spent 3 nights
breakfast rather basic, but ok.
dinner rather expensive, as well as limited in choice, but good. wines expensive but very good.
overall, very satisfactory.

espectacular y maravilloso, el personal muy acogedor y amable, y la habitación muy espaciosa. un hotel recomendable al 100 por 100.
la provence es digna de visitar, y si preguntais en recepción conocereis rincones muy bellos.

room needed air conditioning

we curtailed our stay by 2 days only due to the problems with mosquitoes. the auberge is in a marshy area and there was a particular problem with mosquitoes during the summer. this affected our alfresco evening meals. the quality of the evening meal was exceptional.

l'.albergo ha una collocazione molto tranquilla
per la pace della mente e dello spirito.
il ristorante è caro come del resto in tutta la francia. unica pecca che è stato difficile comunicare parlano solo francese e qualche parola di inglese.

jean claude was an excellent host and a great entertainer. it was pleasurable to have such a warm friendly and sincere welcome in a nice location.

the attention of the owners is minimalist and rather stiff (although the staff is helplful), but otherwise this was an excellent place to stay--especially if you're looking for a quiet, countryside retreat that's nevertheless very close to arles, les baux, the camargue, and other sites in the region. there's a very pleasant patio area, somewhat separated from the pool--both wonderful places to relax. the hotel was full when we stayed there, but the other guests were all remarkably quiet. the room was very comfortable, and there was no noise at all, both morning and evening. for the price, i don't think you can beat the serenity and convenience of this hotel. we didn't eat at the hotel (for no particular reason), but if you're looking for a great restaurant in arles, the rue barreme (6 rue du forum), which is just around the corner from the place du forum, is a great experience--esp. if you're looking for something chic, sophisticated, but relatively moderate in price. the food was brilliant, and the atmosphere very hip (although diners were of all age groups). most restaurants in arles are touristic schlock, but dining at the rue barreme is like going to a smart parisian restaurant for about a third of the cost. we thought it was the best place to eat in arles unless you can afford l'atelier.

besides the very attractive and lovingly cared-for inn and grounds (with a pretty garden to sit in complete with tables, chairs, and benches), the dinners were excellent and the managers/owners spoke excellent english, which made it all very easy for non-french visitors. the inn, as promised, was set in the middle of a sea of grass that was being harvested for one of the four hay crops per year, adding a lovely rural touch. the inn is also very conveniently placed for visiting any number of different places in the bouches du rhone area, the gard, the luberon, and the vaucluse. i highly recommend both the area and the inn.

i stay in many hotels and this is now one of my favourites. it is a place i want to go back to and spend some time there. the hotel was clean with friendly staff. it has atmosphere, from the occasional cries of peacocks outside to the smell of the wood burning fire in the dining room. you can imagine the 3 musketeers meeting here in the past! the facilities are excellent and the site of the chef bringing in freshly picked herbs from the garden was inspiring. my stay was ruined by rain, so i was unable to explore the area but the auberge is sited perfectly to explore this exciting area with all that it has to offer. i truly recommend this place, and ladies,the auberge advertises a chocolate massage!

very good environment, greenly and peaceful, highly recommended if you have car because it is quite remote.

ristorante di gran qualità, ambiente familiare è quasi un agriturismo, unico problema le zanzare è nella camargue.

very nice hotel in a beautiful location. would certainly recommend it. great service and very good food. excellent quality for the price paid. only minor thing: the swimming pool is very very small.

rooms are a little sloppy. broken floorboards, leaky toilets, missing and torn window screens. sloppy painting on the old woodwork. grounds were not in good condition. swimming pool full of leaves and insects. restaurant food was good, but the service was glacially slow. they charged us for 3 days of breakfeasts that we never ate. that cheated me out of 54 euros. i would not go back again. there are plenty of other places to stay in arles that offer better value.