Nîmes, France

Jardins Secrets

In the heart of ancient Nîmes hides a magical boutique hotel. A secluded place, where Mediterranean gardens perfume the air (bougainvillea, palms, orange trees), and water gently flows through the marble of an antique fountain. A place like Jardins Secrets makes it hard to believe you are nestled within the heart of a city. Among its highlights, the hotel boasts its “Source des Secrets”, a celebrated Roman-style spa, offering ayurvedic and natural treatments among an array of others.

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Hotel Guide

Facilities

Fourteen air-conditioned double rooms, modern bathrooms  with antique baths enclosed with silk curtains. All equipped with Flatscreen TV, safe and bottled water and offering views of the garden, swimming pool, or cloister.
Free high-speed WiFi throughout.
Open-hearth fireplaces, chandeliers, and objets d’arts galore.

Wellness & Spa

Enough cannot be said about the spectacular Roman-style spa, a hammam in the steam room proves the perfect end to a relaxing evening.
Heated outdoor plunge pool in the stunning walled garden.
Source des Secrets spa, with Chinese, Japanese,  ayurvedic massages and a steam room.

Wine & Dine

Luxury confiture breakfast with homemade cakes, served in your room, the salons, or in the gardens.
Beers, wines, spirits, and soft drinks can be enjoyed in both antique-furnished, trompe-l’oeil salon or  brought up to your room.

Dresscode

As lavish as you want, or as cozy as you'll feel.

Budget

Rates start at EUR 350 per night.

Local Guide

Local Restaurants

Vincent Croizard - Elegant fine dining with beautifully lit outdoor seating. 17 Rue des Chassaintes
Menna - Located in the city's pedestrian area - modern cuisine inspired by Mediterranean flavors, high quality, homemade, and seasonal products, terrace. 7 Rue de Bernis

What to Do

For those who choose to leave the luxury of their rooms, Nîmes is awash with history. From relics and ruins to Roman and classical architecture, exploring the city is like being lost within the pages of a romance novel.

Don't Miss

The Arenes de Nimes is the best-preserved amphitheatre  in the Roman world. Audio guides and tours are available.  Make sure you see the Colours of the bullfighting space  with its display of bullfighting costumes  in the  arenes de Nimes.
Roman Temple “La Maison Carrée” was announced a UNESCO site a couple of months ago.

How to Get There

Fly to Nîmes, a 20-minute drive or EUR 25 taxi ride. Other local airports are Montpellier and Marseille.
Shuttle bus connects Nîmes airport with the main train station, just a three-minute walk to the hotel.
For train journeys, Eurostar to Paris and then direct TGV train from Paris to Nîmes train station less than 3 hours