Chez Fleur

Chez Fleur offers a 23 m² Double Room with Garden View, designed for two people. Its garden view and terrace set it apart, with private outdoor space where you can enjoy the greenery. Inside, the layout includes a dining area, a table and a desk, as well as a wardrobe for storing your belongings. The room has a shared bathroom with a shower; shared toilets and additional toilets are also available. The sleeping arrangements include one double bed. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

This room brings together the essentials for a stay for two in Avignon, with a place to eat and a desk. The terrace extends the room towards the garden, while the view opens onto the outdoors. Bed linen and towels are available for an additional charge. Breakfast can be chosen à la carte or as a continental option.

Chez Fleur has a garden and a terrace furnished with outdoor furniture and a dining area. The room overlooks the garden and also has its own terrace, so you can enjoy the outdoors throughout the day. Free Wi-Fi is available at the accommodation; the advertised connection is suitable for streaming and video calls. Free private parking is available nearby, with no reservation required.

The room includes an electric kettle, a dining table, a dining area and a desk. The shared bathroom has a shower or a bath; additional toilets are available. Bed linen and towels can be provided for an additional charge. Breakfast is available à la carte or as a continental option. Nearby activities include golf, canoeing and visits to the water park. Montfavet train station is close to the bed and breakfast.

Montfavet, a neighbourhood in south-east Avignon, has a more residential feel than the old town. It has local streets, green spaces and amenities for everyday life; Montfavet Market offers a chance to discover local produce and the area's way of life. This part of the city suits travellers who want a less busy setting in the evening while still being able to reach Avignon’s historic sights. Nearby Montfavet train station makes rail travel easy.

Avignon city centre brings together the city’s main sights. The Palace of the Popes, a vast Gothic residence of the pontiffs, reflects Avignon’s role in the Middle Ages; Pont Saint-Bénézet, known for its song, offers a walk and views over the Rhône. The ramparts and old gates still mark the boundaries of the historic city. To explore the surrounding area, Avignon-Centre station connects the neighbourhood to rail services, while a car makes it easier to reach the villages and landscapes of Vaucluse. Golf d'Avignon Chateaublanc is also in the area.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking through the historic streets and planning excursions into the Provençal countryside. In summer, days are hot and Avignon attracts visitors for its festival and performances; planning visits for early morning or late afternoon makes exploring more comfortable. You can spend a day visiting the Palace of the Popes, walking along the ramparts and taking a break by the Rhône. Montfavet’s markets and parks offer another way to discover local life at a more relaxed pace.