Hotel d'Angleterre

Hotel d'Angleterre offers five room categories for two to four guests: Superior Double Room, Standard Double Room, Twin Room, Quadruple Room and Triple Room. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a city view. Room sizes range from 12 to 22 m². The double and twin rooms sleep two, while the triple and quadruple layouts suit small groups and families.

Beds vary by category: a large double bed in the Superior Room, a double bed in the Standard Room, two single beds in the Twin Room, two large double beds in the Quadruple Room, and one single bed paired with a double bed in the Triple Room. Some rooms have a bath, and the descriptions of the Triple and Quadruple Rooms also mention a washing machine. Amenities include a hairdryer, a safe and a desk.

Hotel d'Angleterre offers a 24-hour reception, concierge service and luggage storage. Express check-in and check-out make arrivals easier, while the shared lounge with a TV provides an indoor communal space. Guests also have access to a sun terrace and a games room. There is an on-site café; wine and champagne are available, and special-diet menus can be requested.

Continental buffet breakfast is served each day in the lounge area. Refreshments are available during the day, and vending machines offer snacks and drinks. The hotel has private indoor parking for a fee, with a limited number of spaces and no reservations. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Services also include daily housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, both of which may incur a charge. A lift serves the upper floors.

Avignon can be explored within its ramparts, among old lanes, lively squares and imposing stone buildings. Boulevard Raspail is in the city centre, in an area where you can walk to the monuments, museums and shopping streets. This Provençal stop suits travellers drawn to heritage, city walks and car-free stays.

The Palace of the Popes, a vast fortified residence of the pontiffs in the 14th century, is 800 m away. Pont Saint-Bénézet, famous for its song and its arches over the Rhône, is 900 m away. The ramparts still trace the outline of the old town, while Place de l'Horloge is lined with cafés and historic façades. Avignon-Centre railway station is 400 m away; Avignon TGV railway station is 2.6 km away. The city centre streets are easy to explore on foot, and trains connect Avignon with other destinations in Provence.

A visit to the Palace of the Popes and the city-centre museums works well as a day of walking, with a break in a shaded square. Summer days can be hot, and the Festival d’Avignon brings the city to life in July, with performances in various venues. Spring and autumn often bring pleasant conditions for exploring the ramparts and the banks of the Rhône. You can also take a trip to the villages and landscapes of the surrounding Provence, while the city’s historic sites remain accessible all year round.