With a stay at Hotel De La Muette, you'll be centrally located in Arles, steps from National School of Photography and Musee Reattu. This hotel is within close proximity of Thermes de Constantin and Place du Forum. Make yourself at home in one of the 18 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and you can also request cribs/infant beds (complimentary). Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and babysitting/childcare (surcharge). Full breakfasts are available daily for a fee. The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
The location was great, it was close to everything. The staff were very helpful and we were able to print our train tickets in the lobby. The room was large and the beds comfortable. I really liked the bathroom, very clean and the shower was big for France. There were only stairs up to our room, I'm glad we did not have heavy suitcases.
What did we like? I think the location was ok, and it had some pay and display parking right outside, where you could pay in the evening for a view hours in the morning, in case you want a relaxed awaikening with out a ticket. But you do have to shift the car by half eleven latest. After having stayed at the "Citéa La Bastide Du Roy René" in Aix this hotel did bring us immediately back down to earth! The room was tiny and cramped, it had no coffee making facilities and the window was also tiny, It felt like a partitioned of part of the hallway. When we tried to go to sleep it felt like the other guests where walking through our room, the headend of our bed was against the corridor right next to the door. It definetly would pay off to be last, if you want a good night sleep.The breakfast was nothing like in the brochure (promoting local produce) There was some proceced cheese and some cheap salamy available, no choice of cereal, it was very basic and not ideal for kids.
Alain and Martine were lovely people, helpful and gracious. We will always remember our stay with great fondness.
Very friendly and supportive staff. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The only problem we've faced with is the shortage in parking places. But it is typical for any old city in Europe.
A really nice, family-run hotel, in a great location in Arles. The room was spotless. The buffet breakfast was very good. Nothing.
The owners were charming and extremely helpful. Parking is difficult.
I liked the the hotel's central location and accessibility to the sites, as well as the proximity to the train station. I had several conversations with the owner, Alain, about my late arrival. He was very upset with me for e-mailing him, as opposed to calling him, about my change in schedule. I apologized to him several times, but he kept at me, and frankly, I started avoiding him to prevent new conversations about this transgression - this persistent browbeating detracted from an otherwise good experience.
ground floor room poor mattress, no parking
A building with a character and nice interior design Toilet was very small and it was not possible to close the door
Nothing special to remember other than eggs available for breakfast Very difficult to find; website very unclear on distance from train station; cracked cups and plates; breakfast area too cramped; no cereal spoons supplied; cereal choice too sweet
Very charming hotel and room. Very central location in the wonderful town of Arles. Ability to control the temperature in the room.
The location was great, it was close to everything. The staff were very helpful and we were able to print our train tickets in the lobby. The room was large and the beds comfortable. I really liked the bathroom, very clean and the shower was big for France. There were only stairs up to our room, I'm glad we did not have heavy suitcases.
A really nice, family-run hotel, in a great location in Arles. The room was spotless. The buffet breakfast was very good. Nothing.
Alain and Martine were lovely people, helpful and gracious. We will always remember our stay with great fondness.
Very friendly and supportive staff. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The only problem we've faced with is the shortage in parking places. But it is typical for any old city in Europe.
The owners were charming and extremely helpful. Parking is difficult.
Very charming hotel and room. Very central location in the wonderful town of Arles. Ability to control the temperature in the room.
What did we like? I think the location was ok, and it had some pay and display parking right outside, where you could pay in the evening for a view hours in the morning, in case you want a relaxed awaikening with out a ticket. But you do have to shift the car by half eleven latest. After having stayed at the "Citéa La Bastide Du Roy René" in Aix this hotel did bring us immediately back down to earth! The room was tiny and cramped, it had no coffee making facilities and the window was also tiny, It felt like a partitioned of part of the hallway. When we tried to go to sleep it felt like the other guests where walking through our room, the headend of our bed was against the corridor right next to the door. It definetly would pay off to be last, if you want a good night sleep.The breakfast was nothing like in the brochure (promoting local produce) There was some proceced cheese and some cheap salamy available, no choice of cereal, it was very basic and not ideal for kids.
I liked the the hotel's central location and accessibility to the sites, as well as the proximity to the train station. I had several conversations with the owner, Alain, about my late arrival. He was very upset with me for e-mailing him, as opposed to calling him, about my change in schedule. I apologized to him several times, but he kept at me, and frankly, I started avoiding him to prevent new conversations about this transgression - this persistent browbeating detracted from an otherwise good experience.
ground floor room poor mattress, no parking
A building with a character and nice interior design Toilet was very small and it was not possible to close the door
Nothing special to remember other than eggs available for breakfast Very difficult to find; website very unclear on distance from train station; cracked cups and plates; breakfast area too cramped; no cereal spoons supplied; cereal choice too sweet
