Avignon Hotels with Bars

The only thing A**weng (a nickname) will regret is booking this hotel. The hotel's facilities are excellent, and every detail is handled very well. The afternoon tea is reasonably priced and delicious, the breakfast is quite substantial, and the service is acceptable. However, I wouldn't recommend booking dinner at this restaurant; it's incredibly salty, and the food is really not good. There are two other restaurants 100 meters away from the hotel that are much better. 😂 In May and July, you can dine in the garden.

Avignon is such a wonderful city, and what made it even more special was the people—everyone we met was so warm, kind, generous, and friendly. It is truly a beautiful place with an amazing atmosphere. To top it all off, the pizza place right downstairs at the hotel served the best Italian pizza we have ever had, and the burrata salad was absolutely incredible! Every single memory we made here is full of joy. We couldn't have asked for a better experience!

European classical style hotel, from garden to indoor carpet hanging paintings, bookshelves, ornaments Room bedding blanket curtains, to front desk bellman, both quality and taste. The restaurant recipe is handwritten on the day, very special, if you have a recipe electronic or printed reference picture will be more helpful to the guests, especially foreign diners. In short, it is highly recommended.

The hotel's location is excellent, especially for those traveling by car. There's a massive underground parking garage right below the hotel. Before entering the garage following your navigation, you'll see temporary parking spaces provided by the hotel on the right. You can drop off your luggage there first, otherwise, after parking, you'll have to drag your bags quite a distance and climb stairs. We hope our experience helps future guests.

The hotel is quite close to the train station, about a five-minute walk. It offers good value for money, featuring a small garden with lots of flowers. While it's a bit of a distance to the Palais des Papes and Pont Saint-Bénézet, it's still walkable, taking about 15 minutes, with many restaurants along the way. The hotel service was decent, including luggage storage. However, they initially only provided two bottles of water for three people, and I had to ask for an extra one. The room itself was spacious and clean, but the air conditioning was a major drawback. Despite trying to figure out the controls for a long time, the temperature wouldn't drop. In the middle of the night, I had no choice but to open the double-glazed windows facing the street, which then brought in noise and raised security concerns. I considered contacting the front desk, but decided against it since I was only staying for one night.

The air conditioner is better not to turn on in summer, and the air conditioner is hotter than outside.

Renoved hotel, the design is clean and careful The rooms are a little small but it's not a real double bed because it consists of 2 mattresses, really bad Top Home and Serviceable Team

The sheets were only clean cuz they outsourced the cleaning to another company who does the job well. For this price, you need to put your own sheets and set up your own bed, AND still have to send it downstairs (didn’t seem mandatory but encouraged). My ceiling walls were peeling, my bunk bed frame made of cold metal, and the tap was hard to control — water kept flowing out even if we pressed the knob lightly. I slept well on the first night but on the second, homeless people were screaming and harassing a girl, woke my roommates up and we weren’t sure if we should call the police. You’re better off another hostel. Breakfast variety was ok.

Hotel is OK for one night stay. The room is a little small. There is a small swimming pool. There is a bus stop in front of the hotel connecting to the city of Avignon. The price is a bit high, but this is the Avignon Festival time so I can understand.

Small room, which was probably dependent on the type of room booked, the description was so drastic but not to draw where practically only bed took the room and between bed and wall at the foot you just passed through. No cups or glasses in the room, the pipe water (no bottle of water for the guest) had to be taken directly from the hand! at the washing basin. The bathroom was clean and completely OK. But the wacky door to the room was unappetitely old-flecky. The lift was terribly old and you were afraid to stay sticked. The breakfast room was very nice, but when 2 more guests came to us, they had to set up new coffee for them because the cane was empty, which took, also the few plates of salami and cheese had almost eaten from us - the poor guests after us. The evening before we wanted to take dinner in this moodful room, which wasn't going, just in another restaurant room (also ok, but not so beautiful), but the next evening we saw guests at the big beautiful fireplace in the “breaking room” eat there.. I find that without explanation a bad service. in the early evening. Because of the lift and lack of comfort in the room, I would book somewhere else at the next trip despite the location directly at the Pope Palace.