We stayed 2 nights in early September. The host was very welcoming and helpful with tips on local attractions and restaurants. The B&B could not be better located for the beautiful walled town and nearby parking is included in the price. The breakfast is worth the visit all by itself - beautiful fresh fruits, breads and jams with fresh coffee... More

I stayed here in April 2011 with some friends, and we were very happy with the tidy and efficient rooms, breakfast was just right, really nothing at all can I complain about. The host helped us immensely with parking, was welcoming and friendly.

We were lucky to find such an amazing little B&B. Charming, immaculate (and I am neurotic about clean), lovely helpful host, and a FANTASTIC breakfast. Thank you. Susan and Jerry

We are returning to Hermitage Saint-Antoine each time we go to Camargue. It is excellent value for money. Rooms are nicely decorated, with fridge and A/C, the staff is very helpful, breakfasts are excellent, location is sensational : central & quite.

Four of us stayed here one night on a four week cycling holiday, and this was one of the most memorable places we stayed at. The old walled town is very interesting and this gem is located inside the walls, making access to the many attractions very easy. The host was kind and interesting, providing lots of information and insights... More

Absolutely perfect stay, everything we were looking for. This little Chambres d'Hotes is an absolute gem. When visiting Aigues Mortes you must stay inside the walled city and this is the place to stay. We stayed in an impeccably decorated and spotless room overlooking the wall of the city. Our host was most gracious and a font of information on... More

It's definitely hard to write something about Hermitage Saint Antoine... great location, great accueil, beautiful rooms, great everything!! Is it enough to say that me and my husband before getting married we got there the first time at the beginning of november 2007, and then on december 29th 2007??? and sooner or later we'll be coming back!!!!

Only stayed one night whlist cycling from Carcassonne to Montpellier and thought Aigues Morte worth a detour. Very comfortable, small, quiet house (no TV in rooms) in the old town. Minutes away from lots of restaurants and bars (even in November). We were told that free car parking can be arranged in the old town and our folding bikes were... More

Robert(?) Young, an Australian transplant, makes a terrific host for your visit to the 13th century walled town of Aigues-Mortes. His 3-room, virtually unmarked B&B is located a few buildings to the right of the Saint Antoine gate (the "in" gate for autos) and faces the wall. He has arranged for free parking in the crowded little town, normally costing... More