Hotels Near Stade Sainte-Catherine in Avignon

The room is very large and very comfortable... also very clean service. Parking is free. Absolutely enough to use the terrace. Very comfortable. The hotel is only 10 minutes away from Avignon. It is convenient for the first time because it is not a self-driving Avignon hotel. The price is more than twice that of this house. The room is not so big.

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.

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

Beautifully renovated and comfortable hotel within the walled city of Avignon! We loved our room, it was spacious (particularly the bathroom) and felt brand-new with very contemporary, warm colors and decor. The staff were very helpful and accommodating as well, offering to help us make dinner reservations and even telling us where to get a jar of the distinctive local honey they offered with breakfast. The breakfast options were fantastic, and the hotel is within walking distance of everything - you're 10 minutes away from the Palais du Papes and charming local shops, restaurants, and more. The one challenge is parking in Avignon: if you're driving into Avignon, while the hotel does recommend the INDIGO JEAN JAURES car park at 2 AV Mar de Lattre de Tassigny, 84000 Avignon, unfortunately it was closed when we were trying to park our rental car, so we had to go with an alternate outside the city walls. Would recommend having a primary and backup just in case for Avignon so you're prepared!

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.

I stayed in this hotel for a few days when I went to Provence with my family to relax in March. In every aspect, it is a French classical high-end hotel experience. The surrounding environment and dining options are also quite a lot. It won’t go wrong to experience it!

The hotel is next to the central square of Avignon, which is the most central part of the old city. The surrounding area is very lively and there are many dining options. From the train station, cross the road to enter the gate of the old city and walk straight for a while. The hotel is hidden in a pile of open-air restaurants, and it is not easy to find. The hotel is small, the elevator is small, and the corridors are tortuous. We live on the top floor. The room is quite large and the view is very good, overlooking the square. Go out and turn right a few steps to the Papal Palace, which is very convenient.

The room was what you would expect from an ibis budget, although some fluffier towels wouldnt have gone astray. The room was very clean and the staff at reception were very friendly. Just near the lift there is a microwave and kettle if you prefer to make your own breakfast which is handy, as well as a couple of vending machines. We ate breakfast one morning and felt we got value out of €7.50. They had baguette, soft cheese, jam, crossiants, cake, cereal fruit & yoghurt and juices with a couple of coffee machines. There was a big school group staying while were there so they did fill the breakfast room but were generally polite. The location is great. A few blocks from the station and just outside the city walls.

Pretty standard Adagio apartment hotel property with nice rooms with a small kitchenette and thankfully air-conditioning which was needed when I stayed here for three nights in August 2022. Like a lot of these apartment hotels it was located out of the city centre and there wasn’t much within walking distance of the hotel so a car is probably needed and they did have parking which I think was €6 per night.

When we first decided to spend a few days in Avignon, we began looking at hotels within the walled city but could not find one to our liking, with character and availability. Once we expanded our search to the other side of the river, and Villeneuve-les Avignon, we discovered a quieter area and this amazing Hotel de l'Atelier - it was a true gem! With the idiosyncrasies of any 300 year old building (sometimes crooked floors and off kilter doors) it also has all the historic charm of a building of that era. If this isn't your thing, by all means book a room at the Holiday Inn for twice the price and pretend you are in any city anywhere in the world. But if you want to feel like you are truly in Provence, this is the perfect spot! True, the hotel does not have an elevator, but it does have staff that did not let us carry any bags upstairs to the third floor ourselves...or downstairs again when we left! True, the hotel fixtures are a bit dated but oh the history that shines through!! The important things worked with no problems: modern plumbing, air conditioning, cleaning services... We have never felt as welcomed in a large luxury hotel, as we did at Hotel de l”Atelier! And let me add that the overall pervading fragrance of this hotel is butter!!! They (and by they I mean the owner and almost all the staff who work there) bake all their own amazing breakfast creations (apple tarts, croissants, coffee cake...about seven or eight different things every morning) from scratch daily!!!! Cappuccino? No problem! Perfect soft boiled eggs? They got you!! After spending several days wandering the walled city, taking in the history, we were always relieved to return to this sanctuary in Villeneuve-les-Avignon. We will always be happy we made this choice and hope to return one day!