| | Facilities within the Property |
 Breakfast
Given that our guests are here to enjoy a peaceful stay there is no a fixed time for breakfast but they have only to wake up and ask the housekeeper to prepare their meal. Our guests can enjoy breakfast in their own room, in the garden or in the dining area. |
 Garden
The garden is an oasis in the middle of the city, an exquisite spot for al fresco dining and moments of relaxation. There are many places to sit in the shade of green plants and ease your way through the long afternoon siesta. You can truly relax knowing that we are taking care of your personal needs. Our guests can also enjoy our exclusive wonderful swimming pool. |
 Dining
Jardins Secrets organises dinners for the guests on request. Given that there are only few rooms the result is are very intimate and romantic atmosphere. The chef offers a variety of sea dishes, classic French cheese, desserts and an extensive wine-list. |
Lounges
Three connecting lounges with historical fireplace, music room or smoking room allow guest to mingle or seek privacy and in order to remain switched on despite the scenery, wi-fi internet is available throughout the hotel.
Additional facilities include: Internet Point, laundry, concierge service, bar, bike rental to discover the city tours. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Bar | Bicycle Rentals | | Computer | Concierge Service | | Dry Cleaning | Fax Service | | Garage | Internet Point | | Ironing | Laundry & Ironing | | Phone Token | Photocopier | | Private Garage | Restaurant | | Secretarial Service | Silver Cutlery | | Slippers | Swimming Pool | | Valet Parking | | | |
 Jardins Secrets is located Nīmes, a vibrant city rich in history and charm. The city dates back to the 6th century B.C. and it is the meeting point among Camargue, Languedoc and Provence. Renowned all around the world for its monuments, you will find a small Rome in French!
These are some Roman monuments that you can not miss!
The Amphiteathre
The Roman Arena is the best conserved amphitheatre in the world. Once house for gladiators, today it houses many events and exhibitions.
The Maison Carrée
Roman temple built by Agrippa, who died in 12 B.C. It was then dedicated to his two sons, Caius and Lucius. It overlooks the forum and it is one of the most beautiful examples of Augustan classicism.
The Roman Walls
Nīmes is a fenced city surrounded by high walls but today Porte D'Auguste and Porte de France are the only gates still visible.
The Jardins De La Fontaine
The Jardins de la Fontaine were created in the 18th century on an ancient Roman site and the Temple of Diana is the only remaining vestige.
Pont du Gard
The Pont du Gard is located 25 kilometers from Nīmes and it is part of the aqueduct built around to transport water from the Eure spring near Uzčs to Nīmes. Today it is inscribed on the Unesco World Heritage List. The city has also many museums such as the Museum of Contemporary Art, Natural History, the Fine Arts and a planetarium where looking at the stars. |
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