Brit Hotel Acacias

The rooms at Brit Hotel Acacias accommodate up to two people and all have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a minibar and a flat-screen TV. They are soundproofed and offer city views. The Standard Double Room measures 12 m², while the Club rooms offer more space. The Double Room with 2 Single Beds has two separate beds.

The Double Club Room with Private Lounge measures 24 m² and has a seating area. The Double Club Room with Terrace stands out for its terrace and balcony, as well as its city view. The rooms also have a safe, a desk and a hairdryer. A lift serves the floors; the rooms are not wheelchair accessible.

Brit Hotel Acacias offers several spaces to enjoy throughout the day. A sun terrace and outdoor furniture let you get some fresh air; an on-site café and snack bar offer options for a break, while wine and champagne are also available. The rooms have a minibar, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing provide indoor comfort.

A lift serves the floors, and luggage storage makes it easier to get around before check-in or after check-out. Daily housekeeping, a wake-up service and private check-in or check-out are among the facilities. Guests can also go on walking or cycling tours and enjoy cycling or hiking in the surrounding area. Valet parking and indoor parking are available; nearby private parking requires a reservation and incurs a charge. The hotel also has parking accessible to guests with reduced mobility.

Arles can be explored along its blond-stone streets, among Roman remains, shaded squares and the banks of the Rhône. Brit Hotel Acacias is in the old town, near rue de la Cavalerie. This neighbourhood suits travellers who want to visit monuments on foot, explore museums and enjoy the lively squares throughout the day. Historic façades and narrow passages give walks a Provençal character, while the river opens up broader views on the edge of the centre.

The Arènes d'Arles, a Roman amphitheatre still used for performances, are 300 m away. The Théâtre antique, with its columns and open-air seating, is 100 m away. The Musée Réattu, housed in the former grand priory of the Order of Malta, displays art collections in a historic setting, 330 m away. The Musée départemental Arles antique offers more insight into the city's Roman history. Arles railway station is 400 m away; it makes it easy to arrive by train and travel around the region. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 18 km away, and Marseille-Provence is another option for reaching the region.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to visit archaeological sites and museums without the summer heat, while summer brings a lively cultural programme. You can spend a morning at the Arènes and Théâtre antique, then head to the banks of the Rhône for an evening stroll. For a longer excursion, the Camargue offers marshland scenery, lagoons and wildlife-watching routes; plan to use a car to explore its natural areas. The old town's lanes and monuments are particularly well suited to exploring on foot.