We booked a small room and it was quite spacious and comfortable. Wifi was good and the hotel AC…read moreworked great. The gentleman at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. Overall, a great place to stay, good location, and good value. It was quiet.

Yes, the hotel itself is probably an a-okay 3 stars, but the location was awesome!…read more If you need a room, this place was super convenient. It's only about 10-15 minute walking distance from the main intersection, and the area its in is full of shops, restaurants and cafes. I wish I got to stay out here longer! (That's the other thing, if you're ever out here in Avignon, try and stay for at least 3 or 4 days so you can take advantage of the nearby towns on a spiffy moped ((unless you hired a car of course, in that case, 2 days at this location is just dandy)). The hotel itself is clean, and a bit sterile feeling (including the receptionist), but nice enough. Their elevator wasn't working at the time (that was a huge pain, lemme tell ya), but we managed just fine. They provide wifi with a charge, so you're better off going by the maccas down the street to use theirs. They do offer breakfast if you need it (but there's plenty of cafes and boulangeries down the street), and this location seems to be popular for small groups and large families. The facilities are minimal, but you'll hardly be in the room anyway. It's easy enough navigating through the streets here, the only thing is I'd avoid the back streets really late at night as you'll likely be asked alot for spare change. Good, no frills accommodation in a great location!

This ia a great hotel! Reasonably priced, AC, great breakfast, (covered) outdoor seating and indoor…read moreseating for breakfast, areas for picnicing, pool, great water pressure and friendly hosts. This is a great hotel for the price and I had a lovely 4 night stay. If you are looking for a view, it's likely not the best because it's tucked away from the center of town and it's only 2 floors tall. But I loved having a room with almost no noise outside. Also, automated shades were great to allow air but not light.

We have a second home in the village of Cairanne, where Castel Mireio is located. From time to…read moretime, we arrive before renters have vacated our house and we always book at Castel Mireio when it is available. Odille, the hostess and owner, is warm and welcoming, the rooms are comfortable and decorated in a Provencal manner that is in keeping with the area. Castel Mireio is located in the midst of the some of the best wine country in the world in a village with great restaurants and good services and is close to Roman ruins and beautiful, historical perched villages. The restaurant at Castel Mireio offers a lovely breakfast with fresh crossants and delicious coffee on a pretty terrace when warm or the lovely, cozy dining room in winter, and traditional provencal lunches and dinners are available on the premises, as well. We recommend it highly.

According to the hotel by-line, the hotel came into existence in 1799. It blows me away that I get…read moreto experience part of this history while enjoying the modern amenities the hotel has implemented. The bed was extremely comfortable, the sheets/towels/robes were luxurious, the AC in the room was quiet as I'm averse to noise while trying to get a good night sleep, the bathroom was large & roomy. Even though I was on the second floor, I couldn't hear anything from upper floors. It is conveniently located with a short walk to the main commercial area & the wall/bridge. I basically walked everywhere while my friend rented a bicycle from a nearby place (the hotel should be able to point you where) to discover more. My friend & I stayed in rooms 201 & 211. 201 is sun dappled, has a view to a street and a modest bathroom. 211 has more of a courtyard view with a large bathroom with separate bathtub & shower. Tips: You have to leave the room key with the frontdesk as it's on a heavy bell. Book early and be specific about your preferences. Each room is different & as this was founded in 1799 & modernized, there may be a few quirks (for example, it required two steps to unlock the room door). No fault of the hotel, there are some eateries directly across that played loud music in the evening. Try avoiding the rooms facing that direction. Suggestions: Some of the frontdesk people seemed inexperienced & can seem a little overwhelmed if there were some questions/requests OR a larger group at the same time. One sign of this was that either none of them will respond or all of them will try to respond at the same time & talk to each other while ignoring the guest who asked the question/request. Some of them seem to be taking directions from the porters which was unusual. A taxi was ordered for us to take us to the train station but direction was given to take us to the wrong station. Luckily, we discovered it in time & had to scramble into another taxi. The breakfast staff also seemed a bit overwhelmed. They seemed taken aback & flustered when we asked for hot water (come on, we're Americans but surely a lot of the Brits ask for hot water for tea, haha). For omelette, there was only a choice of cheese or ham. No basic vegetables such as mushroom, onion, bell peppers. I'm going to chalk all this up to the pandemic & challenge in staffing with experienced staff.

