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"Stayed here for one night so we can catch train early morning. Modern and clean hotel. No complaints"

"We had a wonderful stay. The hotel staff was friendly and very helpful. The hotel is close to numerous restaurants, cafes, and stores. The apartment is clean, has comfy beds and very quiet "

"perfect location! all tourist sights within easy walking distance. lovely room. very clean. Quiet ! breakfast was adequate but could use some additional offerings and refreshing hot items more often. "

"Hôtel excellemment bien situé à côté du palais des papes et parking juste à côté."

"Peaceful and quiet respite just one side street away from a main action filled street. Conveniently located a few short blocks from the Avignon Centre SNCF station—we dropped our bags and explored! Great hotel that we will return to. My only complaint- the shower pressure was meh. "

"This property is very comfortable and has all the conveniences you would need . Well equipped . I have to say we did not find it walkable to the village of Gordes and we do a lot of walking. Its not far but it requires walking on the road close to traffic with lots of blind curves and fast drivers. Its a short drive but be aware that it costs 8eu every time you park there. The best places to park are the several parking lots at the top of the hill in the village."

"Great location in the heart of the old town, close to fun dining, sightseeing, etc. "

"Amazing location and very comfortable, charming and well equipped. We booked last minute and were so happy to find it. Literally there isn't a better location. If younhave a car, 2 parking lots within a couple blocks either way. Be aware that it is on the 3rd floor with no elevator (typical for the older buildings downtown). Will stay again next time we visit Annecy."

"After being in some other congested, urban areas of France it was a really nice break to stay in a hotel on the edge of town, with a nice river flowing by and lots of greenery. It took about 30 minutes to walk into the central part of town, most of which was along the river on a quiet road. "