Hotel Canal Aigues Mortes is a 5-minute walk to the fortified city, on the banks of the canal, visible from its panoramic terrace and swimming pool. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi.
Jane
United Kingdom
Staff excellent. Great spot, easy walk along canal to old town. Surprised to find it right on main road, but soundproofing good on road side and canal side quiet. Comfy bed and good size room
Maison des Croisades in Aigues-Mortes offers bike rental and a garden. The hotel features free WiFi and a terrace. Guests can enjoy Canal & Garden Views. Le Grau-du-Roi beach is a 10-minute drive...
Tim
United Kingdom
Very comfortable and convenient for Aigues Mort and Montpellier Airport. Easy parking, great welcome and a hot bath so nice!
Set in a building dating from the 15th century, La Villa Mazarin is located in the fortified city of Aigues-Mortes. It offers a terrace and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.
Mark
United Kingdom
Situated centrally in Aigues-Mortes, beautiful building and interiors with a fine courtyard garden.
Located in a former military station dating from the 18th-century, inside the medieval ramparts of Aigues-Mortes, this refined hotel offers a bar and a terrace with sun loungers.
Catherine
United Kingdom
Great location just inside the old walls. Lovely breakfast and very friendly staff
Hôtel-Restaurant "Chez Carrière" is located in Aigues-Mortes. This hotel features free WiFi and a terrace. The property is situated in the Aigues-Mortes Medieval City district.
Leonardo
Italy
Excellent location in the heart of Aigues Morte. Friendly staff and very good services.
Le Médiéval is located on the banks of the canal in Aigues-Mortes, 30 km from Montpellier. It offers en suite rooms, free parking and an outdoor swimming pool.
Peter
Malta
Location,facilities, surrounding villages and scenery
Set in Aigues-Mortes, within 23 km of Montpellier Arena and 23 km of Parc des Expositions de Montpellier, Hotel L'Escale offers accommodation with a restaurant and a bar, and free WiFi throughout the...
Featuring free WiFi and a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Noemys Aigues-Mortes - ex Mona Lisa Royal Hôtel is located in Aigues-Mortes, a 15-minute drive from the Carmague Natural Regional Park.
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On average, 3-star hotels in Aigues-Mortes cost US$104 per night, and 4-star hotels in Aigues-Mortes are US$101 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Aigues-Mortes can on average be found for US$268 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Aigues Mortes is the most beautiful walled town set on the...
Aigues Mortes is the most beautiful walled town set on the edge of the Camargue salt pans. The town is lively day and night with a great choice of restaurants and bars and there are some lovely shops to browse in. Just strolling down all the little streets is delightful. Not far from the town you can see thousands of flamingos at the Parc Ornithologie and there is a good beach at Saint Maries de la Mer
Rowena
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
The owner seems to feel that her inability to follow through...
The owner seems to feel that her inability to follow through on allowing us to use the pool after the early check out was offset by they’re keeping our luggage until 4 o’clock. I understand it’s a family run hotel and maybe they don’t understand that all hotels offer the service of keeping your luggage until you can come back to claimant for your onward journey she accused us of coming by train and not by bike we never did say that we were coming by bike. We gave her our train arrival time and we arrived on time. We were joining a bike tour that was close to the hotel. She told us we could use the pool and then reneged on that offer. It was very disappointing. Very difficult to make her understand that I guess it’s a language barrier.
Deborah
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Aigues-Mortes is an outstanding place to visit; the scene...
Aigues-Mortes is an outstanding place to visit; the scene from the salt flats looking towards the city is unforgettable - nothing has changed since 1248. The city (in reality a small town within the walls) is very relaxed. The people are friendly and the restaurants are good. Surprisingly un-commercialised for somewhere this good. Absolutely worth a visit.
Richard
United Kingdom
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Scored 8.0
Aigues-Mortes-Mortes is a lovely little medieval town at the...
Aigues-Mortes-Mortes is a lovely little medieval town at the Western edge of the Camargue region. It is famous for its salines (Fleur de Sel), but not so for its rich and well maintained historic buildings and infrastructure, encircled by an old city wall. It is surrounded by beautiful ponds with dozens of flamingos, and access to the Mediterranean Sea. There are plenty of restaurants (traditional French seafood, as well as international cuisine), as well as a number of coffee shops and bars. Especially at night time, the lit town gates that are fully preserved are breathtaking. If you are in the region, its definitely worth a short visit. La Grande Motte, Arles, and Montpellier are in reach by cycling distance.
ente1969
Germany
10
Scored 10
We didn't know beforehand that the dates we booked coincided...
