you in a former commander of the Order of Malta, completely renovated, 5 air-conditioned rooms all overlooking the piscine.Vous will also have the opportunity to dine on site with regional products.
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L'Oustau du Grand M.. 4.1Km
B & B two people in the Camargue, in a typical farmhouse of the nineteenth century
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La Canepiere 8.6Km
The Canepiere, 3 Bed and breakfast in the charming and typical village of Générac. The cottages have been created in a restored farmhouse from 1850 displaying a calm and quiet. The3 bedrooms are all different and very refined, she are air conditioned and have bathroom, wc independent.
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Mas de la Canepetiè.. 9.8Km
2 large bedroom with 2 beds in total 8 140 bed, three bed 90, a cot.
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Les Palmiers 9.9Km
Near the bottom of Nîmes Villa 2 bedrooms shower room toilet summer kitchen with pizza oven barbecue fully equipped. Pool and beautiful terrace.
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Péniche Farniente 10.0Km
Located at the gateway to the Camargue, the Rhône Canal at Sète, between Nîmes and Arles, the barge is moored in the heart of Marina de Bellegarde. It offers 3 cabins air-conditioned with a bathroom and toilet. In fine weather, breakfast at the French is served on a shady terrace overlooking the harbor and the vineyards that surround
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Villa Beauvoisin 10.2Km
Suite INDEPENDENT 40m2 in villa with pool. Villa closed with a place for your vehicle. bed of 160 x 200 very comfortable. bathroom with double sinks and closets, spacious shower, separate toilet, corner office. door overlooking the garden access, swimming pool and terrace. lovely terrace with parasols. sunny pool with sunbeds and chairs available. Room for 2 people, Wifi, access to barbecue and breakfast. Ability to accommodate a child by adding a mattress.
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Chambre D'Hotes Bel.. 10.3Km
in Cévennes village 15 km from Arles and 15 km from Nimes, bed and breakfast for 2 people, many attractions nearby, (Pont du Gard, Avignon, leases, Arles, Nimes, Grau du Roi, of Saintes-Maries the sea)
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Apartment Rue de Mi.. 12.5Km
Located 34 km from Montpellier, Apartment Rue de Milan offers accommodation in Vauvert. There is a dining area and a kitchen equipped with dishwasher. A TV and DVD player is featured. Other facilities at Apartment Rue de Milan include an outdoor pool. Nîmes is 17 km from Apartment Rue de Milan, while Arles is 28 km from the property. Guests can enjoy various activities in the surroundings, including horse riding, cycling and hiking. The nearest airport is Mediterranee Airport, 29 km from Apartment Rue de Milan.
Charmante maison de.. 12.5Km
Maison du Reptile 13.1Km
Small house in the small town of Vauvert in Camargue we offer a room in our house. The particularity of this house is that it shelters under its roof of reptiles and amphibians, snakes, pogonas, tropical frogs, rats, cats. Bous have vied to share our passion for these small (or large) animals. No passage in the area or discovery weekend we will be happy to present our lifestyle and our Camargue.
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Le Relais de La Gar.. 13.2Km
Master's House, remains remarkable, in a very quiet area, opposite the Gare de Vauvert, located at the gateway to the Camargue Nature Reserve, it will surprise you with its facade with its caryatids, his middle-class home and fenced garden trees. It comprises a lounge and a common dining room, 3 spacious bedrooms with suite, Rami, Sanglier, Vovo, very livable and very well decorated. Each guest room with its independent suite sleeps up to 4 people and consists of a shower or bath and toilet. Access to the garden and garage. The breakfasts are included. Television is installed on demand. In the outbuildings, cottages are equipped to step 5 for each host, 1 to 3 people. The common areas consist of a common room sheltered, a kitchen and accessible sanitary facilities.
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Chambre d'hôtes le .. 14.5Km
Set in a 15th-century, traditional Camargue style house, in the Camargue Natural Regional Park, Mas Petit Prince offers individually decorated guest rooms, a garden and an outdoor swimming pool. Free Wi-Fi access is provided in designated areas. Each room includes a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. The ground floor has a living room where you can relax by the fireplace, and a room with a pool table. The continental breakfast features homemade jams and is served daily on the terrace or in the dining room. You can also enjoy homemade meals prepared by the hosts on request. Mas Petit Prince provides free, private parking on site and is located a 10-minute drive from the town of Arles. In the area, you can enjoy hiking and mountain biking and your hosts can arrange a variety of activities on request.
Mas de l'Ange du Va.. 15.0Km
Mas de l'ange du vaccares is located in Villeneuve, within the Camargue Nature Park and 20 km from Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. Guests can enjoy a continental breakfast each morning. The spacious rooms will provide you with a seating area, garden views, and a private bathroom with a bath or shower and free toiletries. Some rooms have a shared toilet. At Mas de l'ange du vaccares you will find a large garden, a shared lounge and a terrace. Free parking is possible on site. The property is 25 km from Arles? city centre, and 93 km from Marseille Provence Airport.
