Hotels near Avignon city wall, Avignon

The hotel itself is fine except that it is a little small (suitable for one person). There is free drinking water in the lobby, including sparkling water, and it seems that hot water is also provided. The breakfast is average. The location is very close to the train station, only 1 minute away. The only downside is that it is expensive, a budget hotel, and the price of a domestic five-star hotel.

The hotel is in a small city with the most beautiful trip this time. The whole city only needs to be walked. You can enjoy the rich ancient architecture scenery around, and friendly customs. Good restaurants are all around. There are few bars and very lively, everywhere. It is a beautiful view, the air is particularly good, and the moonlight is beautiful at night. The hotel is a 400-year-old building. A small hotel is directly built and connected. It also has many years of history. I like these poplars, pine trees, etc., looking at the inner garden. It’s also very comfortable, and I also feel why the French can read a book on a sun lounger and drink a cup of coffee. It’s a day. When it comes to the beautiful breakfast environment, looking at the landscape through the glass, it is also a European-style breakfast. The quality is also available. , The room is very special, first is a cloakroom and toilet, and then into a bathroom, the bed and a sofa, the sofa is English style, very comfortable, the terrace is a glass door, there are windows separated by adjustable size switch, Very satisfied, come again if you have a chance, I will also recommend this hotel

A very well located hotel with very nice staff at reception and breakfast service. The reception and lounge areas are nice and well decorated. Rooms are renovated but not to high standards and bed is very uncomfortable sadly... So rooms does not reflect a 4 star hotel. However reception area and breakfast are not bad. A mixed experience but fir the price it was ok if we consider this hotel a 3 star quality hotel.

The room was very good, and felt like home. The location was also very good. Turn left from the train station and walk less than 100 meters. The city wall was across the road. The breakfast was also good. There were many bus stops around, and you could walk to the attractions. It was also very convenient to take the train to Arles. We arrived at around 10 am that day, put our luggage at the hotel, and took the train to Arles. We returned at around 3 pm.

The hotel is a few hundred meters walk from Avignon Central Station. It is very close to the main street of the old city and is very convenient. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool that is suitable for children, and there are table football, billiards and other toys for children in the lobby. There are water dispensers on each floor with ice water supply. The room size is okay, just right for a family of three. English is very good at the front desk and the waiters are very enthusiastic. It's just that a blue sweater in a friend's room was probably taken away by mistake among the towels, and it was not recovered in the end.

Room 301 faces the patio, and the lighting is not good. The space is not large. The air conditioner is basically not turned on. You have to adjust it yourself at night to get cool air. Or open the window for ventilation. The cleaning is not very clean. There are a lot of short hairs on a pillowcase and on the toilet. There was no drinking water in the refrigerator when I checked in. The front desk brought two bottles. The next day, I got a bottle of water downstairs. On the third day, another female front desk was on duty. I called for water and said it would be charged. I bought a liter at Carrefour next door for a few cents. The service standards are not uniform. The surrounding environment is quite lively and safe. You can see the hotel when you leave the train station. It takes more than 10 minutes to walk to the church. It is quite convenient. The scope of play is not large.

Liked the hotel. Very well located: close to the railway station and bus station. And most importantly, all the attractions are nearby. Everything was clean. The staff is very polite. The breakfasts are typical French, very tasty. A reasonable combination of ”price-quality”.

Avignon is a historic city, the location of the hotel is very good, very close to the Palace of the Palace, the city road driving is very crashing, the navigation is also collapsed, parking spaces are difficult to find, all this can not stop the city charm

This ibis is on the edge of the city, and the window can see the ancient city wall, so it is very convenient to enter and exit the city, without shuttle in the crowded city. There is a parking space next to the hotel, free from 19 to 9 o'clock. There is a very large supermarket nearby, the price is not cheap, you can also refuel, the price is very cheap. You can also park the car there, but remember that you can't put anything in the car. The clerk was very warm, very friendly and explained very clearly. The hotel has a Chinese leaflet, and it is very efficient to follow Yang Dao to play around the surrounding towns.

One tiny elevator, many stairs, and outdated magnetic key cards that too often don’t work, spoiled my first positive impression. One morning I came down to the reception three times and eventually the receptionist went upstairs with me to help. But I almost missed my paid tour. The front desk and house keeping staff was always smiling, pleasant, and willing to help. The room was small yet charming, very tidy and clean, with a great view of the central square. Windows with good insulation so the noise from the street was minimal. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom small but with a tub! The breakfast hall was gorgeous and the breakfast decent, with mainly French pastry and desserts, besides cheese, ham, pastry (breads and sweets) and some fruit and vegetables. Besides the renovated facilities and excellent location, there is no pool, sauna, spa, gym or any other amenities that would qualify this as a 4* hotel. Also, I forgot my iPad in the room safe when I checked out. The hotel contacted me and offered to send it to my new destination. However, they did not actually send it by express mail even though they said that they did. My iPad arrived to Montpellier after I had already left. I waited for it three days ( it’s 1h away) but because they didn’t check the SEND ON SATURDAY option on the mailing form, the device spent the weekend in the post office. The fee that they asked me to I pay was 37€ because as they said it was sent express mail and with insurance - however when I asked the hotel in Montpellier to send it to Barcelona (another country and 3,5h away) I paid almost the same amount!? Plus the hotel used “peek’in” service so I immediately had insight into the delivery progress online. The worst thing for me was that they kept on sending emails insisting they were right and tried their best to help, instead of admitting they made a mistake. I appreciate their effort but it’s better to work smart rather than hard. Instead of having to thank someone for trying I need my iPad delivered to me on time. Perhaps there are too many women in the management that are taking things too personally? 🤷🏼♀️