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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Arles – Based on 26,242 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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The Ampitheatre. The museums. The easy walks. Close to Avignon, Nimes and other lovely towns for day trips. Good Saturday market with many food stalls. Not too crowded. Free Navette line A shuttle bus from station to old town every half hour with easy access for suitcases. Helpful locals.
A day is sufficient. The arena and Roman theatre from the fifth century AD , the Van Goch museum is very enjoyable. Many antiques store are within the old city. Interesting that around 9:30 at night, every restaurant was closed. Parking is a problem that needs good patiance.. The Rhone river is very wide and along it, parking can be found but be warned that parking machines are there and it is wise to use them, either by cash or by card. If you are interested in bull fights, it does happen here from time to time.
I love the city which is picturesque and full of surprises. Summer heat can deplete you, so seek the shady sidewalk cafes for frequent cold drinks or ice cream. During the hottest part of the day, go to the museums which are air conditioned. The New Museum of Antiquities is very worth the effort to walk there.
This area is filled with historical structures, highways make surrounding ares easily accessible. Most comfortable day excursions are possible because of the highway system nearby. Avignon, Pont De Gard, Aix, Gordes and Rosillon can be reached in less than an hour. Nimes is where denim originated and has a Roman arena as well.
Although it caters to tourists, the city did not feel "touristy" except for a few small vendors. Go here if you want to experience a historic town. Lots of interesting streets to explore, picturesque views, Roman ruins and very friendly locals. Excellent food. Had one of the best culinary experiences here off the beaten path.
Arles was the home of Vincent Van Gogh, where he painted some of his best loved works! We came to learn about his life here and to experience the sunlight and night skies. This was an important city of the Roman empire, too. This aspect widened our appreciation of the city's history. On top of that, Arles, the city of today, is friendly, fun, has so much to do, yummy food, delicious wine....
“Ideal if you get to Arles by car, since you can leave the car in the closed parking and walk to the city center (it's a 20 minute walk). Simple but comfortable room, great shower. Good value restaurant (for lunch and dinner). Fairly comfortable bed and clean room (air conditioned). Nice and friendly staff.”
“The location of this hotel is excellent: steps away from great restaurants and a few minutes from almost anything you would want to see in Arles. It's also only about a 20 minute walk from the train station. The room was adorable and spacious, the pool area is gorgeous. Free wifi all over the hotel! The staff is super friendly and helpful. A really lovely place to stay! I would absolutely stay here again.”
“A character hotel on a lovely square -painted by Van Gogh. Very stylish room. Reserve your parking space in advance otherwise bit of a nightmare. Loved Arles.”
“We loved everything about the hotel. The small humble street, the courtyard of the hotel, the very friendly lady that received us. The room was outstanding and modern. The breakfast was fresh and plentiful. We will be coming back to Arles and will be will stay there again...next time, for a longer period!”
“Very helpful host, excellent breakfast, host took great care of guests. Picked up our lugage where we had parked the car 10 minutes to walk from the place. Maison de charme d'Arles is not a hotel, but we loved in anyway”
