Hôtel Les Corps Saints

The seven room categories include single, double, twin and triple options. All are air-conditioned and have a flat-screen TV; several categories have a private bathroom. Room sizes range from 12 to 26 m², with accommodation for one, two or three people. Some open onto a courtyard, while others overlook the city.

The triple rooms differ in capacity and layout: one has a single bed and a double bed, while the other has three single beds. Double rooms are available with a double bed, while the twin category has two single beds. The Economy Single Room accommodates one person and overlooks the courtyard. A safe and an electric kettle are among the amenities available in several categories. The rooms are on the upper floors, accessible by stairs only.

The hotel’s spaces and services combine practical amenities with several activities for exploring Avignon. You can spend time outdoors on the terrace, while the concierge service and luggage storage make it easier to plan your days. Housekeeping is provided daily. The rooms have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

If you enjoy going out, you can choose from cycling tours, walking tours and hikes. Cycling and horse riding are also among the activities on offer. Temporary art galleries, comedy shows and bar crawls provide further leisure options. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs. Bathroom amenities include a shower, toilet, hairdryer and free toiletries. An electric kettle is also provided in the rooms. The hotel does not have a car park; you can get around the city centre on foot.

Avignon is a Provençal city crossed by the Rhône, known for its old town surrounded by ramparts. The hotel is in the historic district, near Place Agricol Perdiguier and Place des Corps-Saints. The old town’s lanes are easy to explore on foot, among shaded squares, historic façades and monuments. This location suits visitors who want to explore the city’s heritage without having to rely on a car.

The Palais des Papes, a vast Gothic complex linked to the history of the papacy in the 14th century, is about 700 m away. Nearby, Pont Saint-Bénézet, known from the song “Sur le pont d’Avignon”, offers another view of the Rhône and the ramparts. Musée Lapidaire and Collection Lambert are places to spend time exploring art collections, while Les Halles d'Avignon brings together stalls selling regional produce. Avignon-Centre station is 200 m away according to transport information, and the TGV station is 2.8 km away. The hotel does not have a car park; paid public parking is available in the area.

You can start the day with a visit to the palace, continue through the city centre’s shopping streets and finish by the Rhône. In summer, the Festival d’Avignon brings shows and performances to venues across the city; the streets are particularly busy at this time. Spring and autumn often offer pleasant conditions for exploring on foot. For a longer trip, you can discover the villages and landscapes of Provence by car, while trains serve the main regional destinations.