Domaine de Rhodes - 5 Chambres et 7 locations de vacances

Le Domaine de Rhodes offers double, triple and quadruple rooms, as well as self-catering accommodation in several formats. The rooms share air conditioning, a private bathroom and garden views. The Small Double Room accommodates two people across 18 m²; the superior categories offer more space, with layouts for two, three or four guests. Some rooms have a bath, while others have a shower or both.

The self-catering accommodation adds more choice, including an apartment with a kitchen, a chalet, a studio and one-bedroom houses. They have kitchenettes or a fully equipped kitchen, and several have a terrace, barbecue or pool view. Size and amenities vary by accommodation: you’ll find a dishwasher in the apartment and a flat-screen TV in some units. The sleeping arrangements can accommodate couples as well as families.

The outdoor swimming pool and garden are the main places to relax at Le Domaine de Rhodes. Outdoors, garden furniture, dining tables and a picnic area let you enjoy a meal or a break in the fresh air. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are also provided. Families can use the playground, board games and books for children.

An on-site café and a bar complement the communal areas; a kettle and coffee machine are available in the accommodation. A shared kitchen has equipment for preparing meals, including a fridge, microwave, hob and kitchenware. Breakfast comes in several forms, including full English or Irish, vegetarian, gluten-free and buffet options. Free public parking is available on site. Free Wi-Fi is accessible in the communal areas. Luggage storage, daily housekeeping and express check-in or check-out are also among the services offered.

Avignon brings together old lanes, stone façades and the banks of the Rhône in a Provençal city shaped by its papal history. The historic centre, enclosed by ramparts, can be explored on foot, passing shaded squares, shopping streets and medieval monuments. It suits visitors interested in heritage as well as those who want to combine city sightseeing with excursions into the surrounding countryside.

The Palace of the Popes overlooks the square of the same name and tells the story of Avignon’s major role in the 14th century. Pont Saint-Bénézet, known as the Pont d’Avignon, offers a historic walk above the Rhône. The two sites are approximately 3.4 km and 3.2 km from Le Domaine de Rhodes. The ramparts lead towards the gates of the old town, while Avignon-Centre station, 4.2 km away, makes train arrivals convenient. From the centre, the narrow streets are pleasant to explore on foot.

For a day out, spend the morning at the Palace of the Popes and in the nearby lanes, then head to the banks of the Rhône in the late afternoon. In summer, the Provençal heat makes it worth planning visits early and taking a break during the hottest hours. The Festival d’Avignon brings performances to venues across the city in July. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often milder for exploring the ramparts and surrounding landscapes. You can also extend your stay with excursions to the region’s villages and vineyards.