Maison de Fogasses

The apartments at La Maison de Fogasses range from one-bedroom accommodation to two- and three-bedroom layouts. They measure between 50 and 120 m² and each has a private bathroom, a seating area and a flat-screen TV. Several include a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals. Some units offer air conditioning, a garden view or a terrace.

The one-bedroom apartments vary in layout and size: some combine a sofa bed with a double bed, while another also has a single bed. The larger apartments suit families or groups of friends. The three-bedroom apartment, measuring 120 m², has a bathtub and a terrace. The two Superior One-Bedroom Apartments measure 50 and 55 m²; each combines a double bed with a sofa bed, and the 55 m² apartment also has a dishwasher.

The garden provides an outdoor space at the hotel, while the apartments have facilities designed for self-catering stays. Depending on the accommodation, you will find a kitchen, refrigerator, hob, oven, toaster and electric kettle. A coffee machine and a welcome tray with a kettle are also provided. Bathrooms include towels, free toiletries and a hairdryer.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The accommodation is non-smoking and has a flat-screen TV; some units are also listed with cable or satellite channels. Air conditioning and heating are among the general facilities, along with an iron. Public parking is nearby, cannot be reserved and may incur an additional charge. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. Movie nights and meeting or reception rooms are also among the facilities offered.

Avignon can be explored through its old centre, enclosed by ramparts, where narrow lanes, shaded squares and stone façades create a Provençal landscape. The city attracts visitors interested in papal history, architecture and museums, as well as those who enjoy wandering between squares and shopping streets. The Rhône marks the edge of the city and recalls Avignon’s historic role as a stopping point between Provence and Languedoc.

The Palace of the Popes towers over the historic centre: its rooms and courtyards tell the story of the period when Avignon was the papal residence. Pont Saint-Bénézet, known as the Pont d’Avignon, offers a heritage visit with views of the river. Les Halles d'Avignon is a place to discover regional produce and the atmosphere of a covered market. Avignon-Centre railway station is 550 m away, and several museums, including the Musée Angladon, are dotted around the central streets. The main historic sights are within walking distance of the hotel; Avignon TGV station is outside the centre.

A day can begin with the monuments, continue with museums and end in a central square, followed by a walk along the ramparts. In July, the Festival d’Avignon brings performances and shows to venues across the city; the streets and theatres are busier at this time. Spring and autumn offer pleasant conditions for exploring on foot and spending time at exhibitions. For an excursion, the landscapes of Provence and nearby villages are well suited to exploring by car, while the old centre is easy to get around without a vehicle.