That's the ticket! We spent so much time here they thought we worked there! The bar was always…read moreaccommodating, and all the food was delectable... it's just the perfect place for friendship and coffee, we were There morning noon and night. They stay open until 2am which is rare in Avignon, so that's a pro tip. The art in the lobby was very impressive to. My mother in law stayed there and she liked it so that's something to write home about. Plus she ate all the nuts they would give her. It was pretty nuts. I highly recommend this place if ever you are in the south of France!

Good hotel, very clean, conveniently located and affordable. The rooms were a bit cramped, but for…read morethe price, who can complain? I was very pleased with the service, and rooms. My only concern was when the fire alarm went off late at night, and no one knew what was going on. It turned out to be a false alarm, but there were many non French speakers in the hotel who were confused and scared. In addition, one member of my group left her iPad, and they would only ship it if she sent a prepaid envelope. Sounds like this is standard procedure, so I can't fault them for that. I would definitely stay again.

Last weekend I decided with some friends on short advance to go to Avignon for a couple of days. we…read morewere late with searching a hotel but were lucky to find Hotel Danieli. Its located in the center of Avignon, right on the main shopping street. As well it's in walking range to the pope's palace, the pont d'Avignon and the museums of Avignon.It's surrounded by many restaurants which serve mouth watering dishes; and bars. the hotel itself is very nice and clean, intimate but not too much. breakfast is served at 7euros per person. the rooms are big and cosy. i will go there again at my next visit to Avignon.

The hotel was a perfect base for our travels in Provence. 5 minutes from Avignon and parking is…read morequite easy both in the city and at the hotel. This hotel used to be a priory and still maintains its old cloister and garden. The buildings have been redesigned and modernized for a comfortable luxurious stay. I would highly recommend booking a dinner at the 1 star restaurant during your stay.

We stayed in this hotel which was beautiful ! After checking out Avignon and not being enticed by…read moreany restaurants in town we decided to eat in our restaurant in our hotel which is an award winning restaurant. Le Prieuré is in a former monastic property situated in the historic town of Villeneuve-Les-Avignon. Pros -Beautifully prepared unique food - great Service - Great for outdoor dinning in the summer months as it is nestled in a romatic courtyard of an old monastery. -fresh homemade bread Cons -snobby french attitude -7 euros for a small glass bottle of Orangina !! thats $10 USD! - tiny portions and prices -Although food was top notch on style and creativity I was not blown away by flavor. verdict: I wouldn't spend my own money here or make an effort to go here again.

Fantastic location near the Popes Palace! Great front desk help and wonderful housekeeping staff-…read morewe hung up our towels but they still replaced them each morning - we did not try to use air conditioning but we had the windows open every night while we slept in early October -the evening temps sunk to the 50's Fahrenheit so it was lovely- continental breakfast was stupendous each morning. - we're on a tour so IDK if it's included in the stay or just the tour- also the front desk had stamps available to sell for us to mail out postcards to the US which I appreciated - again the location is excellent! And it's near the walled gate so a short and easy walk from the buses.also instant coffee available on the rooms- thank you

I'd give hotel a much higher rating than others on Yelp have given it…read more It is clean and modern. What makes this hotel shine is its location, immediately adjacent to the Pope's Palace and a sterling front desk operator named, Stephanie. She's a whiz, so friendly and helpful. I would stay here again and send family members here too.

This place is essentially in the middle of nowhere. We were there beginning of May. The pool…read morelooked like a fish pond, green and topped with floating algae. The breakfast buffet was poor and no cooked to order anything. It really looked like they had not opened for the season. The room must have been the smallest in the hotel, no desk w chair, and the upholstered chair that was on the room was sun bleached. The bed was full/double not queen, despite being represented as a queen. No air conditioning, although warm already, we weren't late enough in the season to have turned the main air unit on. The shower head was broken and despite numerous requests, they could not get it fixed on the five nights we were there. Oh, did I mention no phone in the room. So anytime we needed anything we had to walk down to the lobby. The only redeeming feature was the staff. Very nice, especially Hosin. You'd be better off staying in a Holiday Inn than this place. How it is a Relais Chateaux property is anyone's guess.

This beautiful castle is ridiculously awesome! A true castle from the 12th century!! It is…read moremagnificently rich in history, but restored just enough to have your modern amenities in your high ceiling rooms! I felt like a princess :) The family which runs the castle is warm and I spent time with the adorably polite dog (Shun) on property as well! Conveniently located near the Pont du Guard, overlooking the vineyards of Rhone Valley. Wine tasting, truffle hunting,...or just exploring the charming property, you'll be so happy you stopped by this CASTLE! I even spotted a few cute deer in the backyard past the pool. So many surprises. This place is what you really imagine a 12th century castle to be like!