Le Pavillon Vert - B&B

Accommodation includes double rooms, a bungalow, a treehouse and a house with a separate bedroom. Most have a private bathroom; the bungalow and the Double or Twin Room share a bathroom. Several room types have air conditioning and a terrace or patio. Different rooms overlook the garden and pool, while some include a flat-screen TV, minibar or coffee machine.

Known accommodation sizes range from 15 to 38 m². The Treehouse accommodates up to three people and has a balcony and kitchenette. The One-Bedroom House has a kitchen and a living area with a sofa bed, and accommodates up to three people. The Deluxe Double Room stands out for its sauna. The bungalow has a private entrance and a terrace overlooking the garden; the Double or Twin Room offers several bed configurations.

Free private parking is available on site, with a charging station for electric vehicles. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the bed and breakfast. Outdoor spaces include a garden, patio, sun terrace and outdoor dining area. A picnic area and barbecue facilities also let you enjoy the garden at different times of day.

For leisure, you will find an outdoor swimming pool, sauna, hot tub and massage services. Activities listed include hiking, cycling, walking tours and bike tours; a golf course is nearby. For dining, breakfast can be served in your room, and options for children or specific diets are available. A café, bar and snack bar round out the offering, alongside fruit, a minibar and wine or champagne. Room amenities include a coffee machine, kettle, toaster and dishwasher.

Vedène is a Provençal commune north-east of Avignon, set in the flat landscape surrounding the city and the Rhône basin. The village offers a quieter atmosphere than central Avignon, while its major historic sites remain accessible by car. Staying in this area suits travellers wishing to divide their time between urban heritage, gardens and excursions to the landscapes of Vaucluse. A car is needed to reach the accommodation and get around easily.

Avignon is the main cultural destination during your stay. The Palace of the Popes tells the story of the papal city, while Pont Saint-Bénézet and the ramparts offer a glimpse of its medieval past. Avignon-Centre railway station is 7.7 km away and the TGV station is 12 km away; they make arriving by train easier, but a car remains useful for local travel. In Vedène, Golf Grand Avignon has a golf course, while Château de Fargues offers an excursion to one of the commune’s heritage sites. Those who enjoy scenery can also consider a trip to Mont Ventoux.

Spring and autumn are good times to visit Avignon and the villages of Vaucluse, with days often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, plan visits to the old town for early morning, then take a break in the shade or by the pool during the hottest hours. One day can combine Avignon’s monuments with a walk through its old streets; another can be devoted to Provençal roads and views across the département. If you are travelling by train, hiring a car on arrival makes excursions beyond the city easier.