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La Luciole 

7 rue Aldo Renise 13200 Arles

House rental in Arles with private garden

La Maison Luciole is a holiday rental in Arles, ideal for a stay in Provence. This detached house with a private garden offers a calm, bright, and comfortable setting for exploring Arles and the Camargue at your own pace.

La Maison Luciole, a luminous interlude in Arles

Maison Luciole accommodates up to 4 guests in fully equipped and air-conditioned accommodation. It features two comfortable bedrooms , a bright living room, a fully equipped kitchen and a modern bathroom.
This seasonal rental in Arles is perfect for a stay as a couple, with family or friends, with all the necessary comforts to feel at home.

Rental with private garden and pergola in Arles

Enjoy a private garden in Provence, a true asset of Maison Luciole. The shaded pergola allows you to dine outdoors, relax, or enjoy summer evenings in a peaceful atmosphere.
This rare outdoor setting for rent in Arles offers an authentic and relaxing experience.

Stay in Arles: everything accessible on foot or by bike

Maison Luciole is conveniently located for exploring Arles easily. Shops, restaurants, museums and cultural sites are all within a few minutes' walk or bike ride.
Two bicycles are available to discover the city in a different way and fully enjoy your stay in Provence.

Comfort and amenities of Maison Luciole

This house rental in Arles offers complete amenities for a hassle-free stay:

  • air conditioning

  • High-speed Wi-Fi

  • Television

  • Fully equipped kitchen (oven, hob, refrigerator, bean-to-cup coffee machine…)

  • washing machine

  • tumble dryer

  • pergola

  • plancha

  • garden furniture

  • office space

  • Linens provided

  • private parking


Everything is designed for a comfortable stay in a seasonal rental in Arles.

Sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms, garden, parking
1 bathroom, 1 toilet, kitchen
Plancha lounge, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV

Salon

Minimum 5 days, cleaning fee €70

Pourquoi choisir une location de vacances à Arles ?

Arles is a must-see destination in Provence, renowned for its heritage, festivals, and unique atmosphere. Choosing a holiday home in Arles with a garden means enjoying a stay that combines culture, relaxation, and the Provençal way of life.
Maison Luciole is the ideal starting point for discovering:

  • The Arles Arena

  • The historic center and its narrow streets

  • The Camargue and its natural landscapes

  • The Alpilles nearby

La Luciole: A cool oasis with a garden in the Semestre district of Arles

Discover La Luciole, an exceptional property offering an ideal and highly sought-after compromise in Arles: the absolute tranquility of an independent townhouse with its own private garden , located in the peaceful Semestre district, just an 8-minute walk from the historic heart of the city. This strategic location makes it the perfect base for travelers who wish to alternate between the excitement of Arles' festivals and the serenity of a true haven of greenery.

The privilege of a green outdoor space in the calm of Semestre

The undisputed highlight of La Luciole remains its magnificent secret garden . In the heart of the city, having such an outdoor space is a rare luxury. Shaded and blooming, this garden is a daily invitation to the Provençal art of living. It's here that your days begin, around a coffee overlooking the budding greenery, and it's here that they continue, at aperitif time, after a long day of sightseeing. Located on a residential street in the Semestre district, the house guarantees restful nights and often easier parking, while remaining just steps from the city center.

Ancient and contemporary Arles within easy walking distance

Staying at La Luciole, you can completely forget about the constraints of a car for your daily outings. A short 8-minute walk is all it takes to cross the boundaries of the Semestre district and reach the lively pedestrian streets of the city center , its squares lined with terraces, and its artisan shops. From there, the most important UNESCO World Heritage sites unfold before you: the majestic Arles Amphitheatre, the Ancient Theatre, and the Church of Saint-Trophime. The house is also ideally located for culture lovers, offering quick and easy access to the renowned Rencontres de la Photographie exhibitions, as well as the spectacular tower of the LUMA Foundation .

The comfort of a large holiday home in Provence

Inside, La Luciole charms with its welcoming atmosphere, abundant natural light, and perfectly arranged spaces ideal for families or groups of friends. Combining the character of traditional architecture with modern comforts, the house features efficient air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi , a fully equipped kitchen, and private parking . By booking directly on our website, you not only benefit from the best rate guaranteed with no commission, but also from a personalized welcome for a tailor-made stay in the heart of Arlesian culture.

salle de bain
les arènes d'Arles
Le théatre antique d'Arles

Arles, a city where 2000 years of history can be read in the open air

Between the Camargue and the Alpilles, Arles stands out as one of the richest cities in France in terms of heritage. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it concentrates more than 2000 years of history in a vibrant urban fabric where Antiquity, the Middle Ages and contemporary creation coexist seamlessly.
A Roman power still visible
Formerly known as Arelate, Arles became a strategic city in the Roman world from Antiquity thanks to the Rhône, a major transport route.
The Arles Amphitheatre, built in the 1st century, still dominates the city. With its 20,000 seats, it recalls the power of ancient spectacles. Nearby, the ancient theatre bears witness to a vibrant cultural life, dedicated to the arts and public performances.
Further south, the Alyscamps, an ancient Roman necropolis, offer a striking landscape of sarcophagi and plane trees, which over the centuries has become a place of memory and artistic inspiration.
Medieval times and religious power
In the Middle Ages, Arles became a major religious center. The Saint-Trophime Cathedral, a masterpiece of Romanesque art, impresses with its sculpted portal of the Last Judgment.
Its exquisitely crafted cloister illustrates the spiritual and artistic richness of the medieval city. Arles was then organized around faith, commerce, and pilgrimages.
A city of art and light
In the 19th century, Arles inspired Vincent van Gogh, who created some of his major works there, such as The Starry Night Over the Rhône and Sunflowers. The city became an artistic motif in its own right.
Today, Arles continues this tradition with the Rencontres de la Photographie, an international event that transforms the city into an open-air museum every summer.
A living heritage between city and nature
Arles is not limited to its monuments. It extends towards the Camargue, a wild territory where pink flamingos, horses and pastoral traditions coexist.
This proximity between urban heritage and nature gives Arles a unique identity: a city where history is lived as much as it is visited.

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