The graceful architecture and historical significance of Avignon has earned the centre of the city the status of a UNESCO World Heritage site. Once part of the dukedom of Anjou, a vassal of the Pope, Avignon has had its share of colorful medieval history. The Avignon papacy sat not in the Roman Vatican, but in the French city of Avignon. The Catholic church’s power and influence of those ages is captured in the fort-like Palais des Papes. The other iconic feature of this charming city is the Rhône River that flows past it, with the old wooden bridge of Pont Saint-Bénézet or Pont d’Avignon spanning the river. In July, and the Festival d’Avignon, the annual summer arts festival, also attracts travelers to this lovely French city with its tree-lined squares and wooden bridges.
Avignon Grand Hôtel is a modern accommodation in the heart of Avignon's historical center. Nestled amid a lush botanical garden, enjoy the Provençal style interiors featuring high ceilings and warm-colored furnishings.
Hotel Bristol Avignon is a modern accommodation in a traditional 1900’s building, nestled within the beautiful ramparts of Avignon. Enjoy a great location on the main cobblestone street, in close proximity to most of the historical attractions of the city.
Hotel Cloître Saint Louis graces the historic center within the ramparts of Avignon. Step in through the pale limestone facade of this 16th century landmark hotel converted from a Jesuit seminary and steeped in history.
Hotel de l'Horloge is a 19th century boutique accommodation located in a picturesque square called Place de l'Horloge in Avignon. Expect plush furnishings, carpeted floors and stylish warm wood decor in your elegant, ensuite accommodation.