The hotel is very stylish, despite the rather unglamerous location ( It's a townhouse surrounded by narrow alleys). The room was nicely decorated but unfortunately they had saved on the beds. The matrasses where horrible and caused me backpain. The way the hotel dealed with the problem was a bit unusual to say the least : I was told to have been the only person that ever complained while all other guests had been particularly gratefull. We had a good trip all the same when staying at Hotel Bastide de Gordes for the rest of the holiday.

This was a nice hotel with good sized rooms let down by the service. The hotel was advertised as having a sauna which was important as Arles in November is not sunny. However when the bill arrived there was a charge of 135Eu for the sauna/steam room having been used twice (and it was not even hot!). After some argument they reduced this to 85 Eu but it was effectively over £1 per person per minute.
This was then compounded by the fact that the taxi we ordered did not arrive - and we were charged 16.50 Eu for a taxi to pick us up from the hotel (ie over the cost of the journey itself). Be warned ....
Generally we had difficulties getting both to and from the airport - I would suggest hiring a car.

We stayed in Hotel Particulier for two nights during our honeymoon in Arles. My wife had been slightly disappointed by the rooms in both Bernard l'Oiseau in Saulieu and George Blanc in Vonnas, so I was expecting more of the same.
However the room we stayed in was absolutely beautiful and she fell in love with the place instantly, much to my relief. I would certainly recommend this place to anyone looking for a romantic hideaway in this part of France.

This hotel looks great. Situated in the heart of Arles, it is an easy walk to most of the town's attractions. We stayed in Room 6: so if you like what you see in my snapshots then that's the room to request.

The garden is exquisite French Provencal style. Very orderly: lots of planters and formal lines and boxwood... you know the look. Our room was airy and pretty, in a sort of east-meets-west way. Ceiling fan and air conditioning were greatly appreciated in a country where both are rareties. Lots of newspapers available in the mornings, in both English and French. Most of the other guests seem to be European and Asian. I happen to like Americans a great deal, but if your idea of a holiday includes escaping Yanks, then this place will probably please you.

On the downside: the beautiful pool isn't heated, so even on sweltering July days, it's too chilly for a comfortable swim (and I'm not being a wuss... I didn't see any other guest in the pool at any time during my stay) No wi-fi available at the hotel -- this must change! Expensive for a room with no proper bathtub. Nasty incense/perfumed oil burned in lobby and our bedroom (I know that many people enjoy this sort of thing, but it just makes me gag.) Minute parking lot. And while the hotel is absolutely gorgeous and the service good, it felt a bit... I don't know the exact word to use... cold? Impersonal? Business-like?

Overall, probably the best hotel in Arles, but not by a long shot my favourite in France or even Provence.