Charmante maison climatisée avec piscine privée

The villa offers a single accommodation, called 2-Bedroom Villa, for up to four people. This 70 m² entire house has two bedrooms and a bathroom; each bedroom has a double bed. The layout suits families or guests sharing the property while keeping two separate sleeping areas. The kitchen lets you prepare meals and store provisions.

The terrace and garden view set this accommodation apart, and guests also have access to a private pool. The villa has air conditioning, as well as heating for cooler periods. You will also find a flat-screen TV. The amenities are all in one house rather than spread across several room categories: the space, two double beds and outdoor facilities characterise the accommodation in Avignon.

The villa brings together the essential amenities for an independent stay in Avignon. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and free private parking is on site. Air conditioning helps keep you comfortable on hot days, while heating is also provided. The private pool and terrace offer access to an outdoor space reserved for guests.

The kitchen lets you prepare meals, and the flat-screen TV is an additional amenity in the house. The garden view complements the terrace and pool area. Together, the property combines practical facilities—kitchen, internet access and parking—with leisure amenities directly accessible from the villa. The property is entirely non-smoking. All the facilities are in a detached house that accommodates four people and has two bedrooms.

Avignon is a Provençal city shaped by its papal past, ramparts and the narrow streets of its old town. The house is in the city, away from the main tourist routes, while still allowing you to reach monuments and green spaces. The accommodation suits guests who want to alternate heritage visits with relaxing moments in a house with a garden and private pool. In summer, long days are ideal for walks and outdoor breaks; the Provençal heat makes it worth planning visits for early morning or late afternoon.

The Palace of the Popes, a vast fortified palace that bears witness to Avignon’s papal history, is 1.8 km away. Pont Saint-Bénézet, made famous by the song, is also 1.8 km away; a visit offers a glimpse of the former crossing over the Rhône. The ramparts still enclose much of the centre and lead to the city’s historic gates. Avignon-Centre railway station is 2.3 km away, while Avignon TGV station is 6.5 km away. Rocher des Doms, with its garden and views over the Rhône, is a popular place to stroll above the old town.

Avignon can be explored throughout the year, with cultural activity particularly visible in July during the Festival d’Avignon. At this time, performances take place in theatres, courtyards and venues across the centre; it is best to plan visits around the programme and crowds. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often more suitable for long walks through the historic streets and along the ramparts. The private pool lets you enjoy hot days without leaving the house, while the kitchen makes it easy to prepare meals after a day of exploring.