Nimes Hotels with Balcony

The hotel is strategically located, very convenient from the train station and various attractions, all walking distances. The front desk staff of the hotel was warm and thoughtful, and there was no check-in at 4 pm as strict as the online review. It can be handled as early as if there is a room. The room was clean and tidy and the breakfast was good. Will come again next time

Very large and comfortable bed with good, related cover - that we enjoyed after nights in other ***hotels only with wool cover over lakens. Prima modern shower!!! , skill and to enjoy, perfectly clean! Rooms are large and have coffee machine (have no breakfast, want to have breakfast in the place). Parking like in every old town is difficult, but helpful would be an indication of which parking house nearby you can best use and direct control. Otherwise very good stay in the hotel, would always like to stay there again. Very satisfied. Recommended!

Liked · From the moment we arrived at L’Imperator Maison Albar we knew we had chosen the right hotel for our stay in Nimes. This is an EXCEPTIONAL 5-star hotel and has truly set the benchmark for luxury and hospitality. Every detail of our stay was meticulously catered to, making it a very memorable experience. Upon arrival, we were greeted with a very warm welcome from GM Romaric Blanvillain. The check-in process was smooth and efficient, and we were shown around the beautiful facilities and on to our room by the charming Rievelinio. The hotel combines class, elegance and warmth, with beautiful interior decor and clever use of space and architecture. The pool is heavenly - in fact there are two pools to choose from, an indoor pool next to the spa and an outdoor pool with plenty of sun loungers and peace and quiet. By the pool we were looked after by Quentin with an impressive level of courtesy and efficiency. Breakfast was wonderful (thanks to Natalie and Romane) and served in a calm setting, with the choice of indoor or outdoor seating. What truly sets L’Imperator apart is the exceptional service provided by the team and the way they make guests feel. Many hotels try to be hospitable because that is their job, they are ‘paid to smile’, but the Albar staff are happy to be there and show genuine care for each guest- even remembering guests names when greeting them. Special mention to the Hero’s Pierre and Benjamin, who both went above and beyond in their assistance and care. And the exceptional Fabien (so speedy) Tristan and Frederic, Kaoutar, Doriane, Karla, Clara, Maxime, Imrane, Sabah and Claire. I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel to anyone seeking a truly exceptional stay. We have already re-booked to stay again…we love Nimes and we will come back to stay at L’Imperator.

We stayed a week and thoroughly enjoyed our visit, but it's not without faults. Closer to 3 star than the declared 4star The garden offers some pleasant privacy. The pool is pristine and ideal for children to splash about in but swimming - no. Our room with access to the garden was very comfortable with quiet effective air conditioning.A well-appointed bathroom with good plumbing. Breakfast ( included ) was adequate. The cooked section was scrambled eggs and sausages, didn't like. Three minor things irritated us: Ordering a Gin& Tonic the only bottle was close to empty, the next evening there was no Gin and I was advised there would not be any for the rest of the week. As it happens a fresh bottle appeared on day three. The Hotel was understaffed as when ordering drinks they were started and were on the counter only to be abandoned as guests had arrived, when I enquired after our drinks I was blankly informed that guests had to be checked in, I mentioned that I had ordered prior to them arriving ( I apologised to the guests - but the ice was melting ! ) and then on checking out the receptionist said I had to pay for all extras for our visit without seeing a bill. I explained that I had never been asked to pay a hotel bill without being shown and was told ” I guess we're different” I thought it was rude and foolish. I would still totally recommend L'Orangerie, we really enjoyed ourselves, just be prepared to navigate the above ”silly annoying” things and all will be well. There is no dining room as such although plenty of space for breakfast. There are a few restaurants across the road. It's circa 15 min walk to La Gare.

L’hôtel est situé à l’extérieur de la vielle à environ 3 km du centre ville, il faut donc être véhiculée pour se rendre au centre ville , le personnel est agréable très sympas , dans l’ensemble ça été , je note juste que la carafe d’eau n’a pas été rempli malgré que j’en ai fais la demande et la chambre n’a pas été faite à notre retour que lorsque je l’ai demandé , ça c’était pénible , retour de sortie et trouver que le ménage n’a pas été fait il était tout de même 16h00, la chambre, la salle de bain parfait , la vue laisse à désirer , les installation bien sauf que la piscine était froide mais vraiment froide ! Malheureusement c’est pour cette raison que j’ai donné 4 au lieu de 5

Very Well Located Hotel. The Majestic is a very basic, simple hotel with a rather tired, cramped uninviting reception area. Even in the rooms the decor seems dull and dark. But the good news is that the reception staff are lovely, warm and helpful, and the hotel represents excellent value for money. I asked for a lower-floor room and was allocated a double room just up the stairs on the first floor. The room, while uninspiring, had everything one could need---TV (no English channels, but Netflix) safety deposit box, sparkling clean sheets, a cute reading light , etc etc Best of all, it had fully functioning air conditioning---lovely and cool when one came in from the heatwave. My room had a large, modern, recently renovated bathroom, a huge bonus. I'm not sure if all rooms have these. There was a large modern, glassed in shower cubicle with continuous hot water, a mirror with a touch screen light, etc The location is super---litterly two minutes from the station, yet close to the Arena. There is no grotty vibe in the area around the station. Instead there is a lovely, long, tree- lined avenue leading to the Arena. Breakfast--especially the cooked offerings---did not inspire. It cost €12. One minute walk from the hotel down the main avenue, on the corner across from the station, is a café which does ”breakfast”---two long slices of baguette, a croissant, butter, marmalade, orange juice and coffee--- for €6.80 I was very happy with this hotel. It is simple, but good value and has lovely staff Nîmes is a great base for exploring the surrounding area by train or bus, so being so close to the train and bus station was a real bonus. The bus station is just behind the train station.