The Acacias is a clean, modern hotel very close to Place Voltaire and not from from the SNCF Station in Arles. The rooms are spotless, quiet and modern. The staff are friendly and helpful. The buffet breakfast is excellent; one of the best breakfast values that I have discovered in France. Standard rooms are not large so, for a few Euros more, select a larger room. It is an excellent place in which to stay in Arles.

We (2 couples) stayed here on our way to the coast. The location is good - very close to the historic old parts of town - just inside the wall. Also close to the river. The rooms were comfortable and reasonable value. We arrived and had trouble finding a room as Prince Albert was in town and many people from around the area were staying in town for the night. If we were spending time in Arles (which we will do next time) we would probably try somewhere else. No real complaints - just think there is better to be had elsewhere.

found on a last minute site, good value for money, small, clean, with friendly staff, very brightly coloured rooms a bit likes Arles itself, the location was a surprise to us as the hotel was situated in the old part of town which meant seeing the local sites and the Van Gogh trail was very easy, and very close to the train station, breakfast was a little dissapointing for the price, the market on Wednesday morning was set up right outside our hotel window and it was one of the best local markets we have ever seen

We had some trouble finding a place in Arles on short notice - even in late September. Finally we ended up at Hôtel Acacias, which turned out to be a so-so option. Good location - adjacent to the city walls and a five minutes' walk to the Arènes -, but our room was tiny and had a very small grand lit - alwas annoying for a non-couple, especially since we had made it clear we wanted a twin. Service was somewhat indifferent - but at least they had a funky garage for parking our bicycles.