Mia Casa 15.1Km
In the heart of the historical centre of Arles in Provence, Mia Casa guesthouse offers character and comfort, with a selection of themed rooms, exhibitions, and hosting facilities tailored to your needs. Vast guestrooms (some with kitchen facilities) and family suite (adjoining rooms) offering the amenities of furnished apartments. Free wifi, free parking nearby, and possibility to cook. Artists' residency.
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Sweet Genive 15.1Km
Located just 100 metres from the banks of the Grand Rhône River in the historic centre of Arles, Sweet Genive offers 2 self-catering independent apartment in a private house on a pedestrian street. Free WiFi is available throughout. With its wooden beams and exposed stone walls, the apartments' living rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a DVD player. The bathrooms offer free toiletries and there are separate toilets. Linen and towels are provided. The apartments have fully equipped kitchens. Bars and restaurants can be found just 100 metres away. Guests can drive 20 km to visit Les Baux-de-Provence in the Alpilles Natural Regional Park or 30-minute drive to the Camargue Regional Natural Park. Arles Train Station is a 20-minute walk from the apartments while Nîmes Airport is 30 km away. A free public parking is available 200 metres from the property.
Le Gîte du Patio D'.. 15.1Km
Arles (bouches Du Rhône - 13)
At a few minutes walk from Arles historic centre, this 45 sq m- (485 sq ft) apartment accommodates between one and four guests. It is furnished and fully equipped,
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Le Loft des Quais 15.1Km
Set in a 17th-century house, Le Loft des Quais is 800 metres from the centre of Arles and a 15-minute walk from the train station. It offers free Wi-Fi access, a terrace and air-conditioned suites with a modern-style décor. Suites feature a seating area, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom with free toiletries, a hairdryer and a bath or rain shower. Some suites include a private terrace. A traditional breakfast is served daily and is included in the rate, whilst a gourmet breakfast including pastries, homemade yoghourt and hot drinks can be enjoyed every morning in the comfort of the suites at an additional cost. This property is 30 km from Nîmes and 36 km from Sainte-Marie-de-la-Mer and its beaches. Public parking is available nearby at an extra cost.
Arles Suite Home 15.2Km
Situated a 5-minute walk from the Arles Amphitheatre, Arles Suite Home features air-conditioned studios and apartments with free WiFi and an LCD TV. With a terrace, each accommodation includes a fully equipped kitchen with oven, electric kettle and coffee machine. For your convenience, bath towels and bed linen are provided. The sea is a 30-minute drive away while Nîmes is 25 km away. Saintes-Maries-de-La-Mer and the Camargue are about 35 km away and Arles Train Station is only 2 km from the property.
La Vagabonde 15.2Km
Guest house of charm with garden, located in the district of La Roquette near the historic center of Arles. The calm in the city. Close to all the ancient and medieval monuments and museums. Mansion of the 17th and 18th century.
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Appartement Rue Bel.. 15.3Km
Please inform Appartement Rue Bellon - 1st in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. A security deposit of EUR 300 is required upon arrival for incidentals. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.
Studio Rue Bellon 15.3Km
Please inform Studio Rue Bellon in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. A security deposit of EUR 300 is required upon arrival for incidentals. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation. Payment before arrival via bank transfer is required. The property will contact you after you book to provide instructions.
GARDEUR 15.4Km
A security deposit of EUR 500 is required upon arrival for incidentals. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.
Maison Pasteur 15.4Km
Maison Pasteur offers a self-catering apartment located in Arles, in a building dating back from the 17th century. The property is 200 metres from the Van Gogh Museum and 150 metres from the Rhône river. Free WiFi is available throughout. This apartment will provide you with a TV, air conditioning and a patio. There is a full kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave. Featuring a shower, the private bathroom also comes with a bath and a hairdryer. You can enjoy city views. At Maison Pasteur you will find a hot tub. The property offers free parking. Marseille-Provence Airport is located 70 km away.
La Porte Bleue 15.5Km
Charming bed & breakfast located in Arles historical centre, 3 minutes walking from the Arena and 5 minutes walking from the railway station. Our rooms are spacious, comfortable and have private bathroom. All rooms are provided with individual air conditioning and heating. The high quality breakfast features organic products from the local open market and home made marmelades. Possibility of provencal cooking workshops with the chef Erick Vedel.
