Hotel berhampiran Espace van gogh, Arles

The room are not like in the photos. Are much older and at least mine was much smaller. I paied 2 days for breakfast and only ate once because there was really nothing especial and not worth the price. The good part was really the location and the pool. By the check out they asked me for the full amount when I had payed already in advance and they were about to charge me again. Then I requested towels for the pool and it was said that they ran out of pool towels and the housekeeping didn't wanted to give any others for us to use. I never leave reviews in general only when I have great experiences but I believe this should be a learning moment for you.

We stayed here 4 nights in April/May 2023. The rooms were pleasant, the location was good, and all the staff were friendly. I would definitely stay here again. We did not use the pool, but did try the onsite restaurant one night, and it was good. The hotel is about a 20 minute walk from the train station and right next to the office of tourism.

The location and the price are the best part of this hotel. The parking, while very affordable, was difficult to find and not as easy to get to and from despite the description. It may only be a ten minute walk, but it is uphill, which for older folks is not easy. I suggest the hotel re-explain how to find the parking as well as giving some kind of drop off option for luggage. The staff was wonderful and very helpful. I am over 60 and could not carry up a big suitcase two flights of stairs. The hotel clerk did this for me and I greatly appreciated his kindness. The breakfast was adequate and served its purpose. Surprisingly, the hotel is decorated very nicely, but the rooms could use an upgrade. All in all, the hotel for one night is doable, i might look elsewhere for longer stays.

We were very disappointed in the rooms of this hotel. It was misrepresented online. We arrived 2 weeks ago in the evening and the staff was very communicative before our arrival. Julie was responsive via emails and helped us into town to unload the car with our belongings. We trekked up the narrow and unique spiral staircase to the top floor where our room was hot and musty. There was not a lot of room for our clothes as we were 3 staying for 4 nights. We turned on the AC and before we could ask questions or try to settle in I had to move my car as I could not park in the walled city. By the time I returned. Julie had left for the evening and my wife was not happy with the room. The man who was at the desk became unfriendly when he realized we were not satisfied with the room. It was not cooling off and it was not what the pictures portrayed. This is not a 3 star hotel. I would say it's like the equivalent of a super 8 or motel 6 in the U.S.. It was very plain with instructions for your stay hanging from the bottom of a small television in a corner. The 1/4 size fridge was on the floor under a small desk. The rustic walls were water stained in a non pleasant way. We ended up leaving and finding alternative accommodations within 2 hours of our arrival. We had tried to go through the 3rd party (who we booked with) but was unsuccessful, because they explained that it would be up to the hotel to refund any or partial payment. The hotel did not offer alternate rooms or even a partial refund as we did not stay any of the nights there. When we finally got an email from the owner they were not helpful and when we called the evening before they said to call in the morning. The only thing I can say for this hotel is that it is in a great location (the hotel we ended up at was close by).

We at a great two nights at Le Calendal Hotel. We travelled as an extended family and took three rooms. The hotel managed to get them side by side. The level and quality of service were of a good level for a three stars hotel, and the swimming pool is definitely a big plus for this property. The hotel is located near a public car park which makes the access very convenient. It is also only a short walk from Roussilon village main square. The in-house restaurant is located in their private garden and looks of a higher standing than most around them. Unfortunately, we couldn't get a table as it was fully booked. A further tale tail that it must be good. Overall it is a good value for money.

My parents are booked in this hotel as part of their France tour. I had a look at the reviews prior and called ahead to make sure they get a bright room, not at the ground floor as my mum does not feel comfortable with that. The first room they received had a window looking into another rooms window and the second a dingy courtyard, shared with the people next door. They did the change by themselves (both are in their eighties)! My call got completely ignored. So there was a slight improvement but I still wouldn't call that even close to a 4 star experience. I also called to organise a birthday surprise for my mum at breakfast and I stressed multiple times that it is the most important thing that she has a candle on her breakfast table, the cake is secondary. Yes, of course, no problem was that answer. I was happy to pay for all of that. Today was her birthday and: NOTHING!!!! No cake no candle. The lady turned 82 and this hotel was not capable of adding a candle to the breakfast table. That is beyond disappointing. I called again while she was having breakfast and I was promised they would bring her a candle. Guess what, they didn't. If they would have told me from the beginning that they can't do it, or it is too difficult, or they can't be bothered it would have been very helpful. That way I could have organised it with their travel guide. There are always options. Empty promises lead to reviews like this one. PS: for dinner they managed to ask my parents travel guide where my mum wants the cake, the travel guide asked my mum and they came up with a sad little cake and best wishes from the hotel!!!!!!!!! How rude is that. I wanted to pay for the service of surprising my mum with a cake and a candle. For the first time ever my mum had no candle for breakfast and I was not capable of organising a surprise. To sum it up: dark rooms, bad service, horrible breakfast, parking lot behind the hotel, highway in front.

We stayed one night at this property before going on a river cruise. We arrived before check in time but the hotel owner was there and arranged to get our room ready for us. When she saw the size of our luggage, she upgraded us to a larger room. The room was still pretty small, but it's an historic building so that's to be expected. It was very comfortable, safe and quiet and met all our needs. The decor was very pretty. The restaurant was very good, with many of the foods made in their own kitchen. They were able to accommodate my gluten allergy which was a big bonus for us. We enjoyed sitting on the patio, with a glass of wine, watching all the activity on the street. The location is perfect. A short and easy walk from the train station. And right inside the walls of the Old Town. Lots of quaint historic streets to stroll. The staff made this the perfect hotel for us. The owner was there much of the time. The desk staff and restaurant staff were very friendly and helpful. They were all very patient with my attempts to speak French, but they were all much more bilingual than me. Being understood wasn't a problem. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend it!

Our first impression was that we were miles from town in the middle of nowhere but after taking to the friendly receptionist it turned out we were only a 14 minute walk away along the river, a very pleasant stroll to attractions and restaurants. Bedroms were clean well furnished and fairly spacious. Breakfast was a bit of a non-event, good coffee but very limited items and not great quality. There's a swimming pool for those staying a while and a pleasnt bar. We didn't try the restuarant but it was very popular (maybe because there were 2 coach fulls staying). I'd stay again because it's very easy to find off the motorway.

LOGIS HOTEL LE RODI is a charming three-star hotel nestled in a forest setting, boasting a green key certification. Upon our arrival on a scorching day, we received a warm welcome from the staff, who were proficient in English. We wasted no time and immediately enjoyed the lovely pool. While the rooms may not be luxurious, they offer all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay, including a kettle and a fridge. The staff went above and beyond to ensure our satisfaction, providing helpful advice on dining options in Arles and public transportation. Situated about a 15-minute walk from the gates of the old town, the hotel offers a quiet and peaceful retreat with secure parking. It's worth noting that parking is free only when booking directly with the hotel; otherwise, there is a fee of €10 per day. Additionally, as there are no elevators, guests staying in rooms on the top floor may face the challenge of climbing stairs, particularly for family rooms like the one I had for my aunties. Despite this minor inconvenience, our stay at LOGIS HOTEL LE RODI was delightful, and I would recommend it for a pleasant and relaxing stay in Arles.