Palais de Justice hotels in Vaucluse, France

This is a small,simple hotel in the centre of Avignon. Perfectly place for exploring the town. We stayed for a week on the top floor overlooking the square. The square is very busy being the 'street of a thousand restaurants' so to speak. although there are better and just as well priced places within 5 minutes. The room was well sound proofed and cool.Good bed It was 35 degrees plus when we were there. Good and plentiful breakfast and excellent staff all round. For the price we could not fault it.

Nice hotel close to amenities however the bed was too hard for our liking and on busy mornings the breakfast was not replenished enabling a full choice

Hotel is in a great location in the middle of everything. Staff was great as well. Rooms are a bit small compared to what I would call American Standards. So we will call it cozy. Room had a light musty smell Rm. 201. Probably should have said something to the staff but didn't. Hotel is very unique in it layout. Would definite stay there again but different room.

It was very nice and central, stuff is very helpful and friendly

The well located Regina hotel has a mature and totally professional staff and nicely presented and scrupulously clean rooms. It was a total delight to stay in this charming place. Don't miss the breakfast. It's totally exceptional.

The hotel is a beautifully renovated and maintained small palace, literally in the shadow of the papal palace. We had a particularly lovely room (26) overlooking a courtyard. The rooms are comfortable, pretty (lots of florals) and up to date. The public rooms, including an enclosed court and a library-style space, are very nice for tea or a drink. The staff is both competent and very nice. All in all, a very well-managed property in a charming city.

The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of old Avignon and it is reasonably priced. It's a good inexpensive place for staying overnight (sleeping); but due to its cramped space it's not recommended for anyone lounging around during the day.

Oh my goodness, what a special place! Maison de Fogasses is right in the heart of the walled city. Walking the narrow lanes around the hotel is such fun, and many fine restaurants are within a few blocks (as are both the "main street" and the main square with a long row of restaurants). The enjoyable local market is also just a few minutes away. It's easy to walk to the hotel from the Avignon Center station (and easy to take a regional train back/forth to the TGV train station). The website pictures give a good portrayal of the uniqueness of each room. We were in Mimi Pinson. To reach the room, we used a separate entrance and climbed the circular stairs of the centuries-old turret (70 stairs ..my wife counted!). Very special. The room itself, then, exudes character. It was more like a private apartment than a hotel room. We never did encounter any other guests during our three days. This was an unforgettable stay!

We enjoyed our short stay at this hotel with pleasant staff. We had a quiet room on the first floor overlooking the courtyard. It was clean, attractive and had all we needed for a 4-night stay. We would come back.

We stayed at the Pop Hostel for a mini-break during the Avignon Festival, not realising that it's located bang smack in the middle of the action. Avignon isn't particularly big, but being a 4 minute stroll from the Palais des Papes was incredibly convenient. The room was good. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was en-suite, and everything was clean. They even provided towels, which I really wasn't expecting. I should mention that we were on the top floor (there's a lift), so even with the air-conditioning, it was a little stuffy. However, it was July in the south of France, so heat is to be expected. We were also kept up until 1am one night because there were street-performers drumming outside. Not the hostel's fault at all, just something the bare in mind if you come during the festival. It's also a bit of a shame that you're prohibited from eating and drinking in the room, but there are communal areas for this purpose. If you're looking for somewhere comfortable to sleep that gives you brilliant access to the sights of the town, and don't want to pay for the unnecessary bells and whistles you'll find in a traditional hotel, go here.