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Loft Rue Truchet 15.5Km
Located in the historical centre of Arles, Loft Rue Truchet offers self-catering accommodation in a 17th century listed building overlooking the Dominican Church. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The spacious apartment features contemporary décor in shades of white. It is situated on two levels with two bedrooms located on the mezzanine and an additional bedroom on the main floor. It has a living and dining area and there is a flat-screen satellite TV, air-conditioning and laundry facilities. The private bathroom includes a bathtub and hairdryer, and there is a separate toilet. The fully-equipped kitchen is fitted with a refrigerator, stove, oven and microwave and has large windows facing the church. Restaurants and grocery stores can be found within walking distance. Loft Rue Truchet is a 5-minute walk from the Roman Amphitheater and a 6-minute walk from the Saint Trophime Cloister. It is situated 2 km from Arles Train Station and Nimes Airport can be reached in 20 minutes by car.
Balze 15.5Km
Balze offers accommodation in Arles, 400 metres from Amphitheatre (les Arenes). The kitchen has a dishwasher, an oven and a microwave, as well as a coffee machine and a kettle. A TV is provided. There is a private bathroom with a bath or shower. The nearest airport is Caumont Airport, 34 km from Balze.
Alex & Sissi 15.6Km
L'Atelier du Midi 15.6Km
Exceptional location between the Baths of Constantine and Réattu Museum, that house gallery offers 3 nice bedrooms at affordable prices. A 5-minute walk from the train station and all the monuments, the reception is family friendly. Breakfast on the terrace in warm weather. Parking nearby
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Jaures 15.7Km
Located 400 metres from Amphitheatre (les Arenes), Jaures offers accommodation in Arles. A flat-screen TV is available. There is a private bathroom with a shower. Caumont Airport is 34 km from the property.
Le Château des Arts 15.7Km
At the heart of the Provençal triangle formed by mountainous Alpilles, the mediterranean Camargue and the steppe of Crau, " The Castle Of The Arts " is situated in the historic center of the city of Arles, in 10 minutes by walk of the train station by following the quays of the Rhône river. Accommodated in an old seigneurial house dating the XIIth century, evolving in the faults of times, our three guest houses welcome you all year long, in the art established with genius in antique Greece and symbolized by "...the visual art, the apollinien, and the art of the music, that of the Dionysus..
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Ecole 15.7Km
Located 200 metres from Amphitheatre (les Arenes), Ecole offers accommodation in Arles. There is a seating area and a kitchen complete with a dishwasher, an oven and a microwave. There is a private bathroom with a bath and shower. The nearest airport is Caumont Airport, 34 km from Ecole.
Villa Graig 15.8Km
Offers homestay villa breakfast included in the delivery
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Arles Hideaway - Le.. 15.8Km
Arles Hideaway - Le Duplex des Arènes is a self-catering accommodation located in the centre of Arles opposite the Arena. Free WiFi access is available. The air-conditioned apartment features 2 LED TVs. There is a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine and a microwave. The private bathroom has a shower and a hairdryer. Marseille Provence Airport is located 54 km away. The property offers free parking.
Patio Caballo 15.8Km
4 guest rooms available in the heart of a small family stable.
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Maison d'Hôtes de L.. 15.8Km
Close to the arenas of Nimes, this remains discreet vineyard has 5 comfortable rooms with modern access to an elegant spa offering hammam, sauna and jacuzzi overlooking the garden. By reservation you can taste the menus concocted by the master of this place and so make this a memorable stay parenthesis under the blue sky of Provence.
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Mas De Lafont 15.9Km
Big bedroom in old house in country vith swimming pool and garden
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Appartement Rue Cav.. 15.9Km
Please inform Appartement Rue Cavalerie - 13 in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. A security deposit of EUR 300 is required upon arrival for incidentals. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation. Payment before arrival via bank transfer is required. The property will contact you after you book to provide instructions.
Maison des Arènes 15.9Km
Featuring views of Arles Amphiteatre in the historical centre of the city, Les Cryptoportiques offer self-catering accommodation. The property free Wi-Fi access throughout. The apartment features a living room with flat-screen TV and cable channels, a furnished terrace and a bathroom with shower and hairdryer. A washing machine and clothes dryer are available. Guests have access to a fully equipped kitchen with microwave and stove and to BBQ facilities on the terrace to prepare their meals. Bars and restaurants can be found 50 metres away. Les Beaux-de-Provence is just 17.5 km away and Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is just 24 km away. Avignon is just 35.4 km away, while Arles Train Station is just an 800-metre walk away.
Guest House Le 44 16.0Km
Guest House Le 44 is a 17th century stone house offering B&B accommodation. Artistically decorated, the accommodation is situated in the historic centre of Arles, 200 metres from the Amphitheatre. The guest room has its own private entrance through the courtyard and features exposed stone walls and beams, as well as an oak parquet floor. It includes a bathroom with shower and toilet. Breakfast is included in the price and serves homemade jam, organic honey and fruit juice, tea and coffee. The situation of the property is ideal for its proximity to restaurants, grocery shops and bars. The ancient theatre of Arles is located 600 metres from the property and the train station is located just 800 metres away. The annual photo exhibition at the Rencontres d?Arles takes place 700 metres away.
