The Appart'City Nimes was a decent hotel for what I needed. I arrived by train and was departing early the next morning by bus. This hotel was was closest to the FlixBus stop for a reasonable price. The young woman who checked me in was very friendly. The room was large enough and the kitchenette included a fridge, cook top and microwave. The internet was decent. The bedding and towels were in good condition and the bed was firm. The room did have some condition issues. The shower curtain was a bit stained at the bottom and could be replaced. Also there were some floor tiles that were broken and could be replaced. The room met my needs and if I were to need to be near the bus stop in the future, I would look to stay here again.

Large space. Comfortable bed. Quiet. Free parking.

They had trouble finding my reservation. I had a confirmation number, but they did not have my key ready, nor had I received an email or text giving me an entry code.

Hotel room was very well equipped with a small fridge and freezer sink, multiple cups and bowls, cleaning equipment and a microwave all of which were clean. Check in was quick and the receptionist fortunately spoke English. Location-wise the hotel is situated about 15-20 mins walk from the city centre. The hotel has a Carrefour opposite open till about 10pm as well as a 24hr Mcdonalds and Domino's Pizza. Overall a very good hotel, which would only benefit if then check in time was earlier as 3pm seems quite late.

I booked this hotel for the stop during trip from Poland to Spain, It was perfect for me as there was a fridge in the apartament, however I think it will be even better for longer stay. It is close to the highway, but the place is verry nice, clean, good for relax. No problem with check-in.

Nice and easy to find, good shopping close by

The staff were fantastic & the hotel is close enough to walk to major attractions in Nimes but parking & access is a bit of a problem. Also it seems that Nimes have very few & reportedly expensive taxis. One local told us taxies were expensive for short rides and we tried to book a local taxi & the reply from the company was ‘I can’t come today!’ . However, the people in the tourist offices were extremely helpful.

Very affordable. Comfortable room, and well equipped for any type of stay.

Just what was needed.

Dingy run down property. Staff was standoffish and cold but never rude.

The whole of floor 2 had an obnoxious smell and the carpets are worn & stained. We had a small hotel room with a hob sink & microwave fitted in the same space as a wardrobe. This is not what we would class a a studio. It did not even have a kettle of coffee maker supplied. The room was worn out & dirty.

This apartment hotel had limited hours for checking in. When we arrived, just before noon, the person at the desk said that they would be closed until 2:00 p.m., but we could not check into our room yet. On the national website it was stated that there was someone there until 8:00 p.m., but when we returned at 6:30, the office was closed. We managed to get into our room, but that involved long phone calls.

Disappointing and embarrassing! I picked this for a quick overnight stay on our way to avignon based on good reviews. Check in was polite and quick but when I went to the floor where our room was..it felt like I was in a slum. Carpet was torn and chunks missing, stains on carpet and it was dirty. Room was basic with 2 bulbs out, basic cable with limited channels..sheers on Windows were torn in tatters, black mold on shower tiles near base. Bed was comfortable. They charge for everything and a list is in the room. I could not believe it when clerk told me at check in that I had to clean room or be charged 18 euro. Garbage had to be thrown and I asked if they expected me to wash sheets and towels too..they said no. Not worth the hassle unless you are broke.

Have stayed twice before at this hotel and for a budget hotel have thought it good, however, it seems to have dropped its standards.

Apartment is 15 minutes walk to the train station. Close by are super markets and other shops.The receptionist was bilingual and very helpful.Good value.

Albeit one is provided with a map of sorts the necessary detail is not there. Side street access in France is a chad he at the best of times. We managed to drive by the entrance at least 3 times before the small signage was evident down a small side slip. Also the name of the hotel was certainly not a highlighted item and not easily picked out. The pizza place had better signage. Staff was fine pleasant and helpful. Once acquainted with public transit info it was slick and easy to get into the town center at only 1 euro!

It's very convenient that they have a kitchen and tons of pots, pans, and dish ware - especially if you're planning on staying there for a while. The only thing I didn't like is that they have no room service and worse, you have to make sure you leave the room spotless before you leave or else get charged. I found this to be just a big annoyance - particularly when you're in a hurry to leave.

The apartment was well-equipped except for a kettle, although there was an excellent coffee maker. It has free underground parking and was a great location for easy access to major roads out of town. They offer a good value breakfast and the staff are very welcoming and helpful. It is located on the outskirts but is a pleasant walk to all the wonderful sites of Nimes. With its narrow streets, it is much easier to walk than to drive in town.

please check your arrival times as the reception is only maned on limited hours and you will need 2 access codes - entering the external access code is confusing!

