Noemys Arles

"Booked here for a week. Stayed one night during which I booked somewhere else for the following days. Nothing like what you're led to believe. Needs a considerable update. Room was very small and dirty, and the smell was horrendous. One plastic chair even though two ofyouare staying. Mind, it would have been hard to fit another plastic chair in there. Location is a lot further from centre than suggested. However, one plus is that the number2 bus is just around the corner and takes you straight into Arles. Arles is stunning and definitely worth a visit. Just not from this hotel"

Mercure Arles Centre Arènes

"It's very nice, located in a small town. It's great value for money, the bed is very soft, and there doesn't seem to be much to do in the town itself. Most people drive here to stay."

Logis Hotel des Granges

"We had an excellent stay: great attention to details, large and shaded parking for cars and the swimming pool was what we needed during the recent heatwave"

Villa Blanche

"Thanks to the exquisite environment created by Gilbert and Olivier, a stay at Villa Blanche has become an essential event in our annual calendar."

Hôtel de l'Amphithéâtre

"The hotel was located very close to the major sightseeing spots and was comfortable."

Hôtel la Muette

"A dream !"

Hotel du Forum

"What a gem! Gorgeous typical french hotel. Room was spacious very clean. Reception staff great and friendly. Really good location set in a lovely square. Easy to access all tourist spots. Would highly recommend. 10 mins walk from station but not easy with cases as pavements cobbled."

Le Cloître

"positive: location. negative: no air condition. do not stay in summer. tacky decors. mediocre breakfast. unwelcoming, aloof staffs. parking little distance from hotel, dragging the luggage not fun and of course paying extra for parking."

Le Mas de Peint - Hôtel et Restaurant

"Le Mas de Peint (Le Sambuc, 13200 Arles, 4.90.97.20.62) built in 1602 by M Peint, exceeded our expectations. It was a farm with lots of land surrounding it and very, very remote. We booked the Junior Suite Elegance-Atelier (539.29€ per day with breakfast). In 1602 our room was an atelier for the “mas” or farmhouse. Our room was well-laid out and had a separate kitchen (with a microwave, stove top and oven!) The living room/bedroom had enough space for a desk and a round table so we both had space to sit at our laptops. At one end there was a fireplace (which we actually used one morning) and a (too low and too uncomfortable) sofa and coffee table. It was not so much as decorated as put together in a homey, farmhouse way. The lighting was awful--the room was dark even during the day. We had an outside sitting area and the “mas” had a large living room, dining room and kitchen that we could use just next door to our room. Also, just next door to our room, was a large enclosed sunroom where we could also sit. Our toilet was in a separate room that made the bathroom much more functional for us. There was just enough storage space for our one-week stay. Elise, Vincent, Johan and the rest of the staff were personable, professional, helpful and friendly. The staff personalized our room following our requests, including leaving us fruit and flowers. The main thing we found annoying was the breakfast. Because they were using local produce, we had apple juice (not freshly squeezed), mealy apples, mealy pears, and plums for fruit in the mornings (and they weren’t great either). We bought orange juice and melon at the Épicerie La Reg Aline Salin de Giraud and Audre could use the kitchen to make porridge for us. Even so, we were charged 30€ on days we had our own porridge and 50€ on days we had eggs. That was insulting. We were also charged extra for coffee pods (even though we left many). Very chintzy. The mas had very thick walls (making Internet or the wifi work was a challenge—which was already a challenge in the Camargue) and was atmospheric with beamed and wooden ceilings. The furnishings and decorations were pleasant, like a farmhouse should have. The mas had bikes on offer but they were old and too big for Audre anyway."

La Résidence Arles Centre

"I recommend without problems"

At the foot of the Arles bullring, attractive renovated town house

Charming apartment in historic building