Best Hotels in Arles
Explore Arles with 109 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Hôtel Arles Plaza ★★★★
"great location and private parking was a plus"
Premiere Classe Arles ★★
"Aside from the slightly out-of-the-way location, everything else is fine. It takes more than forty minutes to walk from the train station to the hotel, and about half an hour to walk to the center of Arles town."
Mercure Arles Centre Arènes ★★★★
"Excellent hotel: welcoming staff, cleanliness, large and comfortable modern room, small balcony, bathroom with Nuxe products. Mercure quality! And just a short walk from the historic center of Arles."
Maison Volver ★★★★
"Staff nice, small room but clean. Close to train station . Please be aware no lift."
Hôtel de l'Amphithéâtre ★★★
"The hotel was located very close to the major sightseeing spots and was comfortable."
Urban Style Arl Hotel ★★★
"Perfect!"
Hôtel & Spa Jules César Arles - MGallery ★★★★★
"This is a quaint and stylish hotel. It's well worth staying at. It's also close to the city center."
Sowell Family les Amandiers ★★★★
"Simply perfect from start to finish. We spent a few days at the Sowell with our 4 year old son and we really loved it. The staff is lovely, always smiling, a kind word... The room was large, very well laid out and ideally located in the hotel (we will surely request the same one on our next visit) The swimming pool is magnificent, very well secured for children. The all-inclusive formula is essential, we didn't have to think about anything, except resting and enjoying the pleasant outdoors. The buffets are very well stocked, varied and the dishes change every day to satisfy young and old. We only deplore the lack of politeness and respect of certain holidaymakers, towards the staff in particular or the hotel's facilities (tables left disgusting by certain groups, failure to respect the simple rules of the swimming pool, shouting late in the hotel in the evening, bottles thrown by holidaymakers....) PS: I'm posting photos for the bitter ones who think it's dirty, that there's nothing to eat and so on"
Hôtel la Muette ★★★
"A dream !"
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Ibis Budget Arles Palais des Congres
"The price is cheap and the room is big and nice. It is quite far from the train station, you need to take a bus, and there is still a short distance from the bus station to the hotel. This town has a hidden danger. The public transport was suspended on Sundays. We had to catch the train on Sunday. At first, we pushed our suitcases to a distant bus stop to catch a bus. We waited for a long time but no bus came. There was no one on the road and no cars. Later, we pushed our suitcases all the way to the train station, which took about two kilometers."
Sowell Hotels l'Olivier
"The village is safe and welcoming, the staff are friendly and smiling, special mention to Nassim! The all-inclusive food was very good. A great find! The pool is large and divided into sections, allowing you to find quiet spots or spend time with the children."
Le Mas de Peint - Hôtel et Restaurant
"What a wonderful place tucked in a beautiful and quiet corner of the Camargue. The setting and service were outstanding and gave us the feel of being welcomed into someone's luxury home. While for most hotels the brochure and website create expectations that are too high, the opposite is true for Mas de Peint. The reality exceeded our already-high expectations. Highly recommended "
Le Cheval Blanc
"Fourth time we've been there, but certainly the last. The room we were given smelled of cold tobacco and mustiness. Noted and acknowledged by the receptionist, she offered us another one... for €10 more... No hot water in the new room the next morning... Breakfast: the oranges have disappeared this year. When it was time to pay, the receptionist told us she didn't want to take holiday vouchers that expire in December! It took a phone call to the manager to finally get them for us..."
Mas de la Chapelle
"The location is nice and als the idea However needs a lot of work and cleaning The staff was helpful"
Hotel Spa le Calendal
"The South of France is a truly unique place! Arriving late at night, I left the train station and dragged my suitcase all the way to the hotel. The night view along the way was like stepping into a medieval European oil painting. The room was spacious enough, with a small table and chairs by the door. It was very relaxing."
Odalys Residence Le Village Camarguais Les Gardians
"The complex houses two accommodation companies, including Odalys, as well as private rentals. It looks abandoned: small arenas overgrown with vegetation, a closed pontoon on the lake with a half-submerged pedal boat... The adjacent sports grounds belong to the local council and were deserted during our visit. The car park isn't supervised. The accommodation itself had a musty smell and outdated fixtures, etc. Arles is quite a distance away. Nothing about this place felt welcoming. We won't be returning."
Le Régence
"The front desk folks were terrific. The gentleman running the desk told us many places to see and about the open market which was amazing. The room itself was clean and well done but tiny. There is no lift so you have to take your bags up two flights of stairs. The view of the river was perfect and the location of this hotel was convenient to walk everywhere. The breakfast was good. I liked everything here. "
Ibis Budget Arles Sud Fourchon
"The room was too stuffy, and there were mosquitoes when the windows were opened, which was not good. Everything else is great"
Hôtel Le Relais de Poste Arles Centre Historique
"Good location."
