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This is not really a hotel. It is not staffed. Its a remodeled apart building with five flights of stairs and no elevator. There's nothing here, it's desolate street alongside a freight train line. Stay somewhere else. And even though you are mislead by the pictures, and the description which makes it sound like a hotel, it's not. Stay somewhere, anywhere else. And don't expect Expedia to refund your money when you cut this stay mercifully short and go somewhere else.

Superbe établissement. Spot magnifique. Environnement nature de grande qualité. Bâtisse remarquable. Personnel attentif et serviable. Petit dej au top. A ne pas manquer si vous passez dans la région

Beautiful and exceptional service

The hotel was incredible. The small town was so charming. The pool and restaurants overlooked a stunning view. The only downside was that they stopped serving breakfast prior to the stated end time.

A lot of mosquitos

My husband and I wanted to visit Arles and explore Provence at the same time. We chose this hotel because it was out in the countryside. It is a very safe, secure and charming setting with fields or sunflowers and rice! where the noise of the birds, crickets and frogs are audible day and night. The gardens are extensive and beautiful, very natural and relaxing…. Lovely nighttime strolls and daytime walks made it a feast for the senses, ancient and new seats everywhere to sit and absorb the ambience. The pool is well maintained and spacious with lots of seats and parasols if needed. Breakfast was fresh and plentiful with options for eggs if wanted. We were told to bring in our own food and drink if we wanted and utensils etc are provided onsite. Our room was spacious and very clean with a lovely new bathroom and shower en-suite. Overall, it made me understand why Van Gogh painted so many of his paintings of Arles and the countryside around it. We will definitely be back. A charming authentic p k ace to stay. Would highly recommend.