Royal Hotel

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.

Good hotel for our overnight visit to Nimes. On arrival the receptionist was really friendly, on check out the receptionist on duty was perhaps not so! Never the less, I loved the funkiness and arty vibe of this hotel. The rooms were comfortable and had all that you required for an overnight stay. The location was excellent!!!

Cannot fault the location but that’s where it ends. Looking at other reviews a lot depends on your room. Ours was the broom cupboard. So small the door hit the bed when you walked in. Staff initially friendly but when we found out the Festival was on and the hotel was hosting a party they became very unfriendly! They’d known about the event 3 days before but hadn’t thought to inform us. If they had we would have cancelled. No chance of a room on the other side as fully booked. ******* was useless too. They gave us ear plugs - marvellous! No free breakfast or any other basic compensation to make us happy. Manager couldn’t care less. No lift by the way, young man helped us with them but no offer to bring them down on the day we left. Hotel a mess due to all the work going into the party and restaurant closed.Shower broken - nothing done about it

Lovely hotel in a great location to enjoy Nimes. Standard room is pretty tight at 18m2 but has a big bathroom.

Stayed here for one night on our way home from the south. Lovely central location, friendly staff, buzzy restaurant, a/c in the room - though room 10 has v.small windows!

Such a marvelous place. Friendly staff, delicious breakfast, central (place d’assas and the historical city centre) but No street noise.Interior decoration reflects Spanish influences in this region. A 15 m walk from railway station, parking for those traveling by car. Highly recommendable!

Being a 3 star it was excellent. The staff very friendly and helpful. Although restaurant under our window it was very quiet. Close to all tourist attractions and opposite the Temple. The continental breakfast was very good. Good value for money.

This hotel is in an interesting and historic building. The room was small but had all we needed. The ensuite shower room was new and pleasant, and overall they had made the most that could possibly be made of the space! The staff were really friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good, even though i have many allergies, and as we had an early taxi, which they booked for us at short notice, we appreciated the quick and efficient service. Our main difficulty was that due to a train delay of over 2 1/2 hours, on Labour Day, the front reception was closed when we eventually arrived. However an arrangement was in place where we were able to access the key code to the hotel and our room, and paid in the morning. There did not seem to be a lift, which was difficult for one member of our party with ann injured ankle. But overall, we loved our stay, with a fab feature being the view of the Maison Carrée from the dining room window!