Chez Fleur

Chez Fleur offers two accommodation options with very different layouts. The Double Room with Garden View measures 23 m² and is suitable for two people. It overlooks the garden and has a bathtub; its bathroom is shared. A view, outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area complete its facilities. The upper floors of this room are accessible by stairs only.

The Villa with Private Pool covers 250 m² and can accommodate up to eight people in four separate bedrooms. It has a living room, two bathrooms and a kitchen equipped with a fridge, a dishwasher, an oven and a hob. A private pool and a pool view set it clearly apart from the double room. The villa also has a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle and an outdoor dining area. The two options let you choose between a room for two and an entire villa for a group stay.

Chez Fleur has a garden furnished with outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area. A sun terrace completes these spaces, where you can eat or sit outside. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the accommodation. Free private parking is available nearby without prior reservation; street parking is also available.

The rooms are non-smoking and the property is for adults only. Practical amenities include heating, a fan and a mosquito net. The double room has a shared bathroom with a bathtub, while the villa has two bathrooms, an equipped kitchen and a private pool. A smoking area is provided. In Montfavet, the railway station is close by, and the neighbourhood market lets you discover local produce and activity. Facilities are shared between common areas and those specific to each accommodation option.

Montfavet is a neighbourhood in Avignon, east of the historic centre, with a residential feel and green spaces. It has neighbourhood streets, gardens and local gathering places, including the Montfavet market. This part of the city suits travellers who want to visit Avignon’s monuments while staying away from the busiest streets in the centre. Chez Fleur’s garden and terrace fit this quieter setting.

The Palace of the Popes and Pont Saint-Bénézet are among the main sights in the old town. The former reflects Avignon’s role as a papal residence in the 14th century; the latter is famous for its medieval arches and the song associated with it. Musée Angladon displays works of art in a town house in the city centre. For getting around, Montfavet railway station is 30 m away, Avignon-Centre station is 5.6 km away and the TGV station is 8.9 km away. Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 40 km away.

Avignon is worth visiting all year round: spring and autumn are pleasant for exploring its narrow streets and squares on foot, while summer brings the terraces and cultural venues to life. Set aside a day for the centre, including the Palace of the Popes, the city walls and views of the Rhône, then spend some time visiting museums or gardens. Montfavet market adds a local touch to your stay, and the neighbourhood’s parks also offer places to relax outdoors.