Hôtel Le Relais de Poste Arles Centre Historique

Hôtel Le Relais de Poste offers four room categories, from the Classic Double Room to the Suite. The double rooms and Junior Suite accommodate two people; the Suite can sleep up to four guests. They range in size from 13 to 28 m², and all offer city views. A private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and a minibar are among the shared amenities.

The double rooms are decorated in a Provençal style and have a large double bed. The Junior Suite has an extra-large double bed, while the Suite combines this type of bed with two single beds. The more spacious Suite also has a seating area. Bathrooms are equipped with a shower or bath. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only; the hotel does not have a lift.

Hôtel Le Relais de Poste has a restaurant and bar for meals and refreshments. The restaurant offers children's menus, as well as fruit and wine or champagne. The minibar adds to the in-room amenities. Outside, garden furniture and a terrace provide places to sit. Guests travelling with a pet can use the food bowls and pet basket provided.

Reception is open 24 hours a day; the concierge service, luggage storage and wake-up service offer practical assistance during your stay. Housekeeping is provided daily. Rooms have a private bathroom, free toiletries, towels and a hairdryer. A flat-screen TV, radio and internet connection complete the media facilities. Heating, air conditioning and soundproofing are also available. The hotel offers family rooms and non-smoking rooms. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Arles is best explored through its old town, with narrow lanes, squares lined with old façades and sunlit golden stone. The hotel is on a pedestrian street in the historic district. The city suits travellers who enjoy combining heritage visits, museums and leisurely walks. Its Roman heritage blends with medieval traces and a lively cultural scene shaped by exhibitions and events centred on photography.

Espace Van Gogh, housed in the former hospital where the painter was treated, is 60 m away. Musée Arlaten showcases Provençal traditions and culture, while Les Cryptoportiques reveals Roman underground galleries beneath the former forum. Arènes d'Arles, a Roman monument still used for performances, is 500 m away. Arles railway station is 1.1 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 18 km away. The historic centre is pedestrianised, so nearby streets are mostly explored on foot.

Allow time to wander through the town centre, visit the collections at Musée Réattu and discover the ancient monuments throughout the day. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suited to outdoor visits; in summer, it is best to save walks outdoors for the cooler parts of the day. Arles is also a gateway to the landscapes of the Camargue, with its marshes, lagoons and wildlife. A day can therefore combine urban heritage with a chance to explore the region’s natural areas.