Beds were amazingly comfy...we didn't want to leave the bed each morning. The front desk staff were really great.

The walls are super thin. We could hear every Single sound from the hallways and other rooms. Every sound from the street came through loudly and clearly. That's the only negative issue with this hotel but it was a serious problem from start to finish. We stayed for 4 nights and our sheets were not changed once and I had to ask for fresh towels on day 3. To be fair, we were told that we should've placed the towels on the floor of the shower if we wanted fresh towels. We placed the dirty towels on the wall hooks inside the shower so the cleaning team didn't have to pull them off the floor.🤷🏽‍♀️

This is quiet, charming, old fashioned hotel from the outside but cosy and modern within. Room a little small perhaps and tiny but perfectly appointed bathroom, with the usual, slightly precarious French (spiral) staircase of once upon a time. Staff sweet and super helpful and owner a treasure: left me in charge for half an hour one afternoon while accompanying another guest to the local garage to sort out mechanical problems. A 10 minute walk from the station and less than a minute from the tiny, compact, centre; there's a nice little patio outside for a drink or snacks and the breakfast room inside is perfect for reading a book or catching up on e-mails. Arles is in truth a 2 day stay max, with half a dozen arty and historical sites worth visiting, great eateries and bakeries but also some awesome book shops.

The building is beautifully historic, and the stay was very comfortable. Due to a delayed train, we arrived at the hotel quite late, close to midnight. Thankfully, the hotel had left the key at the front desk and sent me the entry code via message, allowing us to check in smoothly. The staff were extremely warm and helpful, answering all our questions in detail and recommending many excellent restaurants. Highly recommended for its charm and outstanding service!

one downside was the shower—the water temperature was difficult to regulate and hard to maintain at a comfortable level for long

The staff were excellent, and the breakfast was very nice. The location in the old town was excellent.

The “property” was excellent. However, if you have a car, as we did - I recommend not parking in the old town. My only quibble with the room was the glass bathroom door - which was directly opposite our bed. It offered limited privacy, and the light was pretty bright if someone used the bathroom in the middle of the night.

The establishment's location is quite central, in the heart of Arles. It is conveniently a 15-minute walk from the CENTRE VILLE parking area, making it an excellent choice for travelers looking to explore the city on foot. As for breakfast, guests can look forward to a comprehensive spread that is designed to kick-start your day on a high note. Lastly, the room was spacious, offering plenty of room for relaxation and comfort after a day of sightseeing.

On the floor, there was a light that remained on all the time. Although it emitted low power, the presence of this light along with the kind of flooring suggested that the room was probably an outdoor patio or an entranceway from the street. This feature was unique, but it didn't add to the overall ambiance that I was expecting in the space.

The location of the hotel is perfect for visiting the city. It is also close to the area where you can find restaurants and clubs. Camera da letto ben curata e pulita. Trovate tutto il necessario.

For those arriving by car, parking is a bit problematic. However, you can find public car parks nearby where you can leave your car for a fee. The cost is really low, around €3, to park it from evening to the following morning. The mezzanine with two single beds is comfortable for two children. Difficult to access for people who are not particularly agile.

A small hotel in the historic central low-traffic area of Arles, really close to the Arena. The hotel has been refurbished tastefully retaining loads of character with, for example, beautiful stone tiles in the bathroom). We had a really friendly welcome. Unlike many hotels, the commitment to sustainability was genuine and we noticed this in several areas (eg the room waste bin had a recycling section).

We liked everything.

This is a charming hotel in the center of Arles historical district. The building and rooms are all made of stone. Rain shower was an unexpected treat. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. The breakfast offered lots of options.

I could have used a towel bar to hang towels in the bathroom instead of lightweight hooks in the door.

Location- right in the old town so within walking distance to the best attractions. Lots of character throughout the hotel due to its exposed stone walls.

Very steep stairs with no lift. Double bed quite small, and expensive breakfast compared to room price. Musty smell in the room - maybe a small damp problem. Bathroom could be cleaner (mould visible in many places in the bathroom).

My room was very thoughtfully arranged. The hotel is in the historic area, so space is limited AND very fun and unusual alternatives. For example, not room for a closet? No worries! An historic harness can be suspended with 4-6 hangers which is all we needed and less leaving things behind! Location is amazing 2 or 3 minute walk to the Rhone River. Couldn't be better AND our cars are tights fits on ancient roads! Breakfast included homemade yocurt and jams and was a great serve yourself set up!

Really and truly (and I AM a picky traveler), there was nothing I didn't like AND the staff was attentive, thorough and ajoy to be around.