Le Cloître
"Nice people, but the lack of air conditioning in the terrible heat made it almost impossible to sleep and the fans provided merely moved the air around but did not cool us! It's so extraordinary to have a hotel like this not have air-conditioning in the south of France that this fact needs to be displayed more prominently by the booking sites when we booked. We would never have come if we had known how unbearably hot the room would be."
Ibis Arles
"Where to start... We turned up to check in. There were 2 people ahead of us. One man working on reception. It took a little over 30 minutes for us to be seen. In that time, 2 other staff members behind the reception just having a chat. Quite easily could've stepped in to assist. Whilst checkin in, numerous people turned up to complain there was no air con, and the rooms weren't made up. I went to my room and, to be fair, it was OK. My colleague went to his room about 30 minutes later to find it occupied by someone else! They'd checked in after us... I cannot believe that this can happen with a computer booking system. Absolutely ridiculous."
Noemys Arles
"we arrived late after abandoning a nearby airbnb. the rooms were clean and we had a good rest."
Hostellerie de La Source
"I would describe this as a simple, unpretentious budget hotel away from the crowd; just out of town in a quiet spot. On arrival, I was shown to one of the smaller purpose-built rooms/chalets by the pool but my wife and I opted for a slightly larger room in the potentially fabulous main house. Although this is a small, possibly unsophisticated establishment, all they need to do is add a few antiques, a little finesse, improved housekeeping, and you have an excellent boutique hotel. On the other-hand, you couldn’t ask for a better welcome. Big shout out to Clemente and Romeo. (However, expect local drinkers laughing and enjoying themselves late into the evening. So I suggest you avoid the rooms overlooking the bar if you’re a light sleeper.) Best regards Mr Ken Hospitality and Restaurant Critic"
Logis Hotel des Granges
"Imagine arriving at a hotel after a busy day and a laborious journey around 11:00 p.m. (in the middle of the countryside) to relax and unwind. But the doors of the establishment are closed and there is no means of rescue or emergency to speak to someone. Yes! An answering machine that informs you of the opening hours. Not even a phone call from the hotelier to inquire about the arrival of his guest who might have had a problem. Because the physical reception is closed around 8:00 p.m. (Reservation made for 2 nights) Forced to find another hotel 3 hours later!!! The next day, no apology but reproaches to the customer for not having read the information about the establishment. Having paid in advance to Booking, no refund was offered to me on my invoice which, however, had a debit line for a night cancellation!!! Customer relations ZERO points for this lack of professionalism. I'm still waiting for a response from *********** regarding my complaint sent on 23/09/23, which will allow me to put this bad experience, which I wouldn't wish on anyone, behind me. I'm usually always asked for feedback on my stay, and since September 23..."
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More Information About Arles Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
2,019 |
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Total properties |
109 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£120 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£124 |
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Trending hotel |
Hôtel Arles Plaza |
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Popular area |
Arles City Center |
FAQ – Hotels in Arles
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What is the average price of a hotel in Arles this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Arles this weekend is £119 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £157 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Arles this weekend typically cost £315 per night.
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How much do hotels in Arles cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Arles during weekdays is £113 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £155 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Arles generally cost £298 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Arles?
Some of the best places to stay in Arles are near popular attractions like Arles Amphitheatre, L＇espace Van Gogh and Saint-Trophime Primatial Catholic Church, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Arles near Arles Amphitheatre?
Some of the top hotels in Arles near Arles Amphitheatre include Hôtel de l'Amphithéâtre (from £55), Hotel Spa le Calendal (from £75) and Hôtel Présent - 200m des Arènes d'Arles - Encore Mieux (from £67), all offering easy access to Arles Amphitheatre, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Arles?
The most popular Arles hotels for your stay: Hôtel Arles Plaza (from £48), Premiere Classe Arles (from £26) and Kyriad Arles (from £33) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Arles are pet friendly?
Hôtel de l'Amphithéâtre (from £55), Hotel du Forum (from £67) and Le Cloître (from £79) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Arles are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Hôtel Arles Plaza (from £48), Hôtel & Spa Jules César Arles - MGallery (from £122) and Hotel Spa le Calendal (from £75) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Arles have swimming pools?
Hôtel Arles Plaza (from £48), Mercure Arles Centre Arènes (from £73) and Ibis Budget Arles Palais des Congres (from £32) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Arles offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hôtel & Spa Jules César Arles - MGallery (from £122),Le Mas de Peint - Hôtel et Restaurant (from £270) and Hôtel Arles Plaza (from £48) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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