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"The property is not even close to the images. The area looks not nice, not lifted. They left us instructions and poorly written map, which was difficult to understand. The air condition in the room is super smelly, i har an allergy after spending the night at this place. No restaurant working, nothing. "

"Great "

"We had booked a disabled access room. The hotel advertised a restaurant which would be open. We arrived half an hour before the check in time of 2.00pm. The receptionist asked us to wait. The Bar was closed so we sat in the car. At 2.00pm we went to check in to be told the lift was not working and we had a room on the first floor! Too many steps for me to cope with. So we could not stay there. They booked us in at another Ibis but gave us the wrong address! We eventually found the hotel and were reasonably pleased, except their restaurant was closed! The hotel was also much further away from the town centre than we wanted to be. We cannot understand why the receptionist at the original hotel did not tell us about the lift when we first made contact. We also incurred charges for breakfast which we think was included in the original hotel. They also charged for our dog. Not at all happy. Instead of sight seeing we spent the afternoon sitting in the car or driving between hotel car parks. Will not book an Ibis hotel again."

"Lovely old building in the heart of the city nucleus. Please note that you cannot drive right up to the hotel — you need to walk a few blocks to arrive at your destination."

"Great property "

"Más Petit Fourchon was difficult for us to find due to error in Google maps. We finally arrived, just at dark, and after becoming thoroughly familiar with the nearby hospital parking layout. We gave up on Google’s turn by turn directions, and used Google maps without the directions. We were greeted by an upbeat and friendly Pascole, the owner, at a closed gate at end of a dirt road. Mas Petit Fourchon is definitely not within easy walking distance to restaurants or Arles. That said, the property and 300 year old building are beautiful. Be sure to spend time exploring the grounds. Our tile floored room was very large but with lousy lighting and, oddly, a toilet room across the entry hall from bathroom and sinks/shower. No actual shower, instead there was a bathtub, installed backwards, with the drain on opposite end as fill spout and handheld sprayer with too short a hose to stand while showering if over 5’10”.The shower/tub needs a longer hose for the handheld shower, and at least one grab bar, especially for those of us who prefer showering, and whose balance isn’t what it used to be. The pillows were square and hard, but surprisingly comfortable, as was the bed. I personally appreciated the simple blanket and sheet for warmth as opposed to the thick comforters that are often too hot and yet so popular in hotels these days. A simple and satisfying breakfast was included with our room. It included a variety of breads, cheeses, yogurt, fruit, jams, tea and coffee. No meat. "

"Most enjoyable stay. Staff is outstanding"

"Amazing staff!"

"The property was located in the box shop suburbs of Arles, a distance away from the centre of town. Transport was limited, and the surroundings were dirty and run down. The hotel itself was average and the room was hot. The positive side was that the staff were all warm and friendly and very helpful. "