This four-star hotel in Arles has 196 rooms. Guests can enjoy a practical stay complete with a garden terrace and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Thanks to the children's entertainment and playground, it is ideal for families. Adults can enjoy the spa or play tennis.
Mas de Veran - Quartier Fourchon, Arles, 13200, Arles, France
The nearest international airport is Marseille Provence, about 52 km away.
Yes, SOWELL HÔTELS L’Olivier has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, SOWELL HÔTELS L’Olivier has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
SOWELL HÔTELS L’Olivier is a 4-star property.
SOWELL HÔTELS L’Olivier is listed as pet-friendly. Check the conditions with the provider.
Very good
569 reviews via Google
The food was really good but unfortunately cold. When it came out of the kitchen fresh, it was warm. But after 5 minutes it was ice cold and just not eatable anymore. We even started warming our food up in the microwave. The rooms are very clean and spacious but unfortunately is the wifi really bad all over the domain. The domain is shared with a few other hotels and such, which makes it very big. The pool is shared with one other hotel which means it is alway extremely busy. We unfortunately had a room very far from the restaurant and the pool so we always had to walk a while before we got anywhere. This has nothing to do with the hotel but we found that the location was also very sad. There is barely anything to and the landscape is pretty boring. We drove very far to get here but ended up in a same looking landscape as we have at home.
Excellent staff, beautiful location on 35 hectare, very calm. The room was small but it's okey to sleep, good starting point to discover Provence region Our stay was szuper.
its in the middle of nowhere and the apartments are so far apart. if your ambition is not to walk and be tended on, this is not your destination. but if the goal is to be a recluse, then its a perfect fit
Perfect place for dog!
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