Avignon Provence-alpes-cote Dazur, France Travel Guide
Budget-friendly options, often with dormitory rooms and private rooms. They are popular with solo travelers and younger visitors, having common areas for socializing. They usually have basic amenities, good for cost savings.
Hotels in Avignon range from economical 1-2 star establishments, to comfy 3-star hotels with more services, and luxurious 4-5 star properties. You find both modern chaat hotels and charming independent hotels.
These are private homes where hosts rent out rooms, usually with breakfast. Guesthouses give a individual and intimate stay, with chances to meet local hosts and learn about Provençal life. Many are in the city fortifications and countryside.
These combine hotel services (e.g., reception, cleaning) with self-catering apartments. They usually have kitchenettes, good for longer stays or for those who want to make some of your own meals.
Widely available through platforms like Booking.com, and local agencies. Vacation rentals give more space, privacy, and full self-catering. They are good for families, groups, or travelers planning longer stays, feeling like a home.
Outside the city, traditional Provençal farmhouses (Mas or Bastide) become charming hotels or b&bs. Within the town walls, historic private mansions become upscale hotels.
While not formal homestay programs, staying in a 'chambre d'hôtes' (guesthouse) is a direct interaction with local hosts, a peek into local life.
Several campgrounds are just outside Avignon, often along the Rhône river. They possess pitches for tents and caravans, sometimes mobile homes for rent. A budget choice for travelers along with their own equipment, near nature.
Avignon has distinct neighborhoods, each with a different character and the good things for visitors.
Cheaper accommodation options, especially affordable hotels or larger vacation rentals. Easier and often complimentary parking.
Requires public transport (bus/tram) or a car to reach the city center, adding travel time. Less tourist-oriented with fewer immediate attractions or dining options.
Planning ahead means good options at good rates.
Specific property availability and prices change. Verify current specifics before booking.
Booking directly with guesthouses can sometimes mean better rates or special inclusions, avoiding commission fees.
The Festival d'Avignon in July causes high prices and low availability; book extremely early.
Avignon has a good choices for various travelers. This section has examples for different needs.
Vacation rentals (apartments or gîtes) give more space, privacy, and kitchen facilities, allowing for self-catering.
Youth hostels such as HO36 Avignon give social possibilities to meet other people traveling.
For stays of a week or longer, vacation rentals (apartments or gîtes) or apart-accommodations are generally best.
Stay in places rich with history.
Located Intra-Muros, offering dormitory-style and private rooms. Average price/night: €30-60. Features common areas, central location, and a sociable environment.
Close to the train station. Average price/night: €60-90. Features basic, clean rooms, good value, and convenience for transport.
Prices are approximate and subject to change based on season and availability.
Budget options are found both within the ramparts and near transport hubs.
Intra-Muros, riverside. Average price/night: €100-180. Modern, convenient location, some rooms with river view.
Intra-Muros. Average price/night: €90-150. Charming, traditional, central, good service.
Intra-Muros, near Palais. Average price/night: €300-600+. Historic mansion, Michelin-starred restaurant, refined.
Intra-Muros. Average price/night: €250-450+. Historic, elegant, garden courtyard, central.
Good for travelers seeking cost-effective options without sacrificing location or basic comfort.
For a more comfortable or luxurious experience, especially with historic character or prime views.
Vacation rentals and apart-lodgings are great for self-catering, good for longer visits or families.
Decide between the lively historic center (Intra-Muros) or quieter, more spacious areas outside the walls like Villeneuve-lès-Avignon.
Remember price changes and availability during the Festival d'Avignon and other peak seasons.
