PaulAngela

PaulAngela offers an entire 45 m² holiday home arranged around a separate bedroom and a living room. It sleeps up to four people and has three beds: one double bed and two sofa beds, spread between the bedroom and living area. This layout suits travellers who want to share accommodation while having separate spaces for sleeping and spending time together.

The bathroom is private and has a shower. The kitchen makes it possible to prepare meals, with an oven, hob, fridge, microwave and kitchenware. The house also has air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV. A terrace overlooking the garden, a private entrance and soundproofing are further features of this accommodation. Bed linen, towels and free toiletries are provided.

PaulAngela provides free private parking on site, with no reservation required, as well as free Wi-Fi. The 377 Mb/s speed is suitable for 4K streaming and video calls on several devices. Inside, air conditioning accompanies the home’s facilities, which include a kitchen with an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, kettle and coffee machine.

The flat-screen TV provides access to cable and satellite channels, as well as streaming services. A washing machine, ironing equipment, kitchenware and a private bathroom with a shower are also provided. Outside, the garden, terrace, outdoor furniture and dining area offer space to enjoy the outdoors. The accommodation is on the ground floor and is wheelchair accessible. This self-contained home has a bedroom and a living room, with beds in both rooms.

Avignon lies in the Vaucluse, between the landscapes of the Rhône and the horizons of Provence. Montfavet, where PaulAngela is located, is a residential area east of the city, with parks, gardens and local amenities. This address suits travellers who want to stay in self-contained accommodation and fit visits to the old town around their plans. The garden and terrace also offer a place to take a break after a day of exploring.

The city’s iconic monuments stand within the fortified town: the Palais des Papes recalls Avignon’s major role in the 14th century, while Pont Saint-Bénézet is associated with the famous song about the bridge of Avignon. You can explore the old town on foot, among the city walls, squares and old lanes. Montfavet station is 1.1 km from the house; the Palais des Papes is 6 km away and Pont Saint-Bénézet is 7 km away. Montfavet’s parks and local market offer other ideas for nearby outings.

For your first day, you could spend the morning at the palace and in the old streets, then cross the town-centre squares before heading to the Rhône. In summer, the Festival d’Avignon brings performances to venues across the city; it is best to plan your visits and journeys with the crowds in mind. Spring and autumn are well suited to heritage walks and excursions through the landscapes of the Vaucluse. A car makes it easier to explore the region, while a stay in Avignon also lets you focus on city visits.