7 Rayons

7 Rayons offers an entire 53 m² holiday home arranged around two bedrooms and designed to accommodate up to four people. Its layout brings together the sleeping areas, a lounge with a sofa and a dining area. The two beds are one extra-large double bed and one sofa bed. The house has a bathroom with a shower and a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals.

Air conditioning and soundproofing are among the facilities in this holiday home. The flat-screen TV completes the lounge area, while the coffee machine, kettle, fridge and microwave make everyday use easier. A balcony, terrace and patio offer different outdoor spaces overlooking the garden or inner courtyard. The private entrance adds to the independence of the accommodation, which also has a washing machine. This layout suits travellers who want to share the same property while enjoying two separate bedrooms.

7 Rayons has free private parking on site and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The accommodation is air-conditioned, while the balcony, terrace and patio offer several outdoor spaces. The garden has outdoor furniture and a dining area, and sun loungers and a table tennis table are among the facilities provided.

The kitchen has a hob, an oven, a fridge, a microwave and the kitchenware needed to prepare meals. A coffee machine and a kettle are also available. A washing machine and tumble dryer add to the practical facilities, along with bed linen, towels and a hairdryer. The shared lounge has a television, and board games, puzzles, and books, DVDs or music for children are provided. Pets are allowed; an additional charge may apply.

Avignon lies on the banks of the Rhône, in Vaucluse, amid Provençal landscapes. Its ramparts still trace the outline of the old town, where narrow streets, squares and historic façades make for a pleasant walk. This heritage-rich city suits travellers who enjoy alternating cultural visits with walks by the river and breaks in gardens. Across the Rhône, Barthelasse Island offers a greener setting, with paths for walking and cycling.

The Palais des Papes towers over the old streets and offers a glimpse into Avignon's papal history. Pont Saint-Bénézet, known from the song, retains some of its arches above the Rhône. At Rocher des Doms, the garden and viewpoints look out over the rooftops, the river and the surrounding countryside. Notre-Dame-des-Doms Cathedral and the Musée du Petit Palais round off a day exploring the historic district. Avignon-Centre railway station makes it easy to get around the city, while Avignon TGV station serves high-speed rail connections.

Spring and autumn are good times to explore the city on foot in often mild temperatures; summer is hotter and livelier, and also brings performances for the Festival d’Avignon in July. For a balanced day, start with the monuments in the old town, take a break in the garden at Rocher des Doms, then cross to Barthelasse for a quieter walk. The villages and landscapes of Vaucluse also lend themselves to day trips, particularly when the days are long and you can take your time on the Provençal roads.