We didn't know beforehand that the dates we booked coincided with the "Fete Votive 2022". Our first view of the town was that of a noisy fun-fair pitched up against the medieval walls of the town. The fair extended inside the walls and there was a great deal of loud music - mostly pop music, and much drinking. This absolutely was not what we wanted but fortunately our accommodation was far enough away from the centre to be aware of the revelries.
Undoubtedly the town is charming, and the upside of fete was that young black bulls with an escort of mounted riders on white horses were driven along a main throughfare twice a day - which generated a lot of excitement.
Our vacation was taken in early October, seemingly well beyond the tourist season and we had difficulty booking a tour to visit the Camargue or to the salt pans - both of which were primary reasons for staying in Aigues-Mortes. Nevertheless, we had an enjoyable stay in the town which was kept immaculately clean during the fete, and it was easy to avoid the areas of heavy drinking and loud 'live' music. Would I go back to Aigues-Mortes? Certainly, but I would choose the date I visited there more carefully. I should perhaps mention that we were self-catering, and we had great difficulty in locating food shops within the town, though there were enough restaurants and food outlets open so you will definitely not go hungry. I cannot tell how typical our experience was since it did coincide with the fete, and we are just too old to participate in activities of our youth. It's a lovely place for a short stay. Do your research carefully.
Anne Marie
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Since our last visit quite a few years ago the number of...
Since our last visit quite a few years ago the number of mosquitos has increased enormously, particularly if one wants to eat outside in the main square in the evening. Well worth visiting Les Petites Trains de Colorado even for people not interested in model trains. Superb working display, entry 6 euros.
One of the best hotels I have stayed.
Large, beautifully designed and decorated room.
The most comfortable bed ever.
Stylish, ultra clean and modern bathroom
Excellent water pressure in the shower.
Delicious breakfast
Delightful, peaceful pool and garden area
Complimentary wine and snacks an added bonus
But best if all Franck and Fabian were the best hosts ever and gave the best recommendations for restaurants and things to see in Aigues-Mortes
Ample parking, lounge chairs for outdoor seating. Good lighting in room. Air-con. good. Google led us to it, but, since we were looking for Noemys, or Mona Lisa, we were confused by the ROYAL HOTEL signs. All persons I had contact with were VERY helpful, polite, friendly. Small fridge in room. Very near Intermarche and Super U. Short drive into Aigues-Mortes, once the bridge is repaired (early June). Watched pool being cleaned and filled.
Perfect location, around the corner from the main plaza with many restaurants. The property had 3 levels, 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 4 fans, a few sitting/common areas. Very spacious for adults. It was a genuine provincial, old sandstone French house with window shutters, eclectic furniture and decorations. Perfect if you want that experience rather than the modern hotel. Free parking outside the walls (with parking card)
this was a lovely little hotel. The room was very well appointed and very comfortable. The breakfast was plentiful and a typical French petit dejuner. there was a small garden with a swimming pool, and although too cool as yet it was sunny enough to sit out. we were 10 minutes walk from the town and its amenities, so the location was ideal.
The location is as described and ideally located nearby the main square of Aigues Mortes. The host was friendly and familiar with the whole experience, although he only spoke French. We could park the car overnight for free thanks to his resident permit. Very good breakfast served in a nearby cafè right in the main square.
Best hosts we have ever met, extremely friendly, with a lot of useful advice to get around the city and the region , very good breakfast, extremely clean, very calm , parking suitable for larger cars, not far from centre of aigues mortes and montpellier , wish we would have stayed longer
The staff was very friendly and I felt very welcome. The room was clean and the location of the hotel is good. That being said, there was not much character in the room. The hotel is rather a basis for exploration than a destination in itself. Solid quality but nothing amazing.
Very central hotel but in a quiet street. Friendliness of staff, good breakfast. Free Parking outside the walls, not too far to walk with luggage. A tip, you could drop off your luggage outside the entrance near the hotel if you are two or more, then park the car.
Our host was very friendly and made every effort in making our stay as comfortable as possible. The hotel is within the ancient walled city, so, if driving, you can park you car outside the wall. It's just a 5 minute walk to the hotel.
Great location, plus there is free access to the public parking lots.
The staff was super friendly, accommodating and helpful.
The room was spotless, I've seldom seen such a clean bathroom in a hotel of this scale.
Perfectly located hotel moments away from the heart of the town. Beautiful place with quiet, spacious and clean rooms. We would definitely stay there again.
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