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• Ibis Arles
  "quiet ibis and good for a short stay"
  "we had been there forfew days during our southern france car tour. the hotel was easy to find and very friendly welcome at the checkin. checkout was also fast. simple outfitted hotel (normal ibis standard), but fully sufficient for such purpose and a good service at breakfast."
• Hotel De L'Amphitheatre
  "Great location, beautiful decoration, average value"
  "The hotel is in a great location, quiet enough to rest well at night and walking distance to all the major tourist attractions in Arles. It is relatively clean, our room had an stagnant baby smell from most likely the previous occupants but apart from that everything else was very clean in the room ..."and in the common areas. The value of the hotel is average, the rooms are a bit pricey compared to their size and the breakfast was mediocre. " More >
• Hotel Acacias
  "Close to Everything"
  "Literally just inside the gate of the old city. No parking, however, you can park anywhere outside the walls for free. We found a spot right next to the wall and could see the car from our room on the 3rd floor. We were two couples and our room had two sleeping areas both with double beds. The o..."ne in the "lounge" area is a sofa bed but it has a full mattress and is very comfortable. The lady on reception spoke some English which, although we had a French speaker with us, was good. Breakfast was excellent. A good choice if food, tea and coffee. If you like strong coffee, make yourself an expresso in the wee cups and add it to your normal cup. It is a machine but not bad at all. There is a lift which is always a bonus. Clean, comfortable and good value. Room 300. The hotel is a short walk from the arena and city square, in fact it is close to most things you would want to see. At the end of the street, climb up the wall and have a look at the Rhone. " More >