Ideally located 2 km from the city centre and the Arènes, this functional hotel has everything you need for an enjoyable business or pleasure trip.
Centrally located, and near the train station and motorway, you will find the hotel is an ideal place for your visit to Languedoc Roussillon.
The Campanile Nîmes Centre Mas-Carbonnel is in an ideal location for exploring this beautiful region and soaking up the ambience of this wonderful area. Nîmes is a fantastic place to visit, set against the foothills of the Cévennes. Close to some fine beaches on the Mediterranean coast and to the Camargue, it is also close to the Rhône Valley with its vineyards and historical treasures.
By Car
From all directions:
- Take the A54 towards Arles/Marseille.
- Take exit 1 for Nimes Centre, then turn right at the traffic circle towards Parc Georges Besse.
From Nimes:
- Take the ring-road,towards the A9, then towards Avignon.
- Head towards Nimes centre at the junction.
Local Attractions :
• Musée des Beaux-Arts (6 Miles) - Musée des Beaux-Arts is the largest museum in the city. It holds a number of French sculptures and paintings, dating from the 17th to 20th century. Works from the 15th to 18th century by Flemish, Dutch and Italian artists are also contained here.
• Maison Carrée (6 Miles) - One of the most beautiful and best-preserved Roman temples of Europe. Biult during the reign of Caesar Augustus. Set on a raised platform with tall Corinthian columns, it inspired Thomas Jefferson as well as the builders of La Madeleine in Paris.
• Amphithéâtre Romain (7 Miles) - An impressive piece of architecture, and one of the best preserved arenas from it's time. It stands two stories high, and each floor features sixty arches built of large stones.
• Pont du Gard (18 Miles) - Consisting of three tiers of arches arranged into gracefully symmetrical patterns, its huge stones are held together without mortar. It dates from about 19 b.c. and is a vivid reminder of the technical know-how of the ancient Romans.
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