Hotel Alizéa

Hotel Alizéa offers five room categories: Deluxe Single, Deluxe Double, Standard Double, Deluxe Twin and Classic Triple. All have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Room sizes range from 11 to 15 m², and occupancy is from one to three people, depending on the category. Deluxe rooms are air-conditioned; the Standard room has a fan. The Triple room stands out for its city views and sleeps three people in one single bed and one double bed.

Bed configurations also vary to suit your needs: a double bed in the double rooms, a single bed in the single room and two single beds in the twin room. The triple room combines two types of bed. Some rooms have a desk and a wardrobe or clothes rack. Bathroom facilities include a shower or bath, towels and free toiletries.

Hotel Alizéa provides free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The reception is open 24 hours a day, allowing guests to arrive at different times. Luggage storage is also available. Rooms have a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom; several categories are air-conditioned, while the Standard room has a fan.

Facilities include daily housekeeping, private check-in and check-out, and express check-in and payment. Fax and photocopying services are available. The hotel has family rooms and non-smoking rooms, as well as heating and soundproofed rooms. Bathrooms come with towels, bed linen, free toiletries and a shower or bath. Luggage storage lets you leave your belongings while you are in Avignon.

Explore Avignon within its city walls, among old lanes, lively squares and stone façades bathed in Provençal light. Cours Jean Jaurès connects the station with the historic centre; the hotel’s location makes it easy to walk to shopping streets and cultural attractions. Square Agricol Perdiguier offers a break in a public garden, while the city-centre museums give you more to see beyond the major monuments.

The Palais des Papes towers over the square of the same name and bears witness to Avignon’s role as a papal residence in the 14th century. Pont Saint-Bénézet, known from the song, extends over the Rhône and offers a glimpse of the river landscape. Collection Lambert presents contemporary art in two townhouses, while Musée Calvet houses art and archaeology collections, among others. Avignon-Centre train station is 360 m away; the TGV station is 2.8 km away. Avignon-Provence Airport is 9 km away.

For a first visit, spend a day exploring the city walls, the Palais des Papes and the rooms of the bridge, then take time to wander the streets around Place de l’Horloge. In summer, the Festival d’Avignon brings performances to theatres and heritage sites across the city; this period also attracts more visitors. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often milder for exploring the old town on foot. A trip to the villages and landscapes of Vaucluse is an easy way to round off a city break.