Ô'Berge & Chambres Avignon

Ô'Berge & Chambres Avignon offers five room categories: double rooms, a superior double room, a deluxe twin room and two single rooms. They range from 10 to 13 m² and accommodate one or two people, depending on the category. All have a shared bathroom; some overlook the inner courtyard, while others face the city. The Superior Double Room and Deluxe Twin Room have air conditioning.

The rooms share several practical amenities, including a coffee machine and dishwasher. A dining table is also available in the shared areas. The single rooms each accommodate one person and overlook the city. For two travellers, the double rooms have two single beds; the Superior Double Room also has air conditioning and a courtyard view. The Deluxe Twin Room also has air conditioning and measures 13 m².

You can prepare meals in the well-equipped shared kitchen. It includes a dining table, toaster, hob, kitchenware, electric kettle, fridge, microwave and dishwasher. A coffee machine is also available. The shared lounge provides a place to relax and watch TV. There is a café on site, and the rooms have a kettle or coffee machine.

The property offers free Wi-Fi and free private on-site parking, with no reservation required. A washing machine, ironing equipment, heating, air conditioning and a fan are available in different areas. You can arrange private check-in or check-out, with an express payment option. Avignon-Centre railway station is about 2 km away. Check-in is available from 15:00 to 21:00, and check-out is from 10:00 to 11:00.

Avignon lies on the banks of the Rhône, in Vaucluse, around an old town enclosed by city walls. Ô'Berge & Chambres Avignon is on Route de Lyon, north of the old town, in an area from which you can reach the historic gates and then the pedestrianised streets. The city combines shady squares, town houses and medieval monuments, making it suitable both for a heritage break and as a stop on a journey through Provence.

The Palais des Papes towers over the lanes of the old town and houses a vast medieval palace complex. Pont Saint-Bénézet, known as the Pont d'Avignon, offers a walk over the Rhône and views of the city walls. Les Halles d'Avignon brings together stalls and regional produce, while Notre-Dame-des-Doms Cathedral can be visited near the palace. Avignon-Centre railway station is about 2 km away and makes regional travel easier. The guest house's private parking is useful if you arrive by car, although the historic centre is easy to explore on foot.

Avignon is worth visiting all year round, but summer draws more visitors, particularly during the Festival d'Avignon in July, when performances take place in theatres and on the streets. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are well suited to walking tours and breaks in the squares. You can spend a day visiting the Palais des Papes, exploring the lanes within the city walls and walking along the Rhône. To explore the villages and landscapes of Vaucluse, you can then drive out of the city and through the Provençal countryside.