Top Hotels Near Musée départemental Arles antique in Arles from AU$69

"Very helpful and friendly staff. Great location, close to Wednesday morning markets and the site. Room clean and comfy."

"The hotel / room / bedding and property were clean. The staff were cheerful, polite and helpful. There was a bit of noise due to a group of chaperoned teenagers staying on the same floor... Loud talking / laughing / running in the hallway, door slamming, etc. The pool was open, and i was told that the restaurant was closed for meals other than breakfast."

"La ubicación muy buena"

"Very nice and clean. Garage was extremely difficult to get in and out of because of the very, very narrow streets."

"The room was very clean and sufficient for a two-night stay. The location in relation to city center could be better but it is very accessible by buses and brief walk. The staff was very pleasant and welcoming. Thank you. Martink"

"We were pleasantly surprised to find we could do laundry for free there!! Instructions were clear. Bed comfortable. Cooking ability basic. Wi-Fi bumped us out a few times. Lovely bath. Plenty of light. Big apartment. Recommend getting a courtyard room if you want absolute quiet. Otherwise, we looked out over the street. Lots of light through big windows. Great location in old town close to river and food stores. "

"The room was clean, the staff was great. We had a great stay in Arles and this spot was close to a lot of things!! Remember to set up a checkout prior to having to leave at 6:30am "

"Hôtel was fine, beds was the hardest thing I have slept on…and I like a firm bed…but the area around the hotel was truly dirty and there was garbage everywhere. Parking is easy and plentiful and you are only 5 minutes away from the city center. "

"We weren’t aware of the elevator tube when we first arrived. The front desk is not staffed and you get in by receiving a key code to your phone. Once we got that organized, it was fine. We were on the third floor and my travelling companion was wonderful about lugging stuff up three long curvy flights of stairs. Once she reached the top, she realized there was an elevator tube that we could use. It was for one person only and it was a tight squeeze with luggage. It felt like you were in a vacuum canister. But it did the trick and certainly helped from having to lug suitcases up all those flights. It would’ve been helpful to know that that was available ahead of time. The staff who were there for breakfast were terrific and the breakfast was delicious. They were able to provide us with some useful information for our stay in this pretty little town."