Logis Auberge du Mas de la Feniere  

Easy access to surrounding attractions, quiet in a rural setting with excellent service, and superior local cuisine at an affrordable price.

Location was lovely - out of town. Town reachable by car only. Restaurant not open on Sunday and no local supermarket open either on a Sunday which is a bit of a problem. Buffalo Grill is good - prices reasonable but need to drive to get there. Hotel was very clean and room was spacious. Wine at the bar is a bit pricey but good quality. Very quiet in hotel. Breakfast charged at 10 euro. Didn't try but drove over to McDonalds for tea and McMuffin (x2) for 5 euro.

Very quiet place not far from the city, very comfortable room

The hotel was really lovely, exactly what you would picture as bed and breakfast in Provence. The food was also excellent, and everyone we encountered was friendly.

Our bathroom wasn't super clean, I found a handful of hairs in the tub and no one cleaned the toilette during our two night stay. I don't mean to say it was very dirty at all, just not rigorously clean.

- It personifies the typical converted Farmhouse to hotel in the Provence region of France. - the in-house restaurant serves a first-class local dinner - large private parking area

- long driveway and parking area's gravel leave a white dust layer on your car every time you drive in or out,

Free parking, big but old room

Wifi just in the reception, small bathroom, breakfast quite expansive, no elevator

The site was excellent - like driving up to South Fork!

This is a horrible place, fitted out by someone that couldn't care less about their guests. It is depressing with horrid decor and a generally unwelcoming feel. Loads of chairs and tables outside but signs warning that guests can't picnic at them! The toilet in our room was so small you could hardly sit down without banging your head against the door. Above all this is not a 3 star hotel and Logis should adjust its rating down to 2 star at best.

A converted 19th century farm house in the French countryside. The room was pretty basic, but had a good bathroom and plenty of room for the 4 of us. The surroundings and the hotel grounds were very nice, as was the pool area. The restaurant, lobby, and other common areas were nicely decorated and comfortable.

Had trouble communicating with the front desk staff in english when the owners were not around (not that we expect english, but all the other hotels we stayed at in France did very well with english). The room did not have a refrigerator. I hear the food in the restaurant is good, but we thought the 35 euro price tag was a little steep, so we skipped it.

Nice environment close to Arles

No minibar or mineralwater in the room.Beds very hard.

The public areas of the hotel are very charming and the strong free internet connection throughout the hotel was also very welcome.

The hotel was staffed during our stay by a man and a lady. The lady was extremely charming and very helpful. Unfortunately the man was quite the opposite and generally gave the impression that he resented people being in his property. When he showed us to our rooms, he ran off ahead and let my elderly father struggle up a steep spiral staircaise without offering any assistance with his bag which I thought was deplorable from a hotelier. The rooms are very basic and quite worn in places. They have pale laminate floors which are very unwelcoming and very inappropriate for the propoerty, obviously chosen on a basis of cost.

Hôtel situé à quelques kilomètres d'Arles en pleine campagne et au calme. La chambre est bien aménagée avec climatisation et le restaurant est agréable. Le menu du soir est à un prix correct avec une cuisine du terroir de qualité. A recommander...

Hotel bien situe calme a proximite ville restaurent de qualite agreable pour detente ou etape parking prive gratuit