Arles Hotel Guide - Langlois Bridge hotels in Arles, France.

"Excellent location, very clean, helpful staff. I would highly recommend this hotel."

"This hotel was central to all major attractions in Arles, not only was the hotel beautiful but very comfortable. Spent time by the pool area very relaxing "

"Should have requested a room on ground floor; no elevator."

"The property is more of a holiday park than a hotel.Completely self-catering.No cleaning or change of sheets, no shopping facilities within walking distance as the park is hard to find and a bit out of the way. Expected to clean up at the end of the stay to receive back the deposit.The actual apartment was OK but small and had some cleanliness issues. We liked the pool, and the staff were helpful."

"The property is spacious and beautiful. Guests can wander around and relax in many of the spaces. There are beautiful horses, alpacas and dogs, all of whom are loved and well cared for. The rooms are clean and welcoming. Guests can use the refrigerator, kitchen utensils, and coffee and tea makers in the large dining area. The host, Pascal, is lovely and provides a warm welcome, and is nearly always available to converse, advise and suggest. We would happily return to La Petit Fourchon!"

"Right in the centre of Arles. Parking under the hotel is available although the spaces are a bit tight."

"Nice property, easy to get to from train station."

"Great location in the centre. Really good breakfast with lots of fresh fruit. AC BUT WE DID NOT NEED IT. Rooftop terrace bar."

"I stayed here for 2 nights in June. The room was stiflingly hot when I arrived, and although there was an air conditioning unit in the room, it was completely useless even when the thermostat was set to the lowest temperature and the fan set at the highest speed. The settings had been removed from the air conditioning unit itself, presumably to save on energy bills from people wanting a comfortable temperature in the room on summer nights. So I ended up having to open the window all the way and prop the door open for hours just to allow some cooler evening air in, to give me a chance of getting to sleep. In addition to the air conditioning not working, the vending machine also was out of order. In order to access the WiFi, I had to go to reception to have the receptionist validate my credentials on my phone. This is my first time ever having to do this at a hotel. Positives are that it is low cost and has flexible cancellation. Just as well, as I was booked in to stay at another Première Classe on my next stop, which I decided to cancel. "