Hotels near Temple of Diana, Nimes

We reserved two nights at the Royal Hotel in Nimes, France. On the day we checked-in, they charged my credit card for the two nights lodging, but I was not made aware of this. When we checked out, we were given a receipt for the two nights lodging, plus parking fee and tax, which was charged to my credit card. It wasn't until I saw my credit card statement that I realized they double charged for the two nights lodging. I sent them a couple emails about the double charges, but never received a response. Fortunately, my credit card company refunded me the extra charges, and said they would deal with the hotel about the charges. I never heard more about it. The hotel is in a nice location for seeing the sights in Nimes, and the room was fine. Our room overlooked the outdoor restaurant in front of the hotel, but we did not have any noise issues at night. We did not eat there, because they did not offer gluten-free meals, but there were other restaurants in town that did. There is a public underground parking garage with an elevator that come up the street next to the hotel. Over-all, a good stay except for the double charges on the credit card.

The room is large and there is a sofa bed suitable for families with children. The variety of breakfast is a bit small, but the hotel is in a very good location and it is very convenient to go out.

Unfortunately, it was a bit late because the hotel room was too big. The bathroom had a wet and dry bath. There was an electric towel rack. There was a mini kitchen at the door. The cooker pans were all very good value. The door was a large central square. The arena is very close, it is recommended to play the most complete one preserved in the world. Although the Roman arena is spectacular, its integrity is much worse. The hotel does not have a parking lot, and it is parked in the center square of the entrance. After the hotel discount, we will go to noon overnight Only paid 4 euros.

After the hotel parking lot goes to the ground, the square is directly opposite the hotel. The front desk was very welcoming and took the initiative to tell the nearby attractions. Through the sncf on the square, you can first see the Colosseum, and the sights are very close. It is convenient to eat, drink and play in the city that never sleeps. Parking to the front desk for 10 Euros, and 1 Euro per person per night

Very well located hotel, close to SNCF train station. Very convenient for overnight stay. Unfortunately, the reception is only open from 5:00 pm, which makes the check-in very late. A minor problem during my stay, my hotel room had a strong smell of air freshener and it was not clean, especially the toilet.

Located behind the Train Station ( technically it faces it, but all the attractions of the city are on the other side of the elevated railway), I think it is convenient and the property is relatively modern and the hotel has adequate services, in line with what is to be expected from a budget chain hotel. Minimalist room and functioning washroom and WC, which is separate. Aircon works fine. Room looked and felt clean. Anti-Covid measures were visible and enforced. The Parking is expensive at 10 euros a night, and confusing, both to find and to enter, not to mention to leave!!! Overall a fine experience, I got what I payed for, and when going back to or through Nimes, I will happily return to this hotel.

Very suitable for business trips, the rooms are small and exquisite, the beds are very comfortable, the bathroom is public but very clean, and there are many parking places. The design of the entire hotel is very young, like a hostel, but also like a motel, with high cost performance. Have the opportunity to stay in this hotel

Positive points: Cleanliness and comfortable beds Attentive staff The place is quiet and relaxing The terrace is pleasant Negative points: Impossible to regulate the air conditioning Price of breakfast The night watchman who squats the handicapped place