I felt right at home. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. I got a great room where I would feel comfortable and safe because I was travelling alone. I slept very well.. The swimming pool was heaven, surrounded by greenery and birdsong. I called it my little coin of Paradise.

I would have liked to have a restaurant on site so I never had to leave. But I bought food that I kept in the mini-fridge and it worked out very well.

The Hotel and its decoration is absolutely unique. If you have allergies, don't go there, far too much carpeting and stuffed furniture. Breakfast was acceptable but absolutely nothing special.

Directions in their incredible park around the various ponds. Once could easily get lost. No restaurant nearby and they did not advertise to have a room where on could heat up store bought food and store drinks in a fridge. Many of the small house in the park are not occupied or used.

It was a lovely boutique hotel and had the most amazing rooms and bathrooms decorated so beautifully , so private and very quirky . The gardens were so lovely and the resident cat and dog were so friendly. Need a car to travel to Arles but we knew its location when we booked it. The pool was lovely and had a great stay with our two kids who enjoyed the pool at night without restrictions. Lovely staff who were polite and helpful.

We looked at the breakfast and thought to skip it as it looked very average for the price. Nothing too negative other than the front desk is not open after 9pm but it didn't affect us.

This is a small hotel surrounded by farmland and charming overgrown garden, which was a nice surprise. We only stayed overnight and did not use a small pool or had breakfast there. The rooms had all necessary facilities, but the part we stayed was designed in a simple style Provencal, and it certainly worked for a short stay. The hotel located very near Arles, so it was delightful to enjoy breakfast in town overlooking old arena.

The bathroom was a bit tired, although very clean, and the staff attended the issues when pointed out very promptly.

It's outside Arles, but we chose it as it was easier to get in the car and travel each day. It's a quirky and unusual place, unlike most other places, surrounded by gardens and decorated with Christian symbols, and we really liked it. Breakfast buffet starts at 08:00 and is very good. We had 2 large rooms, and we don't know howvthe smaller rooms are, but the family rooms a spacious enough.

They had a strange default with the electricity in our room, the air-condition didn't work so they offered us radiators and compensated by not charging for breakfast. We could move to another room, they offered, but we really liked our quadruple room on the 2nd floor with its huge bathroom.

The hotel has a very long tradition and is very atmospheric. The rooms are situated in a park resembling a botanical garden and each is styled in a very original way. We stayed in the Indian room and were amazed at the lavish interior decoration. There is a beautiful swimming pool in the garden and you can choose if you like to have breakfast in the cozy dining room or outside in the garden. We stayed only one night on our way to the Côte d’Azur, but we’ll definitely be back!

Amazing property and grounds. Very peaceful and relaxing. Lovely pool. Excellent base for exploring the region by car.

The downside of countryside location include challenging access through a narrow country road and lack of amenities such as restaurants close by, requiring a minimum 10 minute drive.

This is a quirky hotel based on an old building with all rooms individually themed , we stayed in the Indian room which was nicely done . The pool area is lovely . The staff are friendly and the breakfast a mile but tasty. You would be better with a car if you want to visit Arles. There are cycle tracks to Nimes Arles and Pont du Gard we got the details from the Tourist Office. It is fair to say it is aging but gracefully we enjoyed it

First of all everyone was amazing...........traveling alone with a disability from an accident. The hotel accommodated every wish and exceeded those! The atmosphere was lovely animals to comfort you and visually stunning. Close to Arles center, supermarket close and just magical. I will be back and thoroughly recommend to anyone visiting Provence. Pool was lovely, grounds fabulous room beyond spectacular.

I could not fault anything!

Garden room (Atelier de Vincent), one night; Staff: friendly and helpful, speaks English; parking on site In an idyllic location about two miles north of Arles, this rural hotel is set amidst vegetation and behind a door with a code that one receives upon arrival. Here, once in a while a passenger train can be heard in the distance, but the park-like setting with it’s massive amount and variety of vegetation and trickling water fountains obscures anything beyond its walls and you’re left with the calls of the doves and hoots of the owls. Stayed one night (would have been pleased to stay longer). From the main building and check-in, there are three short steps up into the room with glass walls on two sides (hung with beautiful floral-patterned curtains) with views of the garden and a huge koi pond. This room was just steps away from the main building where breakfast is served and a very short walk away from a lovely deep L-shaped blue tiled pool outfitted with umbrellas and plenty of lounge chairs. The hotel also supplies large beach-type towels for use at the pool. Double bed was firm but comfortable, two firm European square pillows on the bed. One step down into the attached bathroom with combination body wash/shampoo supplied as well as a hairdryer. Remote control for the A/C is a nice feature. Flat screen TV. Wardrobe for hanging and shelves for folded items. Safe. Small fridge. Hotpot for tea. Plenty of lighting. Self-service breakfast is $16. Check out is at 12 noon. Easy access to Arles. Highly recommended. I would definitely stay here again.

I found the breakfast slightly pricey for the offerings, but it wouldn't be a deal breaker for me.