I never use "arrive to." I think the more common uses are "arrive at" or "arrive in." When talking about a city, you'd say "arrive in." For example: Jack arrived in London yesterday. But, when talking about a place or building that isn't specifically a city, you'd say "arrive at." For example: Jack arrived at the airport.

"arrive to" is just wrong

Arrive is spelled with two r's. Arrive at is more common than arrive to and the meaning is the same. Some teachers consider arrive to to be a mistake, by the way.