Be Loft B&B Pool & Spa

Les Précieuses Suites & Spa I

"This is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in, bar none. The room was on the first floor with the bathtub and the double bed together, and there was no housekeeping for four nights. The room was hot and humid, and the shower was so small you could barely move. Watching swarms of ants crawling around every day was a complete waste of the price. The only redeeming quality was the hotel's location."

Hotel de Cambis, BW Premier Collection

"The hotel is right in the city, very close to the old street. You can eat right outside and there is a fruit shop next to it. The only problem is that the hotel rooms are very small, as they are actually converted from old buildings."

Hotel d'Europe

"Fanatic locations and excellent service from staff"

Ibis Avignon Centre Gare

"The staff were friendly and the hotel is conveniently located near the train station, making it easy to get around. However, the rooms are a bit small and the facilities are a bit old, especially the window insulation which is excellent."

Garlande Hôtel Avignon Centre

"The hotel is located in the old city, so you need to find a place to park by yourself. But the good thing is that we can easily find a location nearby every time. The hotel rooms were renovated from old houses, and the bathrooms are slightly smaller, but they are nothing compared to the charm of the old city. Sufficient for bathing use. The room has thoughtfully added heating equipment at different locations, so there is no need to worry about getting cold when traveling in winter. There is also a family-style breakfast, which is elegant and delicious. The boss is very interesting and will introduce the hotel and nearby restaurants in an interesting way. Enthusiastic and full of French humor, he is a very good person. It is usually very close to the nearby church market or the Papal Palace. We drove to Arles and Stone Town, also within an hour. It is recommended to experience the style of the medieval ancient city."

COWOOL Avignon

"The hosts were incredibly welcoming and gave us a nice tour of the property upon arrival. Although we only stayed for one night and didn’t get a chance to use the facilities—such as the movie room, co-working space, and gym—the studio was spacious, air-conditioned, and came with free parking. It’s a convenient base for exploring the charming small towns surrounding Avignon. Just a heads-up: the shower area is completely open to the rest of the room, which might not suit everyone’s preferences."

Le Magnan

"There is no elevator, I had to carry the suitcases by myself. I was stunned. The parking space was not in the right place. The electric door only opened for one minute. When I reversed out of the garage, I was not careful and the gate fell down. I almost fell over. Haha"

Hotel Mignon

"We were very glad to have stayed here. Staff are friendly and speak English well. The hotel is very quiet and we slept well. Rooms can be small, especially your private bathroom, but we got used to it. Kettle and tea and coffee are provided in your room. We could open our window wide to set our chosen ventilation level. Breakfasts are large and enjoyable, including eggs and excellent home-made yoghurt. The location of the hotel is truly perfect. You’re very close to the central Place de Horloge where there are many outdoor restaurants. All the main Avignon sights are easy walking distance. The visit-worthy Calvet art gallery is just a few doors from the Mignon. Even the Avignon Centre Rail Station, a little further away, is an easy walk. The well-preserved historic street, where the hotel is located, is occupied by many small, discreetly chic clothes or jewellery shops. Their shop window displays are often works of art which adds enjoyment to walks to and from the hotel."

Premiere Classe Avignon - Courtine Gare

"Half of the lights don't work, the heating doesn't work, it only sends fresh air even set at 30°, the collection of the automatic drink machine doesn't work and the coffee machine doesn't work, of course it there was no one there, the reception doors are closed until 5 p.m.,,,since the drink machines are not working and there is no one at the reception I wanted to plan and buy some cacolac and I put it in front of my door in the hall because no one was in the room which shared my hall, the cleaning lady took the bottles of cacolac to close and at the same time I asked the manager who came to see if the room was vacated I took the opportunity to tell him that the lady had just had breakfast at the door and he simply said sorry for you instead of going to see the lady!!!!! !!! I am also asking for a full refund of the stay or I will file a complaint"