ibis Styles Avignon Sud

The six room categories at ibis Styles Avignon Sud include double rooms, rooms with a sofa bed, and family or twin-bed configurations. All measure 25 m² and have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. Sleeping arrangements vary: a double bed on its own, a double bed with a sofa bed, or single beds with a sofa bed.

Some Family Rooms accommodate up to three people. The Standard Family Room combines a double bed and two single beds; other family configurations include a sofa bed. Bathrooms have a shower or a bath. Several rooms also have a desk and a hairdryer, as well as a TV. Facilities vary between rooms, including a private entrance and either wooden or carpeted floors depending on the configuration.

The hotel has a restaurant, a bar and an on-site café. The restaurant offers children’s menus, while the bar serves wine and champagne, among other drinks. For travel by car, free private indoor parking is available; there is also an electric vehicle charging point and parking spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, and pets are allowed on request, with a possible supplement.

Outdoor areas include a garden, outdoor furniture and several terraces, including a sun terrace. On-site leisure facilities include bowling, darts, table tennis, billiards, a games room and indoor and outdoor children’s playgrounds. A golf course is less than 3 km away. The hotel also has a fitness centre, sun loungers and parasols. Accessibility features include wheelchair access, a low washbasin and toilets with grab rails.

Avignon stretches along the banks of the Rhône, in Vaucluse, amid the landscapes of Provence. Its historic centre, enclosed by city walls, brings together old lanes, lively squares and medieval monuments. The hotel is in the southern part of the city, away from the centre’s busiest streets. It suits travellers who want to visit Avignon’s heritage and reach the outer districts by car.

The Palais des Papes dominates the square of the same name and bears witness to Avignon’s major role in the 14th century. The Pont Saint-Bénézet, known as the Pont d’Avignon, offers a walk beside the Rhône and views of the old town. The city walls and their gates provide access on foot to the centre’s shopping streets and squares. Avignon-Centre station serves the urban centre; the TGV station is outside the centre and can be reached by car. Avignon-Provence Airport is about 5 km from the hotel. A car makes it easier to explore the surrounding area, including Vaucluse and the Provençal villages.

A day in Avignon can begin with a visit to the Palais des Papes, followed by a walk through the lanes and squares in the centre. In summer, the Festival d’Avignon brings performances and posters in the streets, and visitor numbers rise significantly. Spring and autumn are good times to explore on foot, with generally milder temperatures. The surrounding area is also well suited to trips to the landscapes of the Luberon and the hilltop villages of Vaucluse.