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"Nice spacious and quiet room overlooking a courtyard. Good bathroom. Pleasant dtaff. Expensive breakfast."

"Wonderful small hotel in a remodeled older structure right in the heart of old Avignon. Staff very professional and helpful and accommodating, even received a nice hand written welcome note from the property manager (very nice touch), and a free cotton travel bag. Wonderful room with view of the street. Very close to the old palace and many great dining options. Ten minute walk from the train station, which connects by 15 minute ride to the TGV station, so super easy to get to. We stayed two nights, the room was surprisingly large and very comfortable. This hotel has a good elevator but there are a few odd steps upon entry. Both the elevator lobby and the reception area are about two feet above ground level, so when you walk in, you have to step up to the reception, then back down, then back up to get to the elevator bank. Part of the charm of being in a historic building I guess. Anyway, would definitely recommend this hotel."

"Excellent location near central train station. Rooms are a bit old and tired, but very spacious. Didn’t have any issues with train noise at all. "

"Friendly staff and good sized rooms for European boutique hotel. Great breakfast and cute bar and sitting area."

"Ok"

"Chambres rénovées, très bon accueil"

"We never stayed in the hotel because there were problems with the room so they moved us to another hotel which was barely ok."

"I booked a room with a double bed and we barely were able to just lie down without even turning and we are both regular size persons. Extremely tiny room, very uncomfortable and small bed. Breakfast was ok but modest- no eggs, no hot foods. Convenient location and very helpful staff but would not stay there again. There is a patio outside so people sit there until late hours of the night and it’s super loud if you are looking for quiet, relaxing hotel - this is not a place. Also, there was a large group of american tourists who were extremely loud and disrespectful at 6am sitting outside laughing and talking very loud without having any consideration for other hotel guests possibly sleeping or wanting to rest."