Very convenient; just 15 minutes walk to the old town and grocery stores and McDonald across from the street, subway just next to the hotel. Free parking in front of the hotel. We enjoyed staying there and we highly recommend it.

A great place to stay in that it is cheap and convenient for towns/attractions around Nimes. The rooms are basic but comfortable - as they are so new, the condition is superb.However, the appartments are a 20 minutes walk from the centre of the city which means you need your own transport or a local bus timetable!

it's written on the website that the checkin time starts from 2pm on Saturday. When I arrived at 2, the staff said the checkin time should be 3 and asked me to wait for 1 hour. I questioned the information on the web. He just said that was a mistake. The didn't leave their email and the phone was not accessible. But the room was really comfortable.

This is an apartment not a hotel so it has some limitations,and the desk is only staffed at limited times. It has however all you need for your stay, cooking, TV, phone etc. It is very clean and pleasant and it gives you the freedom to come and go at any hour. There is nothing of interest in the area and the few local restaurants are poor. It is not far out of town, 20/30 minutes walk, but on a hot day it is hard work! The bus only runs until about 8pm. Parking is good and it would be an ideal place to stay with a car.

Ok for a one night stay. But wasnt expecting to sleep on a sofabed. about 15-20 min walk from the Roman Arena and old town. Nothing really in the vicinity of the hotel. If you only want a room to sleep in it is fine but I wouldnt spend time in the room.

Average small modern hotel. My room didn't face the main road, so the noise level was really low. Check-in desk clerk was kind and really helpful.

Very pleasant 3 day stay. Apartment had most facilities that we require for a short stay (i.e. Fridge, glasses, strangely no kettle but no problem for us). Staff were friendly when required but otherwise were unobtusive and we were left to our own devices. Short walk into town but straight road and with the weather being good this caused no problems.

We felt that it was really good value for money. When we were trying to work out how to get there, once we had arrived in Nimes, we were led to believe that it was a fair way out of town and would necessitate a taxi journey. In reality it wasn't too far out of town, and once we knew the way, it was easy walking distance for us and also on a bus route. No doubt the reasonable price reflected that fact that it wasn't in the old town.

This hotel is OK. It's a 20 minute walk to the train station and the old section of Nimes, and on several bus lines. There are tons of chain and mom-and-pop restaurants nearby, and three grocery stores across the street. The wired internet is decently fast. There are some thoughtful touches, such as a heated towel rack, good lighting, lots of electrical outlets, plush comforter on the bed, and reading lamps in the bed’s headboard. The staff is multilingual and very helpful. The annoyances: Limited reception hours (closed 12:30-3pm, closed Sundays and holidays, closed at 7pm M-F, closed at 5 on Sat, and you can't check in until 3pm. Our room smelled heavily of cigarette smoke and the fleece blanket was clearly dirty. There is no hot water many nights after 7 pm. Laundry facilities are one washer and one dryer for the entire hotel- 6.5 euros for both and you use tokens purchased from the reception desk. The cleaning staff often leave their supplies in the dryer when they leave in the evening. The kitchen is oddly equipped - no mugs- only tiny espresso cups, the only glasses were wine glasses which were dirty), the only knife was a small, bent paring knife. We had a frying pan, but it was a heavily scratched nonstick. There were no potholders/hot pads supplied. There is no desk; rooms do NOT have a safe. Overall, it's a good value for the price, but there are some low-cost improvements they could make which would make Appart'city much more attractive and comfortable.

The hotel was located about a 15 minute walk from the intresting area in Nimes. The room was clean and had a kitchenette with enough pots and pans and plates, etc. There are restaurants nearby, including a MacDonalds and a Subway, and a small mall with a large super market and other shops. Public transportation is good, cheap and frequent, but getting around by foot was also very easy. One of our friends has a bad knee, so she used the bus more than we did. Nimes itself was a very pleasant surprise. It has a beautiful "old" area with a 2000 year old colloseum where bull fights are held. I would recommend the hotel and stay there again.

The Appart'City hotel is very convenient for those travelling by car because it is only a short drive away from the motorway. The building itself seems to be brand new and we weren't sure if anyone had even stayed in our room before! We were pleased to discover that there was a very effective air conditioner in the room and the staff were very friendly. Our apartment also had a fully equipped mini-kitchen (although we were only staying for one night, so didn't use it much). All in all, the hotel was excellent value and I would recommend it to anyone, particularly because of its close proximity to Arles.