Le Mazet des Aulnes 16.3Km
Le Mazet des Aulnes is to be found approximately 5km of the small town of Beaucaire,situated within the seductive triangle of Avignon-Arles-Nîmes.
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La chambre d'Hôtes 16.5Km
La maison dhôtes : an artist house in a city of art. Françoise Marion and Eric Rolland Bellagamba host you in their house. It reflects their career, Françoise Marion directed a theater for years, Eric Rolland Bellagamba is an artist. In the little saloon, tea and coffee are available. The bedroom is situated at the ground floor with a view over the garden, with its own entrance. It has a high quality bed of 160 cm of width, a desk corner with wireless connection and separated bathroom. It is possible to have a bed for babies. The breakfast is homemade and served in the garden or in the dining room. On the walls, you will find the the paintings of Eric Rolland Bellagamba.
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Appartement Monplai.. 16.6Km
Set in Arles, Appartement Monplaisir offers self-catering accommodation with free WiFi. The air-conditioned unit is 1.1 km from Amphitheatre (les Arenes). The kitchen is equipped with an oven. A flat-screen TV is featured. Other facilities at Appartement Monplaisir include a sun terrace. Caumont Airport is 32 km away.
Les Cyclades 16.7Km
Appartements Essent.. 17.2Km
Featuring a common pool and a garden, Appartements Essentiel Spa is located in the city of Arles. It offers tastefully decorated accommodation with garden views. Facilities include a steam bath and a sauna, accessed at extra charge. All air-conditioned units at Essentiel Spa open to a furnished terrace. Each comes with a fully equipped kitchen with stove and a seating area with sofa and flat-screen TV. A washing machine and ironing facilities are included. Guests may enjoy a variety of spa treatments, such as an infrared sauna, upon charge. Sun loungers are featured by the pool, for the guests? relaxation. A well-tended garden with grassy areas and flowers is available. Arles Train Station is 6 km away and the Roman Necropolis of Alyscamps is at a distance of 5 km. Camargues Regional Park is 10 km away.
Mas Guiraud 17.2Km
The building in which you will be staying is very old, we have sought to retain the charm of the old by stone walls and old beams, while combining them look and Zen design to bring you a feeling of well being clean and comfortable.
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Gites et Chambres D.. 17.3Km
Stay in a farmhouse in the Camargue, in an unusual accommodation: a trailer or in a conventional hosting. We welcome guests for a night or more quiet, family atmosphere, pool.
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Chambre D'Hote de C.. 17.6Km
Room in a guest house in the small camargue, in 20 kilometres of the med, near the camargue, 40 kilometres from montpelier and 20 kilometres from nimes. near the gorges(breasts) of the hérault and cevennes. ideally situated to rest(base) you and relax you at the edge of the swimming pool. the house at the exit(release) of the village, at the campaign(countryside), made to relax you. for our friends motorcyclists, no problem to put your motorcycle in safety(security).
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La Galégière 17.7Km
Welcome to the Mas de la Galégière in Arles, between Provence and the Camargue. Off the beaten track and in the heart of a unique landscape, discover our comfortable guest houses and our vacation rentals. François Bon and his family will be happy to welcome you here in this charming place to stay in Arles and the Camargue holiday. . .
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Dhuoda 17.8Km
La Bastide de Diane 18.3Km
We offer three rooms: The Diane's room: elegant and refined, this is a spacious room with an atmosphere of a hunting lodge dominated by royal colours. This room is decorated with antique furniture . A medieval tapestry overlooks the king-size bed. In the private bathroom you will take a bath in a tub old, or if you prefer you can relax in a big shower.
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Apartment Avenue Ke.. 18.4Km
Located 2.1 km from Parc Expo Nîmes, Apartment Avenue Kennedy offers accommodation in Nîmes. Free private parking is available on site. There is a dining area and a kitchen complete with an oven and a microwave. A TV with satellite channels is offered. There is a private bathroom with a bath. Mediterranee Airport is 42 km away.
Lacasalisa 18.5Km
A security deposit of EUR 250 is required upon arrival for incidentals. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.
Charpentier 18.5Km
Mas du Prieur 18.6Km
Located just 3 km from the centre of Arles, Mas du Prieur offers an outdoor swimming pool, garden and terrace. Arles Amphitheatre is a 10-minute drive away. All rooms are air-conditioned and feature a flat-screen TV, wardrobe and desk. The en suite bathroom includes a bathtub. Some rooms have a mezzanine level. Guests are free to help themselves to the self-service buffet breakfast provided each morning at Mas du Prieur and access to the shared kitchen facilities is also available. There is also a BBQ in the garden, available for al fresco dining. Additional features include free Wi-Fi access throughout and free private parking on site. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a 35-minute drive away and Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer is 40 km from the property.
