Hotel Acacias Arles

General Information

Situated within the town centre, the Hotel Acacias Arles is directly mins from region park amusements. The ancient city locality is within short distance of our hotel in Acacias for visitors who want to enjoy viewing the historic Roman memorials. Additionally, clients will enjoy a small walking distance from a choice of shopping, dining, and amusement alternatives. The Hotel Acacias Arles proposes clients immediate vicinity to several park amusements, shopping, and dining choices. The inn is within short distance of the major railway station for visitor convenience.

Guests will find that the apartments accessible at the Hotel Acacias Arles are equiped with such up-to-date amenities as air-conditioning, over-the-air Internet access, electronic key auto locks, satellite TV, complimentary daily newspapers, and privy bathrooms with hairdryers.

A up-to-date accommodation, the Hotel Acacias Arles underlines a pink façade and is ornamented in a Provincial fashion, featuring serene colors and conventional furniture and accessories. The hotel proposes such service as air-conditioning throughout the establishment, a luggage storage apartment, a dining room, a business area, and cordless Internet access throughout the establishment.

Location Information

The Acacias Hotel is situated in the Cavalerie area of Arles; at the start of the historical heart when coming from the direction of the train station. It's therefore possible to get to, within several min on foot, all of the memorials and galleries of Arles.
By continuing along the boulevard which passes opposite the Acacias Hotel you'll quickly come across (300 m) the antique Roman amphitheatre, the highlight of Arles history. When circling it you'll pass the Van Gogh Foundation before being lead to le Theatre Antique the old open-air cinema. From there, you won’t be more than several steps from the substantial buildings of La Place de la Republic: the Saint-Trophime church with its roman doors and abbey, the obelisk, l’Hotel de Ville (Town Hall) and its ‘flat’ cellar conceived by Jules Hardouin Mansart, the architect of Versailles.
When investigating around the Hotel Acacias you may prefer to climb the embankment of the Rhone, taking the time to adore the panorama painted by Van Gogh in his painting “Starry Night on the Rhone”, you could go along to the Reattu Museum and ‘La Donation Picasso’ then onto the Roman spa baths.
Siding towards the city center you'll come to La Place du Forum, or, by continuing alongside the river, the Museum of Arles and Provence Antique.