Maison Albar Hotels L’Imperator

"Beautiful and comfortable environment"

Le Prieure

"Beautiful ambiance, Michelin-starred dinner a bonus."

La Villa Mazarin

"The five-star luxury hotel in the small town, but the price is moderate, the decoration is traditional and gorgeous, it is very worth enjoying. The garden in the middle of the villa is beautiful. Sitting in the glass room restaurant, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the garden. The dining is delicious, the price is reasonable, and the service is warm and thoughtful."

Margaret - Hôtel Chouleur

"We booked online and hotel exceeded our expectations! Just lovely. Exquisite building that has had modern hotel rooms inserted without destroying the building. Gear central location."

Hotel Restaurant le Gardon - Pont du Gard

"The hotel's accommodations were naturally elegant, but unfortunately, we rushed through check-in and went out for dinner that evening. When we returned to the hotel, it was already past midnight, and the elevator was out of service. We were also in a rush the next morning, and didn't even have a chance to use the swimming pool. It was quite a pity. I hope to stay there again in the future to fully experience the hotel's food and ambiance."

The Originals City Hôtel Nîmes Costières

"Very well"

Vacancéole - Résidence Cap Camargue

"It's very run down and not exactly clean, and doesn't look like the online photos, which is a shame. Very well located, nice pool. Bar and restaurant by reservation only, which is a shame... external service provider, I should add. Breakfast is good for the price. Otherwise, the welcome was pleasant and friendly."

Best Western LOrangerie

"It's close to the highway and very noisy, but not far from the shopping mall, free parking, and a pleasant garden. The front desk service is good, the urban security is average, and you can feel more at ease living here."

Hôtel & Spa Vatel

"Great stay !!! Amazing staff and service , quite, spacious and well designed rooms with private terraces . The staff goes above and beyond to met your needs as it is also part of a hospitality school . Highly recommend for a quiet get away ."

Residhotel Résidence Pont du Gard

"There was no front desk after 8 PM, and the key box contained about ten keys. I encountered an elderly gentleman who didn't speak French and felt helpless. At 11 PM, cars couldn't even get into the parking lot. This hotel is really laid-back; they're not offering refunds, and whether you stay or not is up to you."

Le Clos des Aramons

Château de l'insolas

"Over recent months, my family and I have travelled repeatedly between London and Avignon while my mother has been gravely ill in hospital. We have now stayed at Château L’Insolas three times: my wife coming and going as work allowed, my mother-in-law remaining throughout. What began as a practical base during an exceptionally difficult period quickly became something far more meaningful, a place of quiet refuge that we returned to with genuine relief each time. I have spent thirty years in hospitality, much of it at the very upper end of the industry, and I do not offer praise of this kind lightly. Château L’Insolas is not, by definition, a full-service hotel, nor does it pretend to be. And yet the level of care, warmth, and attentiveness shown here stands honest comparison with the finest properties I have ever stayed in, anywhere. That is overwhelmingly down to Kenzo, who manages the property with remarkable grace and instinctive hospitality, and to his mother, whose work as housekeeper is carried out with quiet pride and unfailing generosity of spirit. Together with the wider team, they have anticipated needs we had not even voiced, absorbed unusual and shifting schedules without a flicker of inconvenience, and shown the kind of human kindness that simply cannot be trained. On more than one occasion their thoughtfulness lifted what had otherwise been a very heavy day. Credit must equally go to the owner, Jean-Marc Robert, whose vision in creating this property is, quite simply, inspired. The setting on the edge of Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, one of the most charming and historically rich villages in Provence, is faultless, and every detail of the château speaks of considered, intelligent design and genuine love for the craft. To Kenzo, his mother, the wider team, and Monsieur Robert: thank you. You have made an impossibly difficult chapter in our lives bearable, and at moments, unexpectedly beautiful. We will return in happier circumstances, and we will continue recommending Château L’Insolas, without hesitation, to anyone fortunate enough to be heading to this corner of France."