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Avignon · France · 4-star

Novotel Avignon Centre

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Novotel Avignon Centre

Address: 20 Boulevard Saint Roch, 84000 Avignon

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Lifts · Internet access · WLAN access

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  • Lifts
  • Bar(s)
  • Restaurant(s)
  • Conference Room
  • Internet access
  • WLAN access
  • Room Service
  • Car Park

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Novotel Avignon Centre

20 Boulevard Saint Roch, 84000 Avignon

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Airport distance.

8,9 km from Avignon Caumont airport (AVN) in a straight line

37 km from Nîmes-Arles-Camargue Airport (FNI) in a straight line

Through guests’ eyes

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This is a very nice and clean hotel about 5 minutes walk from the train station, and maybe 15-20 minutes walk to Palais des papes. Ample fresh cold drinking water is available on each floor in coolers near the elevators. Rooms are clean and modern. Lobby area is awesome with a …

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This is a very nice and clean hotel about 5 minutes walk from the train station, and maybe 15-20 minutes walk to Palais des papes. Ample fresh cold drinking water is available on each floor in coolers near the elevators. Rooms are clean and modern. Lobby area is awesome with a pool table and games, as well as a bar and restaurant. There is a courtyard swimming pool that is well-maintained and is surrounded by recliner pool deck chairs and umbrellas, giving the feel of an upscale beach resort. Our room included a couple of complimentary juices, sparkling water, and mixed nuts. The layout of the bathroom is the only bizarre part, as the shower is visible to the bed through a glass wall that can be frosted with the push of a button. We had a peaceful stay, with the only concern being the restaurant staff. There were three of us eating and two meals were finished before the third meal was served (and it was cold). The taste of the food was delicious and the restaurant was not very busy, but the staff seemed unable to keep up with orders. Otherwise, I would recommend staying here. Certainly, a swimming pool in Europe in a hotel in this price range can be hard to find.

Sean PhelanGoogle
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Don’t walk—run. This was one of the most disappointing hotel experiences I’ve had. When we entered our room, it smelled like raw sewage. We immediately reported it to the front desk. The staff acknowledged the problem and brought an air purifier, but it did absolutely nothing t…

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Don’t walk—run. This was one of the most disappointing hotel experiences I’ve had. When we entered our room, it smelled like raw sewage. We immediately reported it to the front desk. The staff acknowledged the problem and brought an air purifier, but it did absolutely nothing to eliminate the odor. We were told the hotel was fully booked, so moving us to another room was not an option. To make matters worse, while I was calmly explaining how frustrating the situation was after arriving late and simply wanting to shower before dinner, one of the front desk employees, Jeremy, became impatient and walked away from me mid-conversation. His colleague, Ilan, remained courteous and professional, but unfortunately there was no solution. After returning home, I noticed multiple reviews mentioning the same sewage smell. If this is a recurring issue, guests should not be assigned to these rooms until the problem is permanently resolved. A four-star hotel should provide a clean, comfortable room and respectful customer service. We received neither. I also contacted hotel management (Pauline) after our stay to request a resolution and never received a response. I cannot recommend this hotel. There are many better options in Avignon that value their guests and maintain their rooms to an acceptable standard.

Juliana LagrastaGoogle
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Unfortunately we can't recommend this hotel, although the location is good and the onsite parking (at €14 per night) is convenient that's where the positives end. The room was large but the bed was the worst hotel bed l've slept in for a very long time. Our king size bed was tw…

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Unfortunately we can't recommend this hotel, although the location is good and the onsite parking (at €14 per night) is convenient that's where the positives end. The room was large but the bed was the worst hotel bed l've slept in for a very long time. Our king size bed was two singles pushed together which was fine. Whilst my husband's side was ok, my side dipped in the middle through, l assume, years of use and there was very little support, l could feel the base through the mattress and l am not a large person. The bottom sheet was also ripped, stained and very old. Definitely not what you would expect from a decent hotel, or even a semi-decent one. I'm not someone who complains but after one night of very little sleep, l spoke to Reception who told me, a little tersely, that someone would be sent to investigate and, if it couldn't be resolved we would be moved. Unfortunately, after returning late in the day, we found nobody had done anything. Housekeeping had simply made the bed without even changing the ripped sheet. Although l didn't eat breakfast in the hotel my husband and our friends said it was particularly bad. Add to this the generally shoddy housekeeping and need for some additional TLC l wouldn't recommend this hotel and won't be back. I would also think twice about staying in another Novotel if this is the standard they accept.

