La Divine Comédie-Suites Deluxe

All the suites at La Divine Comédie-Suites Deluxe offer 50 m² of space, a garden view, air conditioning and a private bathroom. They are equipped with a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a coffee machine. Depending on the suite, the bathroom has a bath and a shower, or a shower with the option of a bath. Several suites also have a seating area.

The Suite with Terrace - Garden View stands out for its terrace and two bedrooms; it can accommodate up to three people, with one extra-large double bed and one single bed. The other four suites are called Suite - Garden View and are intended for two people. Some bathrooms combine a bath and a shower, while another has a shower or a bath. Bathrobes, slippers and toiletries complete the amenities.

The bed and breakfast brings together outdoor spaces and facilities for relaxation. You can enjoy the garden, terrace and sun terrace, then settle into the shared lounge. The outdoor swimming pool is complemented by wellness facilities, including a spa, sauna, hot tub and massages. Yoga classes and massage sessions are also among the activities on offer.

There is a bar and snack bar on site; the suites have tea and coffee-making facilities and a minibar. Breakfast is served as a continental or à la carte option, with menus for special diets available on request. Facilities also include an electric vehicle charging station. The concierge service, luggage storage and private check-in help make your arrival easier. Activities such as cycling tours, walking tours and classes about local culture offer ways to vary your days in Avignon.

Avignon is best explored in its historic centre, surrounded by ramparts and set between the Rhône and squares lined with old façades. The centre’s narrow streets alternate between townhouses, churches and shady little squares, and are easy to explore on foot. La Divine Comédie-Suites Deluxe is set within this historic fabric, in a neighbourhood where monuments and gardens are part of the everyday landscape. Visitors come for the medieval heritage, museums and walks along the river.

The Palais des Papes towers over the central squares and offers a glimpse into the history of the papal residence. Pont Saint-Bénézet, part of which remains above the Rhône, provides another striking view of the city’s past. The garden at Rocher des Doms has tree-lined paths and views of the river and surrounding area. Halles d'Avignon draws visitors looking for regional produce. Avignon-Centre train station is about 1 km away; you can then reach the centre on foot. Avignon-Provence Airport is 9 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for exploring on foot, with milder temperatures often making it more pleasant to walk through the narrow streets and along the ramparts. In July, the Festival d’Avignon brings theatre performances to venues and streets; it is best to plan visits and travel with the crowds in mind. You can combine a visit to the Palais des Papes with a break in the garden at Rocher des Doms and a walk towards the Rhône. Excursions to the villages and landscapes of Provence are easy by car, while the historic centre is well suited to getting around without one.