The "A l'ombre des pins" guest house, a place of charm and serenity, welcomes you on a hillside of the beautiful Roman city of Nîmes. In the heart of its garrigue and its many species, lulled by the song of cicadas, come and recharge your batteries in the tranquility of this region of Provence between Camargue and Cévennes. You benefit from your luxurious private outbuilding, its east and west orientation to benefit from the different sunshine and shade, and its furnished swimming pool. The space Your 55 m2 accommodation consists of a large bedroom/living room space, tastefully decorated, and designed as a cocoon of softness and light. A large, perfectly equipped kitchen/dining room, enjoys a very beautiful brightness. This place reveals its sunrises to you when you wake up, offering the possibility of breakfast on its beautiful 20 m2 wooden terrace, suitable for your morning sports practice, in the middle of a flowery and wooded area with a dominant and unobstructed view. Its sunsets illuminate the second tiled terrace with plancha and garden furniture dedicated to end-of-day aperitif dinners. Your space is completely private, and has a carport. A path within the vegetation allows you to access its pool area, shared with all the discretion of its owners. Its different spaces allow you to enjoy at different times of the day the warmth of the sun on its deckchairs or sofas, or the shade offered by its vegetation for a nap in a hammock, to the song of cicadas, near its listed capitelle. This villa located in a residential area, less than a 10-minute drive from the city center of Nîmes, allows you to put on your sneakers as soon as you step out the door for a run, walk or mountain bike ride, in a landscaped natural area, 100 m away. The attractiveness of the city of Nîmes, its Roman remains including the Maison Carrée recently classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its Fontaine gardens, dominated by the Tourmagne, its Arènes, the site of many festivities, its contemporary museum Le Carré d'art by Norman Foster, the museum of Romanity by Elisabeth de Portzamparc, its Jeudis de Nîmes with its craft market, a major venue for regional gatherings, and its many restaurants, including its starred gastronomic restaurants. Its strategic location will allow you to visit many must-see places in the region. Pont du Gard, a major Roman site 30 km away Uzès with its Duchy and Saturday morning market 25 km away The Gardon Gorges, UNESCO biosphere area, its La Baume site, its climbing spot, and Collias with its via ferrata Aigues-Mortes with its fortifications and Giraud salt marshes 50 km away Les Saintes Marie de la Mer, notorious place of the Camargue 60 km away The beautiful city of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and its Glanum, a place of festive evenings, 48 km away Orange and its festival in the Roman amphitheater 60 km away, at the gates of the Luberon, where you can visit Fontaine de Vaucluse Aix-en-Provence and its region 110 km away Arles with its Roman sites and Luma Museum 40 km away Avignon with its fortifications, Palais des Papes, and Festival 50 km away Montpellier with its first medical school in France, its Jardin des Plantes and Peyrou, its historic center, and its beaches 60 km away Anduze and its Bambouseraie 45 km away, located at the gates of the Cévennes, with its rivers, caves, excursion circuits including the mythical Stevenson Trail. Registration Details 301890032773K