Hotel De Cambis Best Western Premier Collection

The eight categories include Classic and Deluxe rooms, as well as Junior Suites, a King Bed Suite and a Triple Suite. They are designed for two people and all have air conditioning. They range from 20 to 35 m²: Classic rooms are 20 m², while some Deluxe categories and suites offer more space. The names indicate the layouts and beds available, from a double bed to a large double bed, with some configurations also including a single bed.

The rooms have a desk, a safe, a hairdryer, a dressing gown and ironing facilities. A tray with a kettle or coffee machine is also provided. The suites stand out for their size and, depending on the category, for their bedding, which includes either several beds or a large double bed. The category descriptions therefore specify facilities suited to different needs, whether you are travelling as a couple or stopping over in the city.

The hotel has a restaurant, a bar and a café on site. Dining facilities also include wine and champagne, as well as a kettle or coffee machine. You can choose between a drink and a meal at the restaurant without leaving the hotel. Room service is also available.

The reception is open 24 hours a day and provides a wake-up service. Luggage storage and express check-in and check-out round out the services for travellers. A lift makes it easier to get around the hotel. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility include wheelchair access, a low-height washbasin, raised toilets and grab rails. Daily housekeeping, heating and air conditioning are among the general facilities. Free internet access is available throughout the hotel. Rooms include a dressing gown, hairdryer and desk.

Avignon is a historic city in Vaucluse, Provence, with an old town surrounded by ramparts. The streets within the city walls combine townhouses, shady squares and medieval monuments. This part of the city is easy to explore on foot, with cultural visits, walks through the squares and breaks in cafés. The stay suits travellers who want to explore the city’s heritage without planning every journey by car.

The Palace of the Popes, a large 14th-century Gothic building, is about 450 m away. Pont Saint-Bénézet, known as the Pont d’Avignon, offers a chance to discover the history of the Rhône and views of the ramparts. Place de l’Horloge is a lively landmark in the old town. Several museums are also nearby, including Musée Calvet and Muséum Requien. Avignon-Centre railway station is 500 m away; the TGV station is 3 km away and connects the city to major rail routes.

For a day of sightseeing, you can explore the old town’s narrow streets, visit a museum and then head towards the banks of the Rhône in the late afternoon. In summer, Avignon hosts its theatre festival, when performances and events take place across many venues in the city. Spring and early autumn are also good times to stroll through the streets and visit the monuments. Excursions to the Provençal countryside and nearby villages are well suited to a day out by car, while the historic centre is easy to explore on foot.