Jane MooneyGoogle
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All hotel information

Location

  • Novotel Avignon Centre is a 4-star hotel in Avignon, France.

Rooms

  • The hotel has a total of 130 rooms.
  • Rooms are air-conditioned.
  • Each room includes a safe, minibar, mini fridge, and tea/coffee station.
  • Rooms feature a telephone, TV, WiFi, and a hairdryer in the bathroom.
  • Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available.

Food and drink

  • The hotel has a restaurant and a bar.
  • Room service is offered.

Facilities

  • Lifts provide access to most storeys.
  • Conference room available.
  • Wireless internet access in public areas.
  • Car park for guests arriving by car.
  • Indoor and outdoor pools.
  • Gym and sauna.
  • Entertainment programme for children with various activities.
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Avignon.
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Explore the city guide

Avignon is a city rich in history and culture, located in the southeastern region of France. It is known for its stunning architecture and vibrant arts scene, making it a captivating destination for travelers.

  • Palais des PapesThe Palais des Papes is a remarkable Gothic palace that once served as the residence of popes.
  • Pont Saint-BénézetKnown as the Pont d'Avignon, this historic bridge spans the Rhône River and offers beautiful views.
  • Festival d'AvignonThis annual festival celebrates performing arts and attracts artists and audiences from around the world.
More about the city

Avignon is a city rich in history and culture, located in the southeastern region of France. It is known for its stunning architecture and vibrant arts scene, making it a captivating destination for travelers. The city is particularly famous for its connection to the papacy during the fourteenth century, which has left a lasting mark on its landscape and cultural heritage.

One of the most prominent landmarks in Avignon is the Palais des Papes, a magnificent Gothic structure that served as the residence of popes during their time in the city. Visitors can explore its vast halls and chapels, gaining insight into the religious and political significance of this site. The palace is surrounded by beautiful gardens, providing a serene atmosphere for reflection and relaxation.

Another notable site is the Pont Saint-Bénézet, commonly referred to as the Pont d'Avignon. This historic bridge spans the Rhône River and offers picturesque views of the surrounding area. Although only a portion of the bridge remains today, it serves as a reminder of the city’s medieval past and is a popular spot for photographs.

Avignon is also home to a lively arts scene, with various festivals and events held throughout the year. The Festival d'Avignon, dedicated to performing arts, attracts artists and audiences from around the world. This celebration of creativity showcases a diverse range of performances, from theater to dance, contributing to the city's dynamic cultural landscape.

Lastly, visitors can stroll through the charming streets of the old town, where they will find quaint shops, cafes, and local markets. The atmosphere is vibrant, and the blend of historical architecture with modern life creates a unique experience for those exploring the city.

  • Palais des PapesThe Palais des Papes is a remarkable Gothic palace that once served as the residence of popes. Visitors can explore its grand halls and chapels, immersing themselves in the history of the papacy during the fourteenth century.
  • Pont Saint-BénézetKnown as the Pont d'Avignon, this historic bridge spans the Rhône River and offers beautiful views. Though only part of the bridge remains today, it is a significant landmark that reflects the city's medieval history.
  • Festival d'AvignonThis annual festival celebrates performing arts and attracts artists and audiences from around the world. It features a diverse array of performances, including theater, dance, and music, contributing to Avignon's vibrant cultural scene.
  • Rocher des DomsThe Rocher des Doms is a picturesque park located on a hill overlooking the Rhône River. It offers stunning views of the city and is a lovely spot for a leisurely walk or a picnic.
  • Rue des TeinturiersThis charming street is lined with beautiful old buildings and is known for its waterwheel. It is a great place to experience the local atmosphere, with cafes and boutiques adding to its appeal.
  • Musée du Petit PalaisThe Musée du Petit Palais houses a collection of Renaissance artworks, including pieces by famous painters. It is an important cultural site that showcases Avignon's artistic heritage.
  • Place de l'HorlogeThis central square is the heart of Avignon's social life, featuring cafes and shops. The square is a popular gathering place for both locals and visitors, making it an ideal spot to soak in the city's atmosphere.
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