La Cle Secrete 18.7Km
Glamourous guest room. we have just one guest room, with SPA in the bedroom. for total wellness, it's possible on demand to have chineses massages by a professional, it's possible to eat on demand.
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Mas de St. Remy 18.8Km
The Saint Remy Resort open the doors in the heart of the Petite Camargue, a typical house. In the heard of 50 hectares, the house has the possibility of having families and companies for their holidays.
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Mas Sainte Marie 18.8Km
Beautiful mas in camargue surrounded by greenery with a large patio for breakfast table (because we are of the former restaurateur) with fireplace and swimming pool. Our 2 rooms have all the comfort one has a private spa and the other a private sauna, they are decorated with taste ' driftwood, waxed concrete, lin, and exotic wood and course a terrace overlooking the garden. breakfast tables and possible massages on reservation cordially marie and bruno
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La Maison de Pierre.. 18.9Km
La Maison de Pierre is located in the village of Vergeze, near a highway exit A9 (exit 26) and therefore easily accessible from Montpellier and Nimes, near the beaches of the L' Espiguette and Grand Travers,Maguelonne. The house is in the middle of the nineteenth. Recently renovated, this house type is composed of a vineyard first building with a floor and an extension of a court fully closed to external scrutiny, court in which a pool / pool welcomes you. A barn and a vegetable garden complement this perspective in any length. The pool operates by electrolysis of salt and contains no chlorine. Towels / bath towels are provided for swimming, sunbathing. An outdoor shower and toilets were built near
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Villa Au Milieu Des.. 18.9Km
You want to spend a quiet holiday in a pine forest 20min Pont du Gard and near the sea, Cévennes, Ventoux and attractions in Nimes, Avignon, Arles, ... then our villa is the ideal place for holidays and / or weekends! You can relax while enjoying the sun beds and the pool at will! In the morning a hearty breakfast is served in the large dining room or on the terrace.
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Appart Centre ville.. 18.9Km
A security deposit of EUR 300 is required upon arrival for incidentals. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.


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I got home literally as Rosie pulled up outside to pick me up at 1 o'clock. It was a quick dump and dash situation and we made it to All Saints just in time for the rehearsal. That week was mad! Global Rock on the 2ndbefore which I passed my driving test which I was ecstatic about. Naturally, I phoned Matt as my first port of call out of excitement. Typically, though, his phone was off:
"Hey! So, you'll never guess what… I just passed my driving test!" I cried down the phone at his voicemail! "You know what this means, don't you? I can now do the driving! No more ferrying around. Okay, I gotta go rehearse, but I'll talk to you later. Love you."
He phoned me again later and we talked about it for a bit:
"I'm so proud of you babe!" he said down the phone as I was sitting in the dressing room out the back of the Playhouse.
"Thank you!"
"How many minors?"
"Six. Silly things really."
"That's not so bad!"
"I know! I'm really chuffed!"
That evening, I performed in the trial run of our competition dance - which would ultimately win us first place in the regional heats at Portsmouth next month and that weekend I spent with Matt. Being very grown up. I arrived with my shopping ready to make dinner again – fish pie tonight – but first we made a trip to the tip and then Dunelm to buy some duvet covers and things for the spare room which Matt had just redecorated after Joe had moved out.
It felt really mature and I felt strangely at home. It felt right. I was excited that maybe the stitches in our relationship were holding, but I was still cautious nonetheless. When we got back home, Matt got a phone call from Darryl. He had been broken into and had some things stolen. He was in a bit of a state and, Matt being Matt, said he would head over to offer some moral support. I was a bit taken aback, but could understand where he was coming from. I could see he was freaking out and, fortunately, along with Jessie J's album which I had bought in Morrison's along with the fish pie ingredients, I had also popped into Boots and bought some Rescue Remedy, which I popped into Matts mouth before he left.
Cooking without Matt in the house was both interesting and a challenge at the same time. It suddenly occurred to me that, although I knew where the important things were – saucepans (of which there were few), frying pans, milk and the like – I hadn't accounted for the fact that I didn't know where he would keep the butter. I knew he'dsaidhe had some… But I'll be blown if I can find it. I searched everywhere, high and low. I even phoned my friend Sophie Myram whose mum lived just round the corner to see if she was home and could drop me some round. Turned out she was actually at her dads in Sidcot which wasn't at all helpful. I made the decision that I couldn't leave the house and walk to Tesco – or drive, as I had the car – because I would have had to leave it unlocked. I didn't have a key! I was stumped. Eventually, I decided that the only solution was to ring Matt and find out where it was.
