It's a good place but I wouldn't call it a 5 star hotel by any stretch of the imagination. The…read morefood is really good (at a 5 star price for sure) but the property itself looks pretty rugged. Definately needs a face lift. The service is really good though and that matters a lot. Just hire a landscaper please and replace the super old pool.

Comfortable, quiet and peaceful hotel with terrific Cuisine…read more We spent three nights here in September. We enjoyed it a lot and would definitely go back. Don't be put off by the approach to the hotel (they seem to be touchy about not calling it an "auberge" even though that is in its name). The suburban neighborhood surrounds the hotel and it's hard to imagine what it will be like inside as you pull into a small driveway with an unassuming entrance where the signage is a bit downscale. But once you are inside, it's another story. You can get a room in the main house or a room in the cottages. We stayed in the cottages and are glad we did - they are more private, and have a patio to sit outside and read and have a drink. They are also a bit bigger. We had a small suite. There was even an espresso machine in the room. The bathrooms are excellent and modern and spacious. The linens are high quality and feel good to the touch. Some of the rooms have a Provençal theme - ask for one of those if you want that. The staff is terrific. They are very friendly and service-oriented. They will help you plan your day if you ask. They are multi lingual. They will attend to special requests or needs. The restaurant is outstanding and is the highlight of the experience. The chef is an artist. I think his name is Mr. Boucher. We took the gastronomic package for two of the nights and are glad we did. It is first class cuisine and service in a beautiful dining room that is comfortable and warm, but elegant. The staff here were plentiful in number and very obliging and attentive. The chef prepares excellent modern cuisine, and the choices are limited - which we liked since they were great choices and the chef puts a lot into each course. Between courses they offer a cheese tray with thirty five cheeses, many local ones. It's all part of a prix-fixe which is decently priced for the level of the cuisine. The spa is not much to get excited about, especially if you've been to nice spas. It feels very dated and worn around the edges. They say they will be doing some renovations soon. Until then, you'll have an indoor pool and a jacuzzi, some dim lights and a shower with a fancy name (chromotherapy) that weirdly changes colors and irritatingly shuts off every 20 seconds. And there is no relaxation room, or tea served, or soft music. The outdoor pool area is very nice, though the season is short. The grounds are pleasant and well-planted. The nice thing about this place is that it is family-owned, not a corporate venue. Actually there are three couples who own it and they all seem to work there including the chef. So you won't have the feeling of a high-powered spa hotel, but more of a personal and intimate experience that feels very authentic.

Séjour agréable, les chambres sont confortables et l'accès à la salle de sport, bine équipée est un…read morevrai plus. L'équipe est souriant et accueillante.

Hotel Terre de Provence was terrific. We are traveling with our 2 kids and the family room was…read moreawesome. Lots of space, plenty of room for luggage and 2 adults and 2 kids to sleep with space to hang out after a long day of site-seeing. The buffet dinner was nice and the breakfast exactly what we needed. The drive from the hotel into Avignon was super easy, around 10 minutes. I can't say enough about this perfect find for a clean, roomy place to stop over and see some neat sites.

Elegant, Historic, and Ideally Located--A Memorable Stay in Avignon…read more We spent a few nights at Hôtel La Mirande and really loved the experience. If you're into rich history, beautiful decor, and a central location, this place is hard to beat. The best part of our stay was definitely the atmosphere and location. You're literally next to the Palais des Papes and walking distance to everything in the historic center. The hotel itself is like staying in a French time capsule--gorgeous antiques, serene courtyards, and a feeling of old-world sophistication throughout. Our room wasn't one of the ultra-grand ones (no canopy bed or soaring ceilings), but it was still large, elegant, and very comfortable. The bed and pillows were soft and cozy, and the room was spotless. Service was warm and helpful overall, although we did have one hiccup--after requesting a bucket of ice to chill a bottle of champagne, no one ever brought it, even after two calls. We eventually brought the bottle to the bar ourselves, and they were happy to help. Not a dealbreaker, but a surprising lapse for a hotel of this caliber. One thing we'd suggest improving? The towels. They looked beautiful and high-end, but they weren't soft at all. Upgrading to plusher, spa-quality towels would bring the comfort level up to match the rest of the experience. Safety-wise, we felt secure the entire time, but future guests should know that there are quite a few homeless individuals in the area. It didn't feel dangerous, just something to be aware of while walking at night. Bottom line: If you're looking for elegance, location, and a taste of historic France, Hôtel La Mirande is a standout choice. We'd love to come back--hopefully next time in one of those iconic high-ceiling rooms!

Loved the service, the room, and eating breakfast on our room's terrace each morning. I highly…read morerecommend this place as your stay when you come to Avignon.

Adorable little hotel in the center of old Avignon. Building is 400 years old, door is 300 years…read moreold, but rooms are nicely appointed and updated. The innkeeper Stephan is very helpful and sweet as can be. The morning breakfast is all homemade. I was not expecting much but was pleasantly surprised. His wife makes all the pastries- she must be up all night given the selection! If u can't do stairs, let them know ahead of time- no elevator in this old building. Would stay here again with pleasure!

Excellent small hotel. Our room was recently updated and has nice bathroom fixtures including a…read moreheated towel rack, wood flooring, comfortable bed, hot pot to make heated water to make a cup of tea, and more nice touches. The owners, are there every day running the front and are helpful providing tips on what to see. Their insider tips and hospitality made our weeklong trip to the area even better. There is a bountiful breakfast for a few euros. It includes homemade cakes, cookies, quiche, thin sliced meat, cold cereal, juice, croissant, bread, and choice of coffee or tea.

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.