Hotel du Musee

If you like quaint with loads of personality this place is for you. Very authentic French feel. Clean and comfortable. Our room had a newly renovated bathroom in a turret like room! Breakfast in their secluded outdoor patio was a real find! The owners and staff were incredibly helpful and friendly.

I travel a lot and have rarely stayed in such a meticulously clean and maintained environment. The staff were all welcoming and the breakfast was very good. The only problem, as always, were my room neighbors, whose conversation I heard until 11:30 pm, between them and on the phone. Unfortunately, there are always guests who forget about the existence of others.

Charming Hotel in old centre with 3 internal terraces, great location for visiting the festival, Rencontres de la Photographie. Very good buffet breakfast and friendly staff made the visit very welcoming.

Excellent location - very safe for a solo traveller. Staff helpful and friendly. Rooms were really well cleaned . Very reasonably priced , I would definitely return ! My room was really bright and clean . I loved the little back street where it was located

We stayed here for the second time. We were concerned about the stairs, but thankfully booked the small room just one flight up. This is a lovely small hotel with local atmosphere, located a ten-minute walk from the train station right in the middle of the historic town. The owners are very helpful. the breakfast is a lovely continental self-service meal without the large tourist buffet. Highly recommended.

No lift. No light in corridor. Wet bed. Closed hotel gate in the night time. Not pissible check out earlier than 7:00.

I felt really ill when I stayed here ..this has nothing to do with the hotel - I began to feel ill just before arriving. So anyway, it was mostly very peaceful and a good place to be ill (a huge head cold and vicious throat / cough). The staff seemed very nice and its certainly a family run place. I managed to get out and see the charming Arles - Luma tower is worth walking to, just for the views from the top (its all free). Very comfortable room, nice bathroom. Just minutes from all the restaurants and sights. Very short walk from train station. Id stay again.

The great thing about staying at the Hotel du Musee is that it's easy to get back there from the maze of streets in the center-ville because it's right across the street from the Musee Reattu, so you just need to follow the signs to the museum. The rooms are quite small but charmingly furnished and have excellent A/C. The bathroom has been recently remodeled so it looks quite modern. The daily breakfast buffet was plentiful and delicious. Check-in was easy but perhaps more perfunctory than I would have preferred, particularly since the stairs and hallways had timers on the lights and I didn't figure out how to turn them on for a day or two. And you definitely need to turn on the lights to go up the staircase because it's terribly dark.

I absolutely loved this gem of a hotel. The owners/staff were so friendly, helpful and made me feel like an old friend. The room was spotless, comfortable bed, flat-screen TV, daily housekeeping and a beautiful, fresh breakfast. Not to mention the location! You are across the street from a wonderful museum - Musée Reattu (thus, the name) and steps from the Rhône River where you can walk along to get to the train station, or the opposite direction, the Musée de l"Arles et de la Provence Antique. Plus the evening sunsets over the Rhône! The architecture is wonderful. You are a very short walk to the city center, the arena, museums, churches, etc. It is a prime location for everything, yet quiet and peaceful. And did I mention the breakfast? So fresh, beautifully laid out and well appointed. The best part is dining on one of their patios with flowering bushes and architectural beauty. A great start to the day! They do have a nice indoor dining room, if you choose to eat inside or there is inclement weather. Lastly, they have large family rooms, where you could gather if you are traveling with a group. The front living room/lobby is comfortable and then they have an additional, larger one upstairs. I stayed here for 5 nights and could have stayed longer! I was in the upstairs room 8. I do not believe they had a lift/elevator, but I didn't mind the stairs with all the croissants I was eating! I was solo, so the room was perfect. I could have had a companion in this room. I know they have larger rooms to choose from, if you need more space.