Pouring myself a glass of wine for some Dutch courage – I had been told what Darryl was like and didn't want to set him off, but if I didn't want to ruin the tea, this was my only choice – and dialled the number.
"Hey, Matt. What's up," Matt answered.
"Hey babe. Silly question, but where's your butter?"
He laughed; "In the bread bin on the side."
The bread bin. Really? Who keepbutterin the bread bin?! I rolled my eyes.
"Okay, thanks babe. Everything okay?"
"Yeah, it's all good. I'll be leaving in the next couple of minutes."
I had been nervous about him going to see Darryl. I wasn't sure I trusted him completely yet, and since I didn't know what he'd be doing, I tried not to think about it too much... but it was really hard. I loved this man, but I didn't know the ins and outs of him yet. It was coming, but he was still difficult for me to understand.
I found the spread – not butter – in the bread bin and proceeded to make the white sauce for the Fish Pie. It was in the oven when he came back home. We each poured a large glass of wine and curled up on the sofa, before heading up to bed. When the Fish Pie had come out, it resembled more of a biscuit than a pie. Mostly because Matts insufficient cookware had left me with a huge serving dish to place it in. I joked about it, but I did find it secretly astounding.
That week flew past and hurled itself at me in the process. I headed into London on my way to Essex on March 9th. I disliked London. It was crowded, smelly and overbearing. I could never work (or live) here, but appreciated it for what it was each time I passed through. I was texting Matt on the tube as I transferred from Paddington to St Pancras station, via the Circle Line, before I got on a train to Colchester.
I arrived, got lost, found myself and arrived at the University. Very quickly after arriving, I wanted to leave. It was horrid and I absolutely didn't like it. The whole 20 hour day was completely pointless. It was dirty, small, uninformative, unwelcoming and old. I just didn't like it. I phoned Matt on my way back into London and told him about my day. It was a feeble attempt to keep myself awake as I was absolutely knackered. It worked for a bit, and it was nice to hear his voice, but all conversations have to come to an end at some point...
We saw each other again that Sunday... It was strange. I picked him up on the way back from the Senior Choir rehearsal in Weston with Rosie in the back of the car. The two of them got on really well, so that was cool, but I could tell something wasn't right when I went up to the door. He had been growing increasingly distant since my birthday, and the argument last month hadn't helped matters. I was worried. I knew something wasn't right and everything was still tense, but I tried to grin and bear it...
We raced up the motorway towards Cribbs to go Bowling. I made the silly mistake of undertaking a car on the road past Portishead which Matt and Rosie instantly pointed out. Oops. My bad. We arrived and I parked. Everyone – well, the three of us – piled out and hurried over to Hollywood Bowl to shy away from the cold. We had some drinks and played a round of pool – well, Matt played. I failed. Miserably. Son, Livvie and Ruth turned up and I confirmed the booking and we all ushered into the alley.
The game was actually really fun. I wasnoton form. At all. My winning streak from Germany last year and Cornwall at New Year had evidently worn off. It was great nonetheless. I can't remember who won and who lost, but I'm pretty sure I was somewhere near the bottom… But not quite the loser. As the day drew to a close, we made plans about getting home. Matt and I decided that I would go back to his and sleep over so Rosie, Livvie and Ruth went for dinner at Bella Italia and Matt and I went to get some takeaway… ASDA was shut, so I filled up with petrol and we went home, choosing to buy some things from Tesco's in Worle instead.
It was strange. It wasn't the same. I could feel the needle and thread beginning to tear apart. Slowly snapping as the whole thing was being held precariously over a great chasm, threatening to destroy everything forever… Little did I know this would be thelasttime I would see him like this…
Back at the house we curled up on the sofa. We talked about Uni. I told him my worries about Leanne going to Uni in America. About how it was terrifying me that I was going to have to leave so many people I loved behind… he talked to me differently that night, as the Vagina Monologues played in the background. He told me how he wasn't in contact with any of his friends from school anymore and how I would have to face that more often than not, this was the case. This got to me. How could he make these presumptions about me? From what he told me, his relationships were completely different to mine. While he had a really strong connection with his family and friends were secondary, I was the complete opposite… I thought he knew that? To me, in my case, my friends were my family. They were the people I turned to for advice and a shoulder to cry on. To me, my family were the people I lived with and who taught me how to be a good person, but my friends were the people who made me the person who was good… I thought he knew that? And it angered and upset me that he didn't seem to care… What did he know?


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Tourism Australia campaign blasted over boozers
Probably only in Australia could tourism chiefs attempt to move the country's image upmarket and still come away red-faced after a gaffe over boozing in public.
