Les Cèdres

Lovely old building, very atmospheric. We stayed with our 20 month old - it's not particularly child friendly with very steep stone stairs (no lift) and no high chairs. Service from the staff was excellent - very friendly and couldn't do enough to help.

Villas laid out in grounds of old house. Lovely swimming pool area with lots of chairs. Great breakfast, reasonably priced, in the outside dining area located in the gardens next to the pool. We had a very late arrival which was no problem - the manager and all the staff were welcoming and very hospitable. All in all, a lovely stay. Would recommend - especially if you're looking for somewhere very convenient for Avignon but with a lovely relaxed holiday feel. (Located about 6 mins by car down to the free parking alongside the river bank alongside the Palais des Papes).

The gentleman at the desk was quite nice and accommodating. The room, a bungalow in the back, was okay, but rather weird, in that you had to walk past a bizarre fountain and one or two other rooms to get there. The place was also quite out of the way and hard to find. That said, Avignon was a nightmare for driving, and it might behoove you to stay at Villenueve to avoid the confusion. I would not stay at the Cedars again, but really think one could do worse. Probably much worse, considering that the price was reasonable.

We had a wonderful stay at Les Cedres. It was very lovely, overall, and the staff were wonderful. Our room was quite dated, but it suited the general feel of the hotel. The bathroom was incredibly small and you could not quite even have a shower properly, as the taps were right under the shower head and there was no room at all to move forward. The plumbing was also very noisy, with banging pipes. However, in the overall scheme of things we definitely enjoyed our stay. In terms of location, it was lovely to be out of the main city. However, there are limited food options nearby. We ate at the hotel restaurant, which was pleasant, but had to go into Avignon otherwise. Overall, would recommend.

The hotel is what you expect from a 150 years old building. Beautiful and full of carácter. But the place is special. Easy check in and we had an great experience with the restaurant. The food was really great. Room was clean , confortable and quiet. Avignon is really a special city. I can recommend this Hotel to anyone looking for a great experience in France.

Best value for our money! The hotel is situated on the other side of the Rhone but has easy access to the walled city! The ambience is very calming and really gives you a feel for the Provence region. The restaurant served excellent food and wine and the owner, Cristofe was so welcoming and accomadating! We thought it was one of the loveliest accommodations on our trip! The room had a fridge and safe. Parking was free and very secure.

Hotel is in a remote suburb of Avingon. Expensive cab drive from train station and you are stuck far from everything.

What a beautiful place ,old and charming .The restaurant is very special also .I would go back there.

It's an over 100-year old historical building with a peaceful small country-side feel surroundings, but they have a newer section in the back where the rooms are a bit more modern. It's not really my style to stay at a place with no carpet in the room and showering in the tub that has a half glass door with AC that doesn't work so well, but for a night near Avignon, it was ok. It's also a bit far from town, but parking is great if you drove here. It's very quiet and the staff are very helpful and awesome. There is nothing around this place besides a small food stand down the street; definitely a quiet residential area.

The hotel is located across the river from Avignon -- and less congested and cheaper. Excellent for exploring the entire region. Hotel itself is pleasant and has a good restaurant, but it could use some updating and/or renovations to make it even better. We were there a total of five days.