Accommodation: ArlesThis is a selective guide to the best hotels and B&Bs (chambres d'hôtes) in Arles. All of them have been visited personally, not written up from press releases or the hotel websites, and we've had a jolly good look round them on our "inspections". But remember: hotels can change hands, be totally refurbished, go to rack and ruin or even close down altogether. For this reason we have noted at the bottom of each review the date(s) when we visited. You can book some (though not all) of them through a link to one of our affiliate partners, such as booking.com, who offer a wide range of hotel and hostel rooms, gîtes and villas and apartments. By making a reservation through them you can often get a very good bargain while helping us cover the running costs of the website. Click here to book a hotel in Arles
Talk about culture clash! At the Hôtel Jules César, a serene 17th century Carmelite convent has been riotously transfigured by designer Christian Lacroix into a five-star hotel.
The Hôtel de l'Amphithéâtre is a gorgeously restored 17th century private house just round the corner from the Roman arena in Arles' Old Town. This budget boutique hotel is a real original. |
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