The new AU$250 million (US$242 million) 17-language TV marketing campaign that began airing this week is an attempt to get away from the stereotypes of beach babes and laddish culture that might not appeal to more discerning travelers.
Instead, it focuses on luxury destinations and high-end activities designed to attract overseas visitors keen on a "broader" experience.
Scenes in the "There's nothing like Australia" TV slot include spa getaways in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Kimberley's Bungle Bungles and even people playing chess in Tasmania.
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However, it's the inclusion by Tourism Australia of shots of a couple strolling a beach on Kangaroo Island in South Australia with a bottle of wine in hand that have drawn the wrong kind of attention so far.
Pedantic critics are pointing out that not only is alcohol banned on the beach, but the visitors also appear to be riding roughshod over the rule that requires them to be accompanied by a ranger.
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Tourism Australia managing director Andrew McEvoy focused instead on the positive aspects of the luxurious ad.
"This new campaign creative -- particularly the locations and how they have been shot -- clearly demonstrate Australia's distinctive and high-quality tourism products and experiences that are amongst the world's finest," he said.
"Promoting your best attributes is a strong and proven marketing principle."
Staying true to that message, the Tourism Australia website is now sprinkled liberally with words like "contemporary," "sophisticated," "energetic" and "inspiring."
And, with barely a shot of a kangaroo or a mugging Paul Hogan to be found, it seems unlikely that a little creative license and a misplaced bottle of plonk will derail the latest push to bring back the tourists.
Targeting China
The new TV commercial is already airing in China and will roll out to the United Kingdom and the United States later this week, with an Australian appearance scheduled soon to encourage domestic travelers to stay home this year.
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, visitors from China were up 34 percent in April on a year previously.
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My world has collapsed as soon as Ara was out of my sight. Her beautiful face no longer was illuminating the room, the waves of her blonde hair no longer shined in the light, and the warmth of her heart left me cold. I started to think of the worst-case situations and felt my heart beat rapidly in my chest. I prayed to God that Ara would return soon, but as the moon began rising, I knew I'd be alone in the house. I walked up the white staircase trimmed with black railing thinking, If she isn't back by morning, I'm going to look for her. But then a thought rushed to my head. Why do I care so much? Without every aspect of her being complimented, I replied in my head, There is something enchanting, mystical, and mysterious about her. A hidden secret. I walked into my room, staring blankly at the forest green walls. The clock read in green numbers, 6:47 PM. Stepping off the wooden floors, I climbed into my black blanketed bed. Thoughts began swimming through my head, I saw Ara's face crying, and I began dreaming off her.
I awoke to the sound of glass breaking in the parlor, and looking towards the clock I seen the green digits 9:23. My first hope was to find Ara, but as I ran down the stairs, I found utter disappointment. There stood a boy, with the sharp tail coming out of his back. As he turned towards me, I seen the reflection of me with black horns, orange eyes, and a sharpened cuspid smile. I couldn't believe the demon that was standing in my face looked like a twin of me. Fear crawled down my spine as he inched closer towards me. His eyes burning like a raging fires of hell. The air became colder as the demon smiled, whispered into my ear, "Where is Ara, human? Hmm? Are you in love? Ignorant human, she'll die soon enough."
"Sinclair, get out of my manor. You're not allowed on the property, ever," I responded, gathering confidence.
"Oh, but dear Balthasar, we are the same. Would you like to know what I would do with the angel, brother?"
"You will not touch a hair on her precious head!"
"But I will, I will use her. Ana will rise again, Balthasar. I will be the one with power," he began to laugh at me as he sprinted away.
After hearing his horrid words, fear numbed my body, but I ran after him as he sprinted out the front doors. As soon as I went to grab his red shirt, he dissipated in the cold night air. Dammnit! His powers are still strong. I sat on the concrete steps, and put my face in my knees crying. I started to bawl when I felt the soft lips kiss my cheek. Looking up, I saw Ara's gorgeous porcelain face and sweet smile.
"Ara, I am-" I stammered before she interrupted.
"Balthasar, be silent. I understand, and I am aware that the acknowledgement of my talents and wings are overwhelming. I forgive you."
"Can you please, tell me what you are?"
Ara swallowed hard as she prepared to say it.
"I am a fallen angel. Please, do not be afraid," tears escaped her hazel eyes as remorse crashed down upon me.
"Ara, I won't as long as you're here with me. Please, stay. Don't ever leave again, I can't bear to watch you leave and I need you to be here safe." I begged her, getting on my knees and reaching out to her hand.
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While Annie and Abbey's mother snatched up the phone and contacted the neighbors, their father, Glenn, took the car around the neighborhood. Abbey looked for clues around Annie's room, inside the rest of the house, and even in the backyard. There were no footprints obviously, but there were no other signs either, whether Annie had dragged herself away or found some other means of transportation. Abbey questioned all the partygoers, but none of them had seen her.
