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La Mirande, Avignon Hotels
Historic 14th-century palace turned hotel featuring grand rooms, organic breakfast, four dining options, and regular cultural events
La Mirande, a truly exceptional destination, presents a captivating blend of 18th and 19th-century elegance, all meticulously preserved within the walls of a magnificent 14th-century cardinal’s palace. This historical monument offers guests a unique opportunity to journey back in time to the alluring atmosphere of the 18th century, drawing deeply from the abundant cultural and historical heritage of Avignon and the wider Provence region. The hotel’s enviable location is undeniably romantic, perfectly situated adjacent to the eastern facade of the iconic Pope’s Palace, ensuring breathtaking and picturesque views from nearly every room and from the hotel’s beautifully maintained garden.
Each of the twenty-six intimate rooms at La Mirande has been thoughtfully and individually decorated, showcasing a delightful array of historic French cotton prints. This personalized touch creates a distinct and unique travel narrative, with rooms bearing evocative names such as Le Grand Corail, Le Bambou, and Le Perroquet. Enhancing the overall ambiance, the rooms feature exquisitely polished parquet floors, carefully selected antique furniture, captivating paintings, and sumptuously luxurious silk-lined curtains. The sense of grandeur continues seamlessly into the Belle Époque bathrooms, adorned with the timeless beauty of Carrara Arabescato marble and complemented by charming block-printed wallpapers. Guests who choose to indulge in the spacious Deluxe Rooms or the lavish Suites will discover even more generous living space, alongside the added pleasure of gazing upon the neighboring Popes’ Palace through captivating antique-glass windows.
La Mirande wholeheartedly embraces the art of French cuisine, presenting guests with a remarkable selection of four distinct dining options. These include a sophisticated gourmet restaurant, its charming bistro counterpart, a welcoming guest table thoughtfully set within the ancient kitchen, and a traditional tavern. The Michelin-starred restaurant, skillfully led by the acclaimed Chef Florent Pietravalle, offers an exquisite tasting menu designed to explore the rich and diverse flavors of Provence. For those seeking a more relaxed culinary experience, Florent’s light and simple à la carte menu is available in the elegant garden room or on the inviting adjacent terrace, conveniently located next to the Pope’s Palace. Adding to the hotel’s allure, La Mirande regularly hosts a diverse program of concerts, exhibitions, captivating performances, culinary events, and engaging themed parties, ensuring a memorable and enriching stay for all its guests in Avignon.
Hotel Information
5-star Hotel
+33 490142020
4 Place De L Amirande
https://www.la-mirande.fr/en/
Free wifi
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