Hotel of tradition in the heart of the city. A meeting place for artists through the years, ever since its opening in 1865, this four star hotel has lost none of its lively spirit and bohemian feel. The sumptuous decor includes chandeliers, leather couches, wrought iron bannisters, and many antiques. The town of Arles has an ancient tradition of annual bullfights, the posters for which decorate the walls of the lounges and the bar. The attached restaurant, the 'Brasserie du Nord-Pinus' offers a high quality menu, with excellent wines. Arles has much to offer the visitor, particularly its markets and museums. After a day spent discovering Provence, why not relax on the terrace, and watch the world go by ?

Each of the 26 rooms are furnished with Provencal fabric to create a soft and charming atmosphere yet modernly fitted with airconditioning, direct dial telephone, satellite television, dining area and ensuite bath. This hotel has 26 rooms.