Abbey wasn't immediately frightened, but it was certainly curious that a paraplegic disappear without a trace and without the use of her wheelchair. Annie had grown distant since the accident, and Abbey supposed she understood, but Annie also needed to know that Abbey was there for her, too.
She looked up and asked the group, "You've all got your cells then?"
Everyone nodded.
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They all agreed and began pairing off to search for Annie. Abbey cornered cousin Tyler by the back porch and asked him to be her "Buddy."
"Me?" asked the college sophomore. He stood six-two and looked every bit the wrestler that he was. He and the twins had always gotten along all right but had never been close. He looked honestly surprised that Abbey would pick him.
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Tyler smirked, "For what? To fight bears?"
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Tyler called after her, "Hey, I was kidding!" but his sixteen year-old cousin was already at the back fence. She gave no indication that she might be kidding. He jogged to catch up.


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I also like how easy it is, as a teacher, to watch my students' screencasts. With a little help from other teachers over Twitter (thanks @gregkulowiec and @MsMagiera) I determined the easiest way to set up Educreations on my student ipads was to have my teacher account logged in on all of the iPads. Then, I taught my students a uniform naming convention for their videos, which are all uploaded to my teacher account so that I knew who submitted each video. I then can watch the videos from my computer and/or project or post their videos for other students to see! So far, it has been very slick!
I think a fair barometer of technology in the classroom is to measure whether it allows students to demonstrate understanding, create meaning, extend learning, and/or to create something that can be used in the future. Using screencasting seems like an outstanding way to reach these goals! I also love the metacognition that occurs for students as they work through the problems (I ask them to narrate as though they were teaching someone who missed class the day we covered the problem they are working).
Below are 2 examples of screencasts my algebra students created. In class today, my students were to select 2 problems they missed on a recent test and correct their mistake(s) using the Educreations app to demonstrate their understanding and correct their mistake:
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Hi, I think your student videos are great! I am planning to teach my K - 2 teachers how to use Educreations, including setting up accounts, courses, adding students, etc. We have 2 iPad carts that are shared by our whole building so I am thinking that logging in as the teacher is not going to work since several teachers will be using the same iPads. Is there a reason you thought this was better than having the students sign up for your course and then log in on their own?ReplyDeleteReplies
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The room swam in front of Rhea's eyes. She'd slammed her beer fairly quickly, and as always, swigs from the bottles of those who'd brought hard alcohol. Small and hungry as she was, it was hitting her harder than she'd anticipated. Not that Rhea would ever admit she couldn't keep up. Martin stuck close to her. It seemed he was feeling it too. "I'll be back, OK?" he slurred, and wobbled towards the bathroom.
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Rhea shuddered. His eyes were so dead. The only emotion she had seen in them all night had been rage. And some of that rage had been directed at her.
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Martin returned from the bathroom. He looked hard at her. Immediately, he asked "What's wrong?"
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Teens get paid to dance, sing and play video games ... while learning workplace skills
Young Audiences' ArtWorks youth development program trains teens in 21st Century job skills and college readiness through the arts.
Teens give us feedback like, "I used to just watch a movie. Now I know every shot and how they got it," "I had to step outside my comfort zone," and "I really appreciate all the quality that goes into all my clothes." For many, this program has shown them a future and a career in the arts they would never have considered realistic.
These teenagers are passionate, enthusiastic and creative; your audience will be inspired by their stories of working in these co-ops:
Architecture ● Ceramics ● Dance ● Drawing/Painting ● Fashion
Film ● Installation Art ● Poetry/Literary Arts ● Recording Arts
Theater ● Video Game Design ● Video Game Production ● Vocal Music
The Culminating Exhibit and Performance is a FREE and family-friendly performance, open to the public. Some artwork will be for sale.
• Wed., July 25 at The Halle Building, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
• Wed., Aug 1 at Tri-C Metro Campus, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
About Young Audiences
Young Audiences enriches the lives of children and promotes creative learning by uniting arts and education. Organized in 1953, the Northeast Ohio chapter of Young Audiences is the only multi-arts resource for schools in the region whose primary purpose is to make learning through the arts an essential part of young people's education.
About Young Audiences' Artworks Program
Young Audiences' ArtWorks is an after school and youth development program for Northeast Ohio high school students. This summer, Young Audiences hired 150 apprentices who work in the arts and participate in work-force development activities including work place scenarios and resume writing. The 2012 summer co-ops are Architecture, Ceramics, Dance, Drawing/Painting, Fashion Design, Film, Poetry/Literary Arts, Recording Arts, Sculpture, Theater, Video Game Design, Video Game Production and Vocal Music. To learn more visit http://www.yaneo.org/
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