Kyriad Hotels in Avignon

We stayed at the hotel for 1 night on the way down to the south of France. It's too bad that it was only for 1 night :-). Very new , nice and well maintained hotel. We were greeted to a nice room upgrade on our arrival. We had dinner at the restaurant which was good and my eldest son had room service which was equally good. It was too cold to enjoy the swimming pool. They have a nice indoor garage. It was a really nice stay and it will be for sure on my list for a future stay in the area.

Just check out and write a review, especially like this hotel 1. The location is not far from the Palais des Papes, about 5 minutes walk, there are many restaurants nearby, and the downstairs is very lively. 2. The bathroom is very large, although the facilities are old, but the one-off items are relatively complete. The city of Nanfa basically does not provide toothbrushes, and there is no mouthwash, as if only floss... 3. The room is small, the bed is not big, everything is small, but very delicate, I think it is like a home in France. 4. The staff at the front desk has a southern Chinese, gentle and courteous, asking all questions very convenient and very warm and honest. 5. Booking this hotel's favorite is to have a terrace, although the stone wall is too high to see the outside, but the small lawn is really cute. The hotel's joint venture is also in Nice, and I didn't expect it to be Suisse. In Nice, Suisse is dying, under the Castle Hill, but the price of the hotel is really high. If you booked, you can check out Ctrip. I booked for one night in Booking and Ctrip. Ctrip's activities are really suitable.

I stayed at the Avignon Grand Hotel with my partner from 12 to 16 September 22 there were however a number of short comings. The first of these was that the room we had been provided with was infested with mosquitoes - we had discovered this in the middle of the night after hearing the typical mosquito sounds and in the morning we had noticed we had numerous mosquito bites on our bodies. I had complained to the hotel front desk, the staff however appeared dismissive, my fundamental point to them was that the room should have been properly disinfected of the insects prior to making it available to customers. Secondly, breakfast in the hotel was of the bare minimum, in terms of hot cooked food , only bacon and scrambled eggs were available, the latter was of poor quality and almost resembled a paste as the eggs were cooked in far too much cream and milk.Cereal, bread, croissants, yogurt and some fruit were also available. No hot water was available in the hotel in the morning of the 16 September 22. Lastly, all the TV channels were in French, not even one channel was available in English. We had booked this hotel on the understanding it was of 4 stars, given however the shortcomings above together with the standard and quality that were below customer expectations it is difficult to see how the 4 star rating and price being charged was justified.

The location is very good. It is only five minutes from the station. It is very convenient to take the train to and from the surrounding area. The front desk staff are very enthusiastic. The hotel design is also very distinctive. It was remodeled in a castle-like building, especially the few in the courtyard. The huge sycamore tree is particularly moving. The restaurant is right on the edge of the yard. It is very enjoyable to sit and eat a rich and good-quality breakfast. In short, it is a very cost-effective hotel and it is recommended!

The hotel is in a very good location, very close to the Broken Bridge and the Royal Palace. When you check in, you must park your car in the temporary position and then drive into the parking lot. Don't forget to ask the hotel for a parking discount.

Everything is very good at the hotel, the decoration and sanitary conditions are not bad, but there are big problems at the front desk of the hotel. Not all front desk staff, but a thin middle-aged man on duty between 10pm and 11pm at the front desk was very rude. When he returned to the hotel at about 10pm on January 7, 2022, he found the door closed and rang the bell, but there was no one at the front desk. So I pressed the bell a few times, and after a while the tall, middle-aged man on duty came to the door and yelled at me as a customer, then argued with me and accused me of ringing the bell as a customer almost woke the hotel (After telling another front desk staffer the next day, the staff said the ringing was displayed on the phone with the front desk and staff, and strangely, the staff member didn't hear me through the phone while ringing last night Wait a minute, so I rang the bell a few more times). I was uncomfortable expressing the staff's attitude and the yelling seemed to be treating a madman, who replied, ”Yes, it's treating a madman.” In summary, it is not so simple to ring the bell. The professional accomplishment of the staff, and the waiting for people to receive things, obviously do not meet the needs of the hotel staff, and the face of different guests obviously feel racial discrimination, have complained, Waiting for a response from the hotel. Think twice about booking this hotel, and meeting the thin high school man can be extremely uncomfortable.

Awesome antique hotel, located in the old town gate, very close to the main attractions and business districts, valet parking, very warm and welcoming service. The hotel is very charming, and the afternoon tea in the courtyard is very comfortable. It can be said to be the first choice for visiting Avignon.

Not only this hotel is a historic building, but each room has got its own character, the staff is extremely friendly and professional. To access the hotel by car can be very tricky and difficult, depending on the car size, as streets are very small. We tried the surprise 9 course Michelin menu at the restaurant. It was an interesting experience, but 9 course is only for very hungry people. Also unclear, who is the Michelin Star Chef? Overall a very pleasant stay and perfect location to explore the town.