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Having not written a review in a long time, I feel compelled to write this review about our stay here. First of all, Aigues-Mortes is a wonderful, interesting and quaint destination. We decided to use this location as a stop during our own version of Tour de France, more wine and no biking. This hotel was wonderful from beginning to end. As a critical and picky consumer and foodie-wanna-be, I tend to notice details. The service was incredible, the hotel is an incredible amalgamation of old and new. The tall glass doors, wallpaper, and interior finishes were exceptionally tasteful and well done. Bravo to the designer! Staff was professional and friendly. The spa treatment was incredible. Breakfast was wonderful. Really a perfect one night stay.

Conveniently located in the heart of the walled town, just a few metres from the lively square full of bars and restaurants, the Saint-Louis has old-school charm and helpful, friendly staff. It's quiet at night, and there's a very pleasant, shady courtyard garden in which to relax or eat breakfast. Our room was a 'superieure' - not that large but very clean with a modern en suite (with great shower!) and plenty of hanging space. The bed was huge - king-size and comfy, with nice linen and lots of pillows. Air con system could have been more up-to-date and controllable but it did the job. Buffet breakfast is definitely worth the supplement - lots of choice including different cold meats and cheeses, cereals, fruit, freshly squeezed juice. Overall, we enjoyed our stay very much and would readily book again. We got a special direct booking rate; three nights with breakfast and taxe de sejour came in at 450 euros. One small down-side: the centre of this medieval town is pedestrianised (and all the better for it...) so you have to lug cases to and from your car, parked in one of the public car parks outside the walls. However the management reserves a number of car park passes for guests, so parking is free. A small point but worth bearing in mind if frail or with mobility issues.

I spent the weekend at Hotel des Croisades and found the rooms to be clean and the welcome warm. Rooms are basic but a decent size with tv, aircon and free wifi so provided everything needed for a short stay. I didn't have the best sleep whilst I was there as the walls to the room were very thin and I was woken up several times by the guests next door. There is also a cockeral nearby that likes crowing at sunrise, so if you are a light sleeper I would recommend ear plugs. I didn't have breakfast at the hotel but the garden area where it was served seemed nice. I decided to walk into a cafe in town which offered cheaper breakfast with better views. Everyone I met at the hotel was very friendly and helpful. Best of all is the location which is so convenient and offers everything close at hand, the walled town, boats into the camargue, boats to le grau du roi. Aigues Mortes is a fantastic town and this hotel offers a reasonably priced option for visiting it. Had it not been for the noisy neighbours the rating would have been higher!

My stay at this hotel was my gift to myself after receiving a promotion at work, and it was everything I wished for. First of all, it's in a 17th-century building on a quiet street inside the city walls of this extraordinary town. I was lucky to be given a spacious room in the historic part of the hotel. The whole stay was a dream come true. Just a few highlights: the heated pool all to myself, the garden/courtyard with tables and lounging chairs, the special touches like a little bag of cookies and a hand-written note to welcome me, the kind and helpful staff especially Jean-Pierre, the local rosé wine, the expensive soaps, the baroque sitting room with the massive fireplace... I will definitely be back!