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Hôtel Le Magnan, Avignon Hotels
Boutique hotel nestled within a historic setting offering Provençal hospitality, a breakfast buffet, and a peaceful garden
Nestled within the ancient, protective ramparts of Avignon, a city celebrated for its profound cultural heritage and undeniable Provençal charm, lies Hôtel Le Magnan. This boutique establishment distinguishes itself by offering an intimate and genuinely friendly atmosphere, a welcome respite amidst the bustling energy of the city center. Situated just a short stroll away, guests will find themselves conveniently close to Avignon’s most iconic landmarks, including vibrant marketplaces brimming with local produce, trendy boutiques showcasing regional crafts, and inviting, cozy cafés perfect for a relaxing afternoon.
A leisurely walk of approximately ten minutes will lead you to captivating cultural attractions such as the Musée Requien, a treasure trove of local history and artifacts. Similarly, a short walk will also take you to La Place Saint-Didier, a charming square steeped in history. You can also explore the magnificent Basilique Saint-Pierre, a stunning example of Gothic architecture, awaits your discovery, all easily accessible from the hotel’s central location.
The majority of the hotel’s thoughtfully appointed rooms boast tranquil views overlooking the meticulously maintained garden, providing a serene escape from the urban landscape. The Standard Double Room offers a comfortable and functional space, featuring either a plush double bed or convenient twin beds, a dedicated desk area for work or correspondence, and a private bathroom equipped with a refreshing shower. For those seeking a more spacious and luxurious experience, the Superior Double Rooms provide enhanced comfort, highlighted by a generously sized double bed.
Traveling with a larger group or family? The Triple and Family Rooms offer ample space and flexible sleeping arrangements, accommodating various bed configurations to suit your specific needs. Each room is adorned with bright, bold colors incorporated into the textiles, bedding, and wall coverings, creating a cheerful and inviting ambiance.
To truly unwind and embrace the relaxed Provençal lifestyle, step into the hotel’s lovely patio and picturesque garden. Here, you can begin your day with a delightful breakfast buffet, savoring fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Alternatively, the garden serves as an idyllic retreat to relax and rejuvenate after a day spent exploring the captivating city. The garden itself is a haven of Mediterranean plant species, carefully cultivated to create a tranquil space where guests can unwind, breathe in the fragrant air, and fully immerse themselves in the serene atmosphere of this exceptional boutique hotel in Avignon.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+33 490863651
63 Rue Du Portail Magnanen
https://en.hotel-magnan.com/
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