Fasthotel Avignon Nord Le Pontet

The rooms at Fasthotel Avignon Nord Le Pontet are divided into three categories: Double Room, Twin Room and Triple Room. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The Double Room accommodates two people and has a double bed; the Twin Room has two single beds and also accommodates two guests. Both rooms are 11 m². For a stay with three people, the Triple Room offers 24 m² and combines two single beds with bunk beds.

Shared facilities include a shower, free toiletries, a desk, a wardrobe or storage space, and heating. The rooms have carpeted floors. The Triple Room stands out for its size and sleeping arrangement, while the two rooms for two people differ in their choice of a double bed or two separate beds.

Fasthotel Avignon Nord Le Pontet has free public parking on site, with no advance reservation required. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, a shower and a flat-screen TV. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility include accessible parking, toilets with grab rails and wheelchair access.

There is a café on site, and menus for some special diets are available on request. Breakfast is served as a continental and buffet-style spread. The garden, terraces and outdoor furniture provide spaces outside; badminton equipment is also available. A vending machine offers drinks, and the hotel provides daily housekeeping, packed lunches and a wake-up service. Pets are allowed, possibly for an extra charge.

Le Pontet is a commune in the Vaucluse, in the Rhône plain, north of Avignon. Its surroundings combine residential neighbourhoods and business areas, while the nearby city attracts visitors with its medieval heritage and cultural life. This address suits travellers who want to stay on the outskirts, reach Avignon by car and have easy access to the region’s roads. Le Pontet also provides a base for exploring Provençal landscapes, from plains and vineyards to hills visible on the horizon.

Avignon’s historic centre brings together the Palace of the Popes, the city walls and Saint-Bénézet Bridge, landmarks of the city. At the Palace, you can discover the history of the papacy in the 14th century; the old streets and surrounding squares are easy to explore on foot. Saint-Bénézet Bridge, known from the song, retains some of its arches on the banks of the Rhône. In Le Pontet, Château de Fargues is a reminder of the area’s heritage. Sorgues – Châteauneuf-du-Pape railway station is 3.4 km away, and public transport connects you to neighbouring communes. Mont Ventoux, 12 km away, offers another destination for lovers of the great outdoors.

Avignon is worth visiting all year round: the cooler days of spring and autumn are well suited to walks through the narrow streets and along the city walls. In summer, the Festival d’Avignon brings a theatre programme to the city, while the Provençal heat makes it worth planning visits for early morning or late afternoon. For an outing, spend a morning at the Palace of the Popes and in the streets of the centre, then head to the banks of the Rhône. Trips to Mont Ventoux or the region’s wine-growing villages round off a stay focused on the heritage and landscapes of the Vaucluse.