Hotels near Musee de la Camargue

Staff were very friendly, parked our car, gave us local tips etc. The bar was a bit quiet, and didn't get chance to use the pool but all in all very good!

This is a charming hotel in the best location. One corner of the hotel outside still has the Roman column in place. Van Gogh's famous yellow café was next door. Lots of tourists around. There is a plaza with restaurants just outside the door. The hotel was beautiful and the rooms were quaint and comfortable. There are real wood shutters on the windows. Goodness it was tricky to find even with our GPS as the streets are so tiny and the staff parked your car in the garage for you. All the staff were so nice and helpful. It was a great time and so much to do in the city. Breakfast was expensive but it was fresh and home made.

Traveling alone on a short, compressed tour of the greatest hits in Provence, I needed easy access to local historic sights and convenient proximity to train station: I got both. Being tired from my mad, 7-day dash through Aix-en-Provence, Gordes, Avignon / Villeneuve-les-Avignon, and Arles, I needed a comfortable, quiet, pretty place where I could rest my tired bones, cool off in an extraordinary swimming pool (surrounded by the medieval and Renaissance structures comprising the hotel -- a former noble palace -- which abuts on and even incorporates bits of the A.D. 4th century Baths of Constantine next door!), sleep well, and work easily with fast, secure WiFi access to internet. The hotel is just steps away from the busy, touristy Forum square...and another few steps to some remarkably good, small restaurants NOT on the forum. Arles is an extraordinary town -- marrying the greatest aspects of ancient Roman imperial monuments, medieval and Renaissance art and beauty, and the incomparable light, atmosphere, and color that rightly bewitched Van Gogh. But best of all, the local people are KIND, HOSPITABLE, HELPFUL AND CHEERFUL...including the hotel staff. Eat breakfast at the hotel, even if it is pricey! If you can, avoid arriving by car, because the hotel is on a tight bend in a VERY NARROW street...but the hotel does have a small garage. Walk everywhere...see the Roman monuments, the new Van Gogh museum, the medieval cathedral, the archaeological museum, the Saturday market!

pareil

Warm and welcoming (and air-conditioned!) with a friendly staff, great location, and ambiance to spare. Nice and ample breakfast every morning.

It is a nice place in old town. Close to all the tourist attraction.

Only negative was the top floor location without an elevator. Great location and charming ambience.

Nice place very close to shopping and attractions in Arles and good places to eat nearby, Parking was easy, in front of hotel where about 20 paid parking spaces that where free between 7 and night and 9 in the morning, stayed 2 nights and 1 night had to circle for about 5 minutes for a space to open up. we stayed in the middle of May. We are from the US, so went for the private bathroom, worth it in my opinion.

Beautiful hotel perfectly located in the heart of the city. Beautiful room and a great breakfast. Only two problems. The parking is a public parking and if you gat there on a Sunday after 8 you'll have to park in the street a few blocks away. There is no lift because it's an old building but carrying the bags up the stairs was worth it. On the inside is very modern and staff super friendly

We arrived late after spending an hour and a half trying to find the obscure tiny street on which l'Hotel Particulier resides, which no one in Arles seemed to have heard of. By then, most restaurants were closed but the incredibly obliging night staff upgraded our room and provided a delicious, if novel, dinner from the eccentric room service menu: including smoked salmon tidbits and truffled mash potatoes! All in all the hotel was an oasis of grace and calm in a charming ancient city, its garden a green and white delight, despite the fact that it's tempting pool--which staff claimed was heated--felt a bit chilly. When one of us needed a doctor, the staff swiftly obliged and we left with only happy memories, wishing we could have stayed longer.