We recently stayed one night here and most certainly will do so again. We love Aigues-Mortes, thinking it is quite a treasure that we had not explored until last year. Now we have returned, with other family, and intend a repeat visit shortly. Aigues-Mortes is intriguing for those of us with different history and it was especially delightful this year... More

Great hotel, great location, very nice rooms, would stay there again...

Our children are aged 10 and 12 and we are never sure how a stay will pan out. This hotel is situated right in the heart of the old walled town 1 minuite from the main square and ramparts - therefore it pushed all their buttons - easy handy shopping and restaurants and great for pretending you are a knight!... More

Aigues-Mortes was a welcome respite from the nearby ghastly beach resorts and the mayhem of Montpelier. Visiting in late April/early May it was the asparagus festival. A charming walled town steeped in history and a gateway to the Carmargue and its famous horses. The hotel is comfortable enough with functional rooms and a nice courtyard for alfresco dining.

Hotel St. Louis is perfectly situated in the centre of the walled town of Aigues Mortes. The bedroom was very small, even by medieval standards. It's medieval feel was left behind once you start up the stairs, that is except for the bed linen which I'm sure were ancient. We didn't eat here so I cannot comment on food. Location... More

Lovely clean rooms. A beautiful inside garden where we ate a lovely continental breakfast. The people in reception were very pleasant and accomodating. Unfortunately there wasn't a parking space for us so we had to search (not easy !) for one. The holtel paid for the tcket though ! I shall certainly go agian this year.