This hotel is situated in the centre of Arles. The old roman remains and the numerous shopping streets are all easily reached on foot. The historical building has many nice details. Rooms are well decorated and comfortable. We were well received by the owner who helped us with a restaurant reservation. Our bicycles were allowed to stay indoor. There is... More

We stayed at the Hotel du Musee with some friends. The hotel was not difficult to find, and walkable from the train station. The location is great for walking around Arles, and is near most of the sights and decent restaurants. Both rooms were nice, but there are definitely stairs to schlep your bags up. Some of the rooms have... More

We stayed here for 2 nights and found the place to be centrally located and quiet. The rooms are old and dated but overall good value for money. We stayed on the second floor which is quite a hike if you have bad knees. Ok

We found this hotel in one of Rick Steves' book and we were not disappointed. We located the hotel without too much difficulty. It is across the street from the Musee Reattu, which we did not visit. The manager kindly parked our car for us as the website said the parking garage was difficult to park in. He also brought... More

I suppose that when you pay 65 euro a night for a room, your expectations should not be very high, and in this case I was not disappointed. This property was recommended by Rick Steves in his book on Provence, and it was fairly accurately described The property is a little difficult to find, but not too bad. Arles has... More

A very cool and quaint hotel with winding halls and stairways, a great room with fireplace, couches and internet station and a lovely courtyard. Some walls looked to have been made of stone liberated from a Roman ruin. Room was a bit sparse but spacious by European standards and the bed and heating were good. Bath was the “open” style... More

I visited Hotel du Musee, a 2 Star hotel in Arles, south east France, in mid September 2012. The hotel is located in the older, historic part of town within easy walking access to the local tourist spots and restaurant’s. The Rhone river which runs through Arles is a few minutes away and the Roman Amphitheatre is about a ten... More

My husband, my two teenage children and I stayed in a quad room at Hotel du Musee in August 2012. We were very pleased with the hotel. The courtyards and public rooms are charming and very clean. Our room was large with a huge closet and bathroom. The breakfast was a reasonable value and every afternoon we purchased table wine... More

We enjoyed this hotel very much. It is in a great location for walking all over the old part of Arles, which we used to great advantage in the short time we had there. It is a little too far from the train station to walk with bags, so we took a cab for the short trip. The hotel itself... More