Hôtel Le Nord-Pinus

Hôtel Le Nord-Pinus offers double rooms, Superior Rooms, Deluxe Rooms, a suite with a balcony and a two-bedroom apartment with a terrace. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, soundproofed windows and a minibar. The double rooms accommodate two people and cover 20 m²; the Superior and Deluxe versions offer 25 and 30 m² respectively. The 50 m² suite has a separate living room and a balcony. For families or small groups, the 135 m² apartment has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a terrace.

Bathrooms include a shower, a bidet and a hairdryer; some room types also have a bathtub. Bed configurations vary by room: double or single beds, an extra-large double bed, and a sofa bed in the suite and apartment. A cot or an extra bed can be provided in certain room types.

Hôtel Le Nord-Pinus offers a range of services to make your stay in Arles more enjoyable. The restaurant serves meals, including children's menus and menus for certain dietary requirements on request. You can also enjoy a drink at the bar or choose a snack. Continental or buffet breakfast can be served in your room; a takeaway option is also available. Dining options include coffee, fruit, and wine or champagne.

The reception is open 24 hours a day, and the concierge service can provide information about the city. Luggage storage is available, while daily housekeeping keeps the rooms clean. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a minibar; some can accommodate families. The terrace and outdoor furniture provide a place to sit outside. Ironing, laundry and dry-cleaning services are also available. The hotel does not have parking.

Arles lies on the Rhône plain in Provence, with an old town where Roman remains stand alongside narrow streets, squares and stone façades. Place du Forum is one of the city's meeting places; Hôtel Le Nord-Pinus overlooks its terraces and the lively neighbourhood. This address suits travellers who want to visit the monuments, museums and historic streets on foot, without planning every journey around a car.

Les Arènes d'Arles, a Roman amphitheatre still used for events, is 350 m away. The Saint-Trophime cloister and the nearby church form a remarkable Romanesque ensemble, while the Cryptoportiques reveal the underground foundations of the ancient forum. Musée Arlaten explores Provençal traditions, and Musée Réattu houses art collections in a former grand priory. Arles railway station is 900 m away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 18 km away. The hotel has no parking, which is worth considering if you arrive by car.

Arles is worth visiting in every season: the mild days of spring and autumn are pleasant for exploring the old town and the banks of the Rhône. In summer, the city hosts Les Rencontres de la photographie and visitor numbers increase; it is best to plan museum and monument visits for the cooler hours. You can spend a day combining ancient sites, a walk through the old town and a stop in the gardens. For an excursion, the Camargue offers marshland scenery, lagoons and nature-watching routes, accessible from Arles by car.