Hotels with Parking in Vaucluse

This is a shocking villa hotel very close to the stone city. The villa has two oversized cedars. The couple runs it. The people are very good. The hotel is beautiful and clean. The room is also 360-degree view. Even the toilet has a view. I am the least fond of writing reviews because I am not a blogger. Xiaohongshu also writes a lot. Very good to provide reference. This is my favorite one since my trip. The unique geographical environment and design style are simply magical. So unreal, but it really exists. I have lived in a very luxurious brand hotel. All kinds of boutique design hotels. Nothing that touched me so much.

The owner and host Pascal is very warm, eager to please, excitable and very outgoing. There is a happy hour for guests and Pascal everyday and it is nice to make friends with other guests. A very nice breakfast is good included daily. A short 5-8 minute drive to the lovely but crowded town of L'Isle sur la Sorgue. Pascal helped us book last minute dinner reservations in L'isle sur la Sorgue, which isn't easy to do last minute in September. We especially enjoyed Le Jardin du Quai. Only a four course with no choices at 52 Euros pp. We enjoyed it so much we ate there our last two nights. The ”resort” is in an old Carmelite building that has had refurbishment. It is more rustic Provencal than contemporary. There is an outside covered fairly extensive exercise room, a nice pool, and a very peaceful feel outside on the property. The bees at breakfast were bothersome but nobody got stung and they seemed benign. The clientele was international, but more than 1/2 French. Pascal speaks and understands English well. Les Carmes is quite different than most other places in the region. It reminds me a bit of the Golden ages of travel in the 1950s. It is the opposite of sterile and has a real heart and center.

A**Weng's rare extreme hot day, under the big sun, snorting a soak of urine, dead and alive can not open the door, around the building and yard, did not see how to enter. The store phone on Trip.com is French voice, just understand a sentence, please dial 5 for English messages. I called several times and no one answered. Fortunately, a car came out and followed it in. There was no one at the front desk. A guy in the public office received me and was very enthusiastic. I said that the phone could not get through, and I called in person. He said that it was fine to dial 1-4, no 5, and it collapsed. After completing the formalities, the guy enthusiastically helped me introduce the apartment environment, saying that it was not a hotel, there was no hotel service, and the first floor was pure water. I have to take me to the room to see... The anxious person remembered the same anxious person in the car outside, declined, hurriedly parked the car, returned to the room, solved the round, did not see the bed, was shocked, thought to sleep on the sofa. As a result, the cabinet door was opened, and there was a big bed inside. This design was really crashing. The first night was very quiet, the second night was attacked by mosquitoes, and I woke up in the middle of the night to fight mosquitoes, only to find mosquito bodies on the wall. I was bitten by 6 bags, and the other was bitten by countless. The bag on my finger was finally connected to a white line, looking scary. Stayed for two nights and no cleaning service. There is no living supermarket within walking distance. Fortunately, we purchased food from the last hotel and brought it with ice bags. The induction cooker is not enough, half fried and half stewed, and it can be considered to be able to eat. There is no serious kitchen knife and silicone shovel. The two men ran to the first floor for a meal, and finally gathered together the kitchen utensils and played pure water. The tap water can't be drunk when it boils, it's all water alkali The advantage is that parking is free and there are plenty of parking spaces. Closed management, there is a security brother on duty at night, full of security. There is also a cheap price. The day I came, I was roasted by fire, I was watered by the rain, I was shaking in my shorts, I was shaking, goodbye, Ah **

The hotel is very good. You can fail to pass the service of Trip.com. The hotel generally emails in advance to ask if the guests want to order dinner, but because Trip.com did not give our information to the hotel, we didn't have any food there. It is recommended that friends who see this evaluation go to the E or B website to book!

Our stay at the Mercure Avignon TGV Hotel et Spa was the perfect blend of relaxation and convenience. After a long day of travel, the hotel’s sleek, contemporary atmosphere felt like a breath of fresh air. The highlight was definitely the spa facilities. Having access to a pool and sauna right on-site allowed us to truly unwind and recharge. The room itself was impressively spacious and quiet, ensuring a deep and peaceful night's sleep despite being so close to the transport hub. We wrapped up our stay with a delicious breakfast in their bright, airy dining area. The quality of the coffee and the selection of artisanal breads and cheeses were top-notch. It is a wonderful choice for anyone looking for a touch of luxury and ease during their journey through Provence.

Easy to find, free parking, easy check in process, and a very quiet location.  Room was an apartment with lots of room. Bed was very comfortable, bathroom/shower ok. Breakfast was excellent, with a good choice of continental items. Front desk staff were excellent, friendly and helpful.  Only problem for us was that the nearest restaurant for dinner was 1 hour walk away (I wanted to enjoy some wine and not drive). Still, the walk back gave the wine plenty of time to be absorbed !

The hotel is quite close to the train station, about a five-minute walk. It offers good value for money, featuring a small garden with lots of flowers. While it's a bit of a distance to the Palais des Papes and Pont Saint-Bénézet, it's still walkable, taking about 15 minutes, with many restaurants along the way. The hotel service was decent, including luggage storage. However, they initially only provided two bottles of water for three people, and I had to ask for an extra one. The room itself was spacious and clean, but the air conditioning was a major drawback. Despite trying to figure out the controls for a long time, the temperature wouldn't drop. In the middle of the night, I had no choice but to open the double-glazed windows facing the street, which then brought in noise and raised security concerns. I considered contacting the front desk, but decided against it since I was only staying for one night.

The hotel is located at the city gate. The room we stayed in was a modern modular structure. The room was spacious and had separate wet and dry areas. After the elevator arrived, there was still half a floor left to carry luggage. The hotel parking spaces were at the back entrance of the hotel, so if you were driving, you needed to locate the back entrance of the hotel in advance.

The hotel is close to the high-speed rail station and a 40-minute drive from Arles. A Carrefour supermarket is a 5-minute drive away. The rooms are quiet and clean, with a kitchenette for simple cooking. Purified water and sparkling water are available on the first floor of the hotel. There is public parking in the back.

HotelF1 Avignon Centre Courtine gare TGV offers basic, budget-friendly accommodation near the TGV station. Rooms are simple and clean, with shared or private bathrooms. It’s ideal for short stays or transit stops, with free Wi-Fi and parking. Good value for money, but limited amenities.