Le Cheval Blanc

Le Cheval Blanc offers three types of room: a Single Room for one person, a Double Room and a Twin Room, both for two guests. Room sizes range from 12 to 14 m². Each has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and soundproofing. A desk, safe and hairdryer are also among the shared facilities.

The Single Room has one single bed. The Double Room has one large double bed, while the Twin Room has two single beds. The bathrooms have a shower and toilet; the room descriptions list the toilets separately. A lift serves the upper floors. The three categories suit different needs, whether you are travelling alone, as a couple or as two people who prefer separate beds.

Le Cheval Blanc provides free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, and include a flat-screen TV; the private bathrooms have a shower, towels, free toiletries and a hairdryer. A lift serves the upper floors. A safe, wake-up service and luggage storage add to the practical facilities.

A hot tub is available in the spa area. The indoor private car park includes an electric vehicle charging point; it is available by reservation and incurs an additional charge. The on-site café, snack bar and drinks, including wine and champagne, offer various dining options. The rooms have a minibar and a tea or coffee maker. The hotel also offers packed lunches, cycling tours, walking tours and activities centred on local culture.

Arles stretches along the banks of the Rhône, amid the landscapes of Provence and on the edge of the Camargue. Its old town combines narrow streets, shady squares and Roman remains, alongside a cultural scene shaped by photography and the arts. Le Cheval Blanc is in the urban area, about 700 m from the amphitheatre. It is easy to explore the monuments, churches and museums on foot.

The Arles Amphitheatre dates back to Roman times and still hosts events. The ancient theatre, Saint-Trophime Church and its cloister reflect the different layers of local history. The collections at the Museum of Ancient Arles trace the history of the city and region. The Van Gogh Space, housed in the former Hôtel-Dieu, recalls the painter’s time in the city. Arles railway station is 1.3 km away; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 18 km away. Once in the centre, you can reach the main historic sites on foot.

Allow a day to explore the streets of the centre, visit the amphitheatre and museums, then walk along the Rhône in the late afternoon. Spring and autumn bring temperatures suited to exploring on foot; summer is hot and busier. The Rencontres de la photographie festival brings the city to life during the summer. An excursion into the landscapes of the Camargue offers a chance to discover marshes, lagoons and birds, while nearby villages give you